Based on Texas Instruments TPSM41625 high power development board
1. Maximum 25A high current output
2. Output 0.5-7V continuously adjustable
3. Access ADC digital adjustment
4. Access PWM digital adjustment
5. Input 4-16V
6. Maximum power 175W
7. Ultra-small size 16mmx12mm
Overall design plan block diagram
This project introduces an adjustable power supply based on a power chip from Texas Instruments. Since the current can reach 25A and the size is very small, it is widely used in aerospace and basic wireless communication facilities.
The following will introduce the design principles and ideas of the development board.
The picture above is the general circuit diagram, which is divided into main power module, op amp adjustment voltage module, and positive and negative power modules.
The positive and negative power modules in the picture above are responsible for providing positive and negative power supplies for the development board, which are two Texas Instruments BUCK-DC_DC step-down chips.
The op amp chip in the picture above is responsible for voltage regulation, which facilitates us to connect PWM control voltage, or use DA to output control voltage, or use a potentiometer.
Since the power chip is relatively expensive and the output current is large, please check it before turning on the power. Remember not to operate it while the power is on.
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