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L5963 Evaluation Board

EVAL-L5963

Overview

EVAL-L5963 is an evaluation board supporting the L5963 in PowerSSO-36 slug down voltage regulator. It offers the flexibility to independently supply the various regulators and to work at a frequency different from the free run (250 kHz).

Main features

dc-dc1 working at 1.2 V, 2 MHz
dc-dc2 working at 5 V, 250 kHz
Input connector to sync a different working frequency up to 2MHz
Oscillator on board to change working frequency up to 2MHz
dc-dc1 and dc-dc2 working up to 3A
LDO working at 3.3 V, 250 mA

Possibility to change output voltages
Jumpers to enable or disable dc-dc
Jumpers to enable or disable LDO
Pins to independently supply dc-dc1 and dc-dc2 together with LDO
Output connectors to check output voltages

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