TPS59650EVM-753

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The TPS59650EVM-753 evaluation module (EVM) is a power supply solution designed to provide power for all manner of applications and industries. This highly efficient, low-cost solution enables designs with a maximum output current of +25Amps, with input voltage ratings up to 160V. The TPS59650EVM-753 is an off-line, SMPS-based evaluation module that enables the user to explore the possibilities of using power regulation and control in a wide range of applications, such as automotive, industrial, medical, networking, and consumer products.

The TPS59650EVM-753 is ideal for applications in which adjustable output voltage and multi-channel support are needed. The module includes two channels: one 12V/5A DC/DC synchronous buck converter and one 15V/3A constant-current breaker. Both channels are adjustable through an external voltage divider or through I2C programming. The EVM also features protection against overload, over-voltage, under-voltage, and short-circuit conditions.

The TPS59650EVM-753 is designed to deliver high performance and reliability. Its high efficiency rating of over 90% ensures efficient and reliable operation. It supports a wide input voltage range of 4V to 160V, and a high-frequency flyback design with synchronous rectification to achieve a high power density. The module also features low output noise and ripple, as well as a power-save mode to reduce system power consumption.

The TPS59650EVM-753 can be used in many applications, including lighting, appliance controls, DC motor drives, LED illumination, battery charging, and energy metering. The TPS59650EVM-753 also provides an excellent solution for industrial systems and instrumentation that require multiple regulated voltages or current sources.

The basic operating principle of the TPS59650EVM-753 is based on the use of pulse-width modulation (PWM) and synchronous rectification to convert an AC input signal into a DC output. A PWM signal is used to modulate the input voltage, which is then rectified to provide the desired output. The PWM signal is then adjusted by an external voltage divider and controlled via I2C programming. The module also includes protection for overload, over-voltage, under-voltage, and short-circuit conditions.

The TPS59650EVM-753 is specifically designed for SMPS designs, providing a low-cost, high-performance solution. It features high efficiency and low noise, and is well suited for a wide range of applications. With its wide input voltage range and multiple output channels, it is an ideal solution for providing power to many types of DC-powered devices.

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