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TPS25772Q1EVM-CO-149: TPS25772Q1EVM-CO-149

Part Number: TPS25772Q1EVM-CO-149
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25772-Q1

The TPS25772Q1EVM-149 kit must be having a IC to control the protocol (PD/PPS), is there a way to control them using the GUI?

Also, is there a way to alter the various combination of output power - 20W, 33W, 45W, 60W etc using the GUI

  • Hello Shyam,

    Yes, the system power can be configured from either the Simple Configuration View or Advanced Configuration View.

    From the Simple Configuration View, see the "Power", "PDP", and "PDO" tabs (highlighted in blue in the image below):

    From the Advanced Configuration View, see the "System Power" tab. Select the "Config PDP & PDOs" button (highlighted in blue in the image below) after entering the System Max Power, Min Power and Max Power. 

    BR,

    Seong

  • Thanks Seong Kim for your response. 

    Also, I am interested to know if there is any similar EVM that support up to 100W. 

    Just, curious to know if there is option to do some protocol injection using the GUI in this EVM? Basically, try to simulate a hard reset of the protocol during the charging process by introducing an error.

  • Shyam,

    We currently do not have an automotive solution that supports up to 100W per port.

    The Telemetry tab on the GUI can be used for system monitoring and diagnosis, but also includes a Reset button (see image below).

      

    Please note that the Source Cap cannot be altered during device operation. A POR is required to load an Appconfig/Patch Bundle containing the desired Source Cap configuration to the TPS25772-Q1.

    BR,

    Seong