PMP9481 Reference Design

Texas Instruments

CISPR 25 Class 5: 3-W SEPIC reference design for automotive infotainment display power

Description

PMP9481 is a conducted EMI optimized (CISPR 25 Class 5) 3W SEPIC converter for wide range Vin automotive applications using the LM5001 regulator IC.  The design accepts an input voltage of 6.5Vin to 20Vin and provides an output of 12Vout capable of supplying 0.25A of current to the load.  This design features the LM5001 boost controller available in automotive grade versions and qualified in AEC-Q100 Grade 1.  LM5001 has a very wide Vin range of 3.1V to 75V and hence is input transient protected.  The board layout is optimized for improved conducted EMI performance.  The board is tested under the automotive EMC standard: CISPR 25: and its conducted emissions are in compliance with the CISPR 25 Class 5 requirements.

Features
  • CISPR 25 Class 5 conducted emissions standard compliance EMI performance optimized layout 500KHz switching frequency to avoid high frequency noise and input EMI filter to suppress conducted emissions LM5001-Q1- AEC-Q100 qualified Wide Vin range of 3.1V to 75V: input transient protection Integrated high voltage bias regulator Very low rise in temperature – best suited for automotive applications
Applications
  • Aircraft cockpit display
  • Interconnect/distribution box
  • Circuit breaker (ACB
  • MCCB
  • VCB)
Product Categories
  • Power management

Parts

Part Number Name Companion Part
LM5001 LM5001 Buy Datasheet

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Other Documents

Title Updated Type Size (KB)
PMP9481 Gerber 23 Sep 2014 ZIP 178
PMP9481 BOM 23 Sep 2014 PDF 24
PMP9481 Schematic 23 Sep 2014 PDF 49