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Learning Kit TI-PMLK Würth Elektronik Edition

Order Code 744732

Characteristics

  • A new hands-on learning kit is available to investigate the impact of magnetics on the performance of a switching power supply and help to speed up your design.
  • The TI-PMLK Buck Würth Elektronik Edition kit is composed of a power board allowing experimental testing of power inductors, using two step-down switching regulators, one based on hysteretic and the other using peak current mode control operation.
  • There are two independent sections on the Buck board featuring six types of inductors that can be individually selected, tested and analyzed. The choice of inductor is critical for the operation and performance of the switching power supply. The study of inductor properties such as the type of core, material & size will help you in identifying the right solution for your application and projects.
  • The kit is accompanied by an online experiment book with structured labs allowing the user to investigate the board, by autonomously performing six detailed experiments for steady state, transient and dynamic conditions commonly seen in real-world applications.

Applications

  • Buck Power Supply
  • Power Magnetics Learning

Kit Features:

  • 2 distinct Buck circuits
  • 6 selectable inductors to compare various core material, inductance and size
  • Adjustable operating conditions: switching frequency, by-passable EMI filter, inductor ambient temperature
  • Interactive digital book with 6 step-by-step experiments
  • Input / output over-voltage, over-current and polarity reversal protection
  • Resistors to overheat an inductor
  • Temperature sensor to monitor inductor temperature
  • Low noise test points
  • Current sense transformers and integrated current shunt
  • Multiple test points (42)

Success through Teamwork

The TI-PMLK Buck Würth Elektronik Edition was developed in collaboration with Texas Instruments and with Dr. Nicola Femia, a renowned industry power expert and faculty at the University of Salerno, Italy.

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