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Reference Design - Low Noise ZETA Topology Converts 6V…22Vin to 11V@500mA

(ACTIVE) PMP10074

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Description

This small ZETA converter works with input voltages in the range of 6V to 32V. Thank to the ZETA topology, it is able to stabilize the output voltage to 11V, which is inside the input voltage range. A SEPIC converter might be also employed at the expense of higher output ripple voltage.

Features
  • Very low output ripple voltage 0.14% peak-peak, 20MHz BWL
  • It is possible to use a buck evaluation module and modify it into ZETA topology
  • Design retains the advantage of the SEPIC converter and shows well clamped switch node

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Parametrics
 PMP10074.1
(Output Voltage 1)
Vin (Min) (V)60
Vin (Max) (V)32
Vout (Nom) (V)11
Iout (Max) (A).5
Output Power (W)5.5
Isolated/Non-IsolatedNon-Isolated
Input TypeDC
TopologyOther

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Part Number Name Product Family Sample & Buy Design Kits & Evaluation Modules
TPS40200  Wide Input Non-Synchronous Buck DC/DC Controller  Step-Down (Buck)  Sample & Buy View Design Kits & Evaluation Modules

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User guides (1)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views
PDF 581 10 Apr 2015 35
Design files (5)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views
ZIP 198 10 Apr 2015 17
ZIP 39 10 Apr 2015 5
PDF 158 10 Apr 2015 5
PDF 45 10 Apr 2015 15
PDF 50 10 Apr 2015 39


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