Hello,
I made a simple PCB based on the reference design of the board with LTC4120 as receiver. Schematic is absolutely the same.
I didn't still couple two systems and I tested the trasmitter without load. Often LTC4125 during optimal power search delivers…
Hi Andrea,
Setting IMON at 1V is a good way of setting the transmitter with fixed duty cycle. Instead of setting PTH1 voltage directly, I recommend you use PTHM pin to set up the duty cycle. Some protection features are only in T3 (please refer to Figure…
I am wondering if PTH1(Pin11) and PHT2(Pin10) of LTC4125 are output or input pin.
Also is it possible to apply a certain level of voltage to those pins to adjust Vpp across Tx coil?
Thanks,
Jay
I see that LTspice has the SPICE model for the wireless received LTC4123 but there is no model for the transmitter LTC4125. Is there one available? This makes it difficult to model a wireless charging system using all Analog Devices components…
I have a wireless power system using the LTC4125 Tx and LTC4120 Rx. Both use the standard application from the data sheet. I'm attaching a copy of the output and input waveforms.
Yellow is the TX output and purple is the Rx input. My questions are…
Hello i am having a few troubles choosing the rigth componentes for my LTC4125 emissor, specificaly in regards to there components power ratiing, becouse there are some componentes where i can´t calculate that power correccly and i am afraid a chosse…
Hello,I have a project where I have to design a wireless charger circuit with th ltc 4125, I need to get a 5W (5V) signal. The lt4120 has a max charging current of 400mA, is there anyway i can design a circuit to have that 1A at the receiver? Should I…
I'm using the LTC4125 power transmitter for a wireless charger in conjuction with LTC4120 device.In attachment you can see the schematic of TX unit.I notice a strange behaviour.With no RX device coupled, When I apply the power source (5V), the LTC4125…
Hello. I have some problem with wireless charger LTC4125. Every 4 second interrupted auto generation. The same problem I have found in this topic " LTC4125 Strange behaviour" (https://ez.analog.com/power/f/q-a/91168/ltc4125-strange-behaviou…
We are currently investigating ICs to use in a wireless power transmitter design.
The LTC4125 looks like a good fit, but I do not see any mention of WPC/Qi compliance.
Is this IC WPC/Qi compliant?Can it be used in designs that will need to meet this specification…