Hi,
Can i get Reference Schematics for ADP505X EVM.
Regards,
Ranganadh
Hi,
Can i get Reference Schematics for ADP505X EVM.
Regards,
Ranganadh
Hi Ranganadh,
Are you referring to the evaluation board schematics? If yes, these information can be found on the respective product pages.
Here's the link to the ADP5054 eval board documentation:
http://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/user-guides/ADP5054-EVALZ_UG-816.pdf
Here's the link to the ADP5050/2 eval board documentation:
Evaluation Board for the ADP5050/ADP5052 5-Channel Power Management Unit (PMU) [Analog Devices Wiki]
Here's the link to the ADP5051/3 eval board documentation:
Which of the ADP5050/1/2/3/4 products are you looking at? If you're still deciding on which part to use, I suggest you also use the ADP505x Buck Regulator Design tool, set your design requirements and the tool will provide you with the proper components to use. Let me know if you need further help, or require other information.
http://download.analog.com/PMP/ADP505x_BuckDesigner.zip
Best regards,
Jess
Hi Ranganadh K,
Your operating currents across all rails are too high for the chip to handle simultaneously, and this will cause the die temperature to increase, and the part will go into thermal shutdown. Are these your max currents? I suggest that you check the tool for the ADP5054, to see more info on the estimated performance for your design. The die temp increases as well based on your ambient temperature.
http://download.analog.com/PMP/ADP505x_BuckDesigner.zip
It might me better to go with the ADP185x and/or ADP2323 to provide your high current rails. You can check possible options here:
Power Design Tool: Power Management: ADIsimPower by Analog Devices
Best regards,
Jess
Hi,
The nominal Currents are 3.3@2.5A, 2.5@2.5A,1.8V@1A,1V@1.5A.
Can you kindly check for this requirements.
Thanks
Ranganadh