Wide VIN power solutions
Increased power density and reliability for systems requiring maximum operating voltages ≥ 30V
Applications that benefit from a wide input voltage range power supply
Automotive, industrial and communications systems are commonly fed with unregulated input voltages and unpredictable transients, and a wide VIN power supply helps to protect the load while reducing the cost of protection circuitry. Some systems simply require conversion from a high voltage to the point-of-load in the smallest board area possible. Other times, designers may desire one wide input voltage device that can be used in a variety of different applications, permitting economies of scale and facilitating design reuse.
Browse the markets and end equipment below to find examples of flexible wide VIN devices that each provide this entire array of benefits.
Automotive
Whether you are designing for 12V or 24V automotive, transient protection from load dump and cold crank are constant concerns in your power supply design. AEC-Q100 qualified wide VIN devices help to protect the load while reducing system protection complexity and cost.
Automotive wide VIN DC/DC brochure
Texas Instruments Wide VIN portfolio withstands the wide range of voltage transients providing highly reliable, affordable solutions.
Automotive wide VIN reference designs
Complete board-level and system-level reference designs provide a blueprint to help you overcome the most challenging automotive design problems.
Communications
While wide VIN devices are common in telecom due to system voltage transients, other end equipment such as ethernet switches benefit from the power density provided by TI’s wide input voltage portfolio.
Communications wide VIN solution guide
Texas Instruments provides the industry’s most comprehensive wide input voltage range DC/DC converter portfolio with rich feature sets to meet the demands of today’s high-performance systems.
Communications wide VIN reference designs
Complete board-level and system-level reference designs provide inspiration and help you solve common communications infrastructure design challenges.
Industrial
Even though many industrial systems feature a nominal 24V input bus, that 24V is often unregulated. This means input voltage transients up to 42V, 60V and even 100V are common, and a power supply with wide input voltage capability is desirable.
Industrial wide VIN solution guide
Learn more about galvanic isolation, a common requirement for many power supply designs in industrial factory automation and building automation.
Industrial wide VIN reference designs
Complete board-level and system-level reference design circuits to help you quickly evaluate and customize your industrial system.
