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5Vin, Isolated +5Vout 1W DC/DC Module Reference Design

(ACTIVE) PMP4461

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Description

The PMP4461 is a 5Vin +5Vout, 1W reference design module. It includes a frequency-adjustable Flybuck controller TPS55010. This solution has high efficiency with 82% typically, good line, load regulation with 3,000V DC isolation. This power module was designed with minimized components and low cost transformer design.

Features
  • Flybuck™ topology
  • 3,000V DC isolation
  • High efficiency
  • Good line regulation
  • Low cost solution with industrial pinout
  • Size: 20.5 x 9 x 5.5mm

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Parametrics
 PMP4461.1
(Output Voltage 1)
Vin (Min) (V)4.5
Vin (Max) (V)5.5
Vout (Nom) (V)5
Iout (Max) (A).2
Output Power (W)1
Isolated/Non-IsolatedIsolated
Input TypeDC
TopologyFlybuck

TI Devices (1)

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Part Number Name Product Family Sample & Buy Design Kits & Evaluation Modules
TPS55010  2.95V To 6V Input, 2W, Isolated DC/DC Converter with Integrated FETS  Offline and Isolated DC/DC Controllers and Converters  Sample & Buy View Design Kits & Evaluation Modules

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User guides (1)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views
PDF 344 13 Apr 2015 41
Design files (3)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views
ZIP 96 13 Apr 2015 17
PDF 114 13 Apr 2015 25
PDF 22 13 Apr 2015 63

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