The Texas Instruments TPS62020 evaluation module (EVM) for low-power, high-efficiency, step-down converters helps designers evaluate this device. The EVM enables evaluation of different device modes and device performance.

The TPS64202EVM-023 is an evaluation tool for the TPS64202 inductive step-down controller in SOT-23 package which can supply voltages down to 1.2V from a 1.8-V to 6.5-V input.

The TPS40200EVM-001 evaluation module (EVM) uses the TPS40200 nonsynchronous buck converter to provide a resistor-selected 3.3-V output voltage that delivers up to 2.5 A from a 12-V input bus. The EVM operates from a single supply and uses a single P-channel power FET and Schottky diode to produce a low-cost buck converter. The part operates at a 300-kHz clock frequency with provision for externa…

The Texas Instruments TPS62050 and TPS62052 evaluation modules (EVM) for low-power, high-efficiency, step-down converters help designers evaluate these devices. The EVMs make it possible to evaluate different modes of the devices as well as the device performance.

The controller utilizes a constant on-time control scheme which eliminates the need for external compensation components, allowing the power supply designer to minimize necessary board space and reduce costs.

The TPS40090EVM−001 multi-phase dc-to-dc converter utilizes the TPS40090 multi-phase controller and UCC27222 predictive gate driver to step down a 12-V input to 1.5V @ 100 A at 420 kHz.

The LM2771 is a switched capacitor step-down regulator that produces a 1.5V output without the use of an inductor. It is capable of supplying loads up to 250mA. The LM2771 operates with an input voltage from 2.7V to 5.5V, and requires only 3 low-cost ceramic capacitors.

The TPS5430EVM-173 evaluation module allows the designer to evaluate the TPS5430 SWIFT DC/DC converter and is designed with external components to operate over a wide input voltage range.

This demonstration board is based on the ST1S12 family of synchronous step-down DC-DC converters optimized for powering low-voltage digital cores in HDD (hard disk drive) applications and is generally used to replace high-current linear solutions when power dissipation may cause high heating of the application environment.

This demonstration board is based on the ST1S12 family of synchronous step-down DC-DC converters optimized for powering low-voltage digital cores in HDD (hard disk drive) applications and is generally used to replace high-current linear solutions when power dissipation may cause high heating of the application environment.