TPS2116 Breakout Board Design


Your goal is a U1 breakout board with a 5 V primary input, 3.7 V Li-ion secondary input, through-hole I/O, and the existing J2 tied to the primary input.
  • I’ve created the plan.
  • It covers:
    1. Adding through-hole input/output connectors
    2. Connecting VIN1 to the 5 V primary/USB path
    3. Connecting VIN2 to the battery input
    4. Updating the PCB for a compact breakout layout
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Before that, add battery reverse-polarity protection on the 3.7V input.
Your goal is now a U1 breakout board with battery reverse-polarity protection added on the 3.7 V secondary input.
  • I updated the plan to include:
    1. Schematic revision for protected battery input
    2. Through-hole input/output connectors
    3. J2 tied to the 5 V primary input
    4. PCB layout updates for the added protection stage
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Use a P-channel MOSFET ideal-diode style on the battery input.
Your goal is a U1 breakout board with the battery input protected by a logic-level P-channel MOSFET ideal-diode stage.
  • I updated the plan to include:
    1. 5 V primary input with J2 tied to it
    2. 3.7 V battery secondary input
    3. Through-hole primary, battery, output, and ground connections
    4. Reverse-polarity protection on the battery path with a P-channel MOSFET
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Specify MOSFET choice
Pick through-hole headers
Check TPS2116 limits
Review battery path

J2
U1

TPS2116

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