PMP9409 Reference Design

Texas Instruments

Isolated quad-output fly-buck bias reference design for PLC applications

Description

The PMP9409 reference design is an 4-output isolated Fly-Buck power supply for PLC applications. It takes 24V nominal input and provides 4 isolated sets of (+15V) bias voltage: Each rail has a load of 30mA. Each set of rails is generated from one single transformer windings on the secondary side. A compact solution size is achieved (56x43mm). The design features the LM5017 synchronous buck converter configured as a Fly-Buck regulator. With the benefit of primary side regulation: the supply has the outputs regulated without the opto-coupler or additional transformer winding. The LM5017 has a wide Vin range which is up to 100V and 600mA output current capability with integrated switch FETs. The input voltage to the reference board can be loosely regulated with a range of 17V to 36V.

Features
  • Four isolated outputs: 4x(+15V@30mA) Fly-Buck converter design: primary side regulation: compact solution for multiple isolated output supplyWide input voltage range  of 17V to 36V85% peak efficiency.LM5017 sync buck regulator: up to 100V wide Vin range: 600mA capabilityThis circuit board is tested: and the design files and test report are included.
Applications
  • Digital input module
  • Mixed module (AI
  • AO
  • DI
  • DO)
  • Condition monitoring module
Product Categories
  • Power management

Parts

Part Number Name Companion Part
LM5017 LM5017 Buy Datasheet

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Other Documents

Title Updated Type Size (KB)
PMP9409 Gerber 04 Mar 2015 ZIP 40
PMP9409 BOM 04 Mar 2015 PDF 28
PMP9409 Schematic 04 Mar 2015 PDF 97