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PMP31144: Reference design board PMP31144 or PMP10886

Labo CHHUN
Prodigy 10 points
Part Number: PMP31144
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP10886, BQ25750

Tool/software:

Hello sir,

In the scope of BMS projects for HEV application, we are studying an DC/DC which can work as Buck or Boost converter.

We very intestered on your evaluation boards, with given references (Synchronous Sepic). We understand that these PCB are not available for sales, but anyway do you have any availabe samples ?

Besides, would you have any recommendation of similar references which are available on sales ?

Friendly,

Labo CHHUN : labo.chhun@forseepower.com

HW designer, Forsee Power

1 bd Hippolyte Marquès, 94200 Ivry sur Seine, France

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    TI__Expert 5665 points

    Hello Labo,

    As you already figured out, both PMP31144 and PMP10886 are reference designs, not for sale.

    If you want to get and test one of these boards, you may want to request it to your local Texas Instruments representative.

    By the way, these ref. designs are both SEPIC converters suitable for low to mid power level (I would say 30W .... 200W, according to voltage and current levels).

    If you want to explore battery charging controllers with higher efficiency, you can have a look to our battery charger ICs; one example is the BQ25750, which features bi-directional Buck-Boost topology. In this regard, please have a look to the datasheet and collaterals by clicking at the following link:

    https://www.ti.com/product/BQ25750

    Regards,

    Roberto