TPS23861 Altium designer file

Hi William,

I can send you the files via TI email as the project files may be too large for E2E.

Hi Eric,

Thanks for your kind help ! Customer has already accepted it as their fist slution.

Customer also has a requirement of >50w PD. I see TPS2378 and TPS2379 can both achieve that, could your please help explain how TPS2379 achieve the high power with only one chip ? By the way, can TPS23754 do that ?

Regards

William

Hi Eric,

Additional supprot needed, could you please help send me the Altium designer file of 25w PD and >50w PD reference design ?
Thanks for your help !

Regards
William

Hi Wiliam,

Which specific reference design are you looking for(device, output voltae, output current...)?

Acctually we have released 40+ PD reference designs on TI website and click on the below link to choose the one you want:)
www.ti.com/.../refdesignsearchresults.tsp
You can search the PD reference design by device, output voltage, output current, etc and click on it to find the schematic, Gerber file, test report, BOM list.

It's easier for Eric to look for the Altium designer file with a particlar PMP #.

And thoses reference designs are all public on TI web site which means that customers can also look into it for a good start!

By the way, what's the end equipment that is looking for >50W?

Thank you,

Tina Liang
Linear Power Business Development

Hi Tina,


Thanks a lot for your quick reply. I find PMP6812 and PMP7499 are good for customer's requirement, which is 12v, 2A and 4A output.
Customer's equipment is switch. Could you please send me the Altium designer file of these two design ? For transformer design, could your please also help send me the parameters of 750313355 ? I can not find datasheet of it on the website.
I am not familiar wth POE application. Could you please help explain a little more about the non-standered design, what is the theory ? Most design are isolate, why isolate PD is so popular in POE application ? Any concern for non-iolate buck ?
Appreciate for your help !

Regards
William

PMP6812 and PMP7499 are PADS designs. Can you convert the PADS files to Altium?

Hi Eric，

What is the transformer parameter of PMP7499 ? There is no datasheet of this part.
Thanks !