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The EV6001DN-01C is an evaluation board for the MP6001, a monolithic Buck DCDC converter. This evaluation board is capable of delivering up to 18W output power. The MP6001 has an internal soft-start, auto-retry, and incorporates over current, short circuit, and over-voltage protection. It can also skip cycles to maintain zero load regulation. This device is available in an 8-pin SOIC package with an exposed pad.
MP6001 Resources
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UNDERSTANDING POWER OVER ETHERNET AND POE CONTROLLERS AND CONVERTERSThis introduction to power over Ethernet (PoE) covers the basics of PoE standards, how PoE structure functions, and how PoE works between the PSE and PD. PoE enables an Ethernet cable to transmit DC power while also transmitting data in parallel to IP terminal devices. PoE power delivery includes two equipment types: Power-sourcing equipment (PSE) or a power provider, and powered devices (PDs) or ...
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HOW TO DESIGN A FLYBACK CONVERTER IN SEVEN STEPSOf the many converter topologies around today, the flyback topology is one of the most frequently used. Although simple, this converter design offers great advantages for certain applications. New, more complex topologies have surfaced in recent years, but flyback converters remain a popular design choice. These switch-mode power converters offer competitive size, cost, and efficiency ratios in t...
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OPTIMIZING THE DESIGN OF A FLYBACK CONVERTER FOR POELearn about the key components for designing a flyback converter for PoE.
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PCB DESIGN FOR LOW-EMI DC/DC CONVERTERSEvery switch-mode power supply presents a wide-band noise source. Integrating a DC/DC converter from the car board net into an automotive control unit and still fulfilling the EMC requirements of automotive OEMs is a difficult task. Typically, noise from the DC/DC converter and other high-speed circuits radiates via connected cables that provide an effective antenna path. To block this potential ...
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POWER OVER ETHERNET (POE) POWER SUPPLY PROCESS ACROSS IEEE 802.3AF/AT/BT PROTOCOLAlthough there are various power supply types, this article will focus on Power over Ethernet (PoE) power supplies. In particular, PoE power supplies where the power sourcing equipment (PSE) supplies power to the powered device (PD) terminal equipment through the network cable. Figure 1 shows common PoE power supply equipment, including the PoE switch as well as power-receiving equipment (e.g. wir...
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ARTIX ULTRASCALE+ AU10P/15P MINIMUM RAILS – HIGHEST POWER REFERENCE DESIGN -
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SPARTAN 7 PMIC SOLUTION WITH POWER SEQUENCING FOR HIGH POWER APPLICATIONS (5VIN)This reference design is intended for powering AMD Xilinx Spartan7 family of FPGAs (S6 - S100). This PMIC based solution combines a small footprint with good efficiency and tight regulation for a low cost solution. The internal sequencer ensures power up and power down sequencing requirements MP5416 PMIC with 4x bucks, 5x LDOs Vin 2.8V to 5.5V I2C support QFN-28 (4mmx4mm) Cost effective Small Foot...
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ANALOG SIGNAL VS. DIGITAL SIGNALSA signal is an electromagnetic or electrical current that carries data from one system or network to another. In electronics, a signal is often a time-varying voltage that is also an electromagnetic wave carrying information, though it can take on other forms, such as current. There are two main types of signals used in electronics: analog and digital signals. This article discusses the correspond...
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ZYNQ ULTRASCALE+ MPSOC 8 RAIL DISCRETE POWER MANAGEMENT REFERENCE DESIGNThis is a scalable design for powering the AMD Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC family (ZU2 to ZU19). This discrete solution combines a small footprint with excellent efficiency and tight regulation. An external sequencer meets power up and power down sequencing requirements.
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ZYNQ ULTRASCALE+ MPSOC 7 RAIL DISCRETE POWER MANAGEMENT REFERENCE DESIGNThis is a scalable design for powering the AMD Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC family (ZU2 to ZU19). This discrete solution combines a small footprint with excellent efficiency and tight regulation. An external sequencer meets power up and power down sequencing requirements.
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ZYNQ7000 REFERENCE DESIGN USING PMIC MODULEThe MPS Reference design for the AMD Xilinx Zynq-7000 SoC is centered around MPM54304 Quad PMIC module with 4 outputs (3A/3A/2A/2A) and two LDO regulators to provide all power rails to Zynq SoC. MPM54304 outputs can be paralleled for design flexibility and it includes built-in power sequencing. This design can operate from a 4V-16V input supply.
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WIFIMPS works closely with Qualcomm to create power solutions for all their WiFi products supporting 802.11ax including WiFi6 standards with 2.4GHz/5GHz/6GHz bands The MPS components on these reference designs are carefully selected to meet price and performance objectives of these designs. Please contact your regional MPS contact or use the displayed link below for assistance
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VU19P ULTRASCALE+ EXTENDED PORTFOLIO HIGHEST SIZE POWER MANAGEMENT REFERENCE DESIGNEVXLVU19A
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VU27P VU29P ULTRASCALE+ EXTENDED PORTFOLIO HIGHEST EFFICIENCY POWER MANAGEMENT REFERENCE DESIGN -
VU45P VU47P ULTRASCALE+ EXTENDED PORTFOLIO HIGHEST EFFICIENCY POWER MANAGEMENT REFERENCE DESIGN -
VIRTEX ULTRASCALE+ HIGHEST EFFICIENCY POWER MANAGEMENT REFERENCE DESIGN -
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DIGITAL POWER FACTOR CORRECTION ANALOG LLC CONTROLLER AC DC HR1200The HR1200 integrates a digital PFC controller and a half-bridge resonant controller into a single chip. It uses very low power at no-load or ultra-light load, making it compliant with Energy Using Product Directive (EuP) Lot 6 and Code of Conduct Version 5 Tier 2 specifications. The PFC of the HR1200 employs a patented average current control scheme, which can operate in CCM and DCM multi-mode ac...
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