Dear Team,
Do this topology can meet this spec as below?
1. Vin :54V +-5%
2. Vbatt: 30V~54.75Vdc
3. Icharge :25A / Idischarge:25A
4. four chargers in parallel.
If not, do you have another suitable solution?
Many Thanks,
Jimmy
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Dear Team,
Do this topology can meet this spec as below?
1. Vin :54V +-5%
2. Vbatt: 30V~54.75Vdc
3. Icharge :25A / Idischarge:25A
4. four chargers in parallel.
If not, do you have another suitable solution?
Many Thanks,
Jimmy
Hi Jimmy,
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you the original designer is out of the office until next week. He will respond when he gets back.
Thanks,
Robert
Hi Jimmy,
here are the answers to your questions:
1. Vin :54V +-5% yes
2. Vbatt: 30V~54.75Vdc: yes, but need firmware change
3. Icharge :25A / Idischarge:25A: no
4. four chargers in parallel: no
Regards,
Bosheng
Dear Bosheng,
We appreciated your great support!
May I know why we have current limitation at 25A.
Do we have another method can meet customer spec?
Many Thanks,
Jimmy
Hi Jimmy,
To support 25A, some of the power stage components (fuse, inductor, current sense circuit) need to be changed, also the firmware needs to be changed. The original design only support 10A. Sorry I am not aware of any reference design which can meet your spec.
Regards,
Bosheng
Hi Bosheng,
If the customer makes a 10A design, can they be connected infinitely?
Many Thanks,
Jimmy
Hi Bosheng,
If the customer makes a 10A design, can they be infinite paralleled?
Many Thanks,
Jimmy
Jimmy,
Put two boards in parallel requires synchronization: they need operates at the same mode at any time, if one operates at charge mode and the other one operates at discharge mode, this is not good. Even both of them are in charge mode, they need operate at same charge mode (either CC or CV), and they may also need current sharing. There might need a host to manage this. PMP21529 does not support parallel operation.
Regards,
Bosheng