Power Master starts from the basics and adds value to you for free
If you are new to power supplies, do you have this problem: BUCK, BOOST, Flyback, etc., with all kinds of information and tutorials overwhelming, it feels like you can never finish reading them all and never understand them all?
Electronic products rely on power supplies, and the quality of power supply design directly impacts product performance. For a power supply design engineer, designing the circuitry for a product's power supply is a fundamental requirement. Beyond possessing design concepts, they must also thoroughly research and apply specific circuits.
In this series of courses, Digi-Key invited Lorry, Director of System Engineering for ADI's Power Products, to summarize his years of technical experience. Through 24 excellent courses and two practical projects, you can customize your power supply skills map from basic design concepts to in-depth applications, making power supply design no longer difficult .
Two lectures per week, don’t miss it!
The first lecture will be on November 8th - Power System Composition and Basic Principles. Register now !
It is free for a limited time before the end of the live broadcast, and the original price will be restored after the live broadcast ends.
Lecture content: From 220V to various voltages on the board: 3.3V/1.8V/DDR power supply/MCU power supply, etc., and the corresponding key technical indicators: Detailed explanation of the impact of parameters such as conversion efficiency, operating frequency, ripple noise, transient response, load regulation, output accuracy, etc. on the power supply and system.
Practice content: power supply ripple test techniques, transient response test, load regulation test
Test suite: standard Buck unit, transient response test module, load regulation test module
Instruments and equipment: Oscilloscope + voltage probe + B2
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