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Buck boost converter 3.3V 500mA
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- IC: TPS63051YFFR
- Inductor: Choose an inductor with appropriate current ratings, e.g., 2.2μH
- Capacitors: Output and input capacitors with appropriate voltage ratings, e.g., 10μF
- Resistors: For feedback, if needed for setting the output voltage
- Diode: Schottky diode, if necessary according to the reference design
- Miscellaneous: Headers, connectors, battery holder, etc.
Step 2: Connections-
Power Connections:
- Connect your Li-ion battery positive terminal to the input capacitor C1:1 and then to the VIN pin of TPS63051YFFR.
- Connect the ground of your Li-ion battery to the GND pin of TPS63051YFFR and to the other pin of the input capacitor C1:2.
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Inductor and Capacitors:
- Connect the inductor L1:1 between the VOUT pin and the SW pin of TPS63051YFFR.
- Connect the output capacitor C2:1 between the VOUT pin and ground C2:2.
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Feedback Resistors:
- If the output voltage needs to be set (usually these are internal for this IC), otherwise, connect these as per the design example in the datasheet.
- Connect a resistor R1 between the VOUT pin and FB pin of the TPS63051YFFR.
Detailed Connections-
Power Input from Battery:
- Connect Battery:Positive to C1:1
- Connect C1:2 to TPS63051YFFR:VIN
- Connect Battery:Negative to TPS63051YFFR:GND and C1:GND
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Inductor Connection:
- Connect TPS63051YFFR:SW to L1:1
- Connect L1:2 to TPS63051YFFR:VOUT
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Output Capacitor:
- Connect C2:1 to TPS63051YFFR:VOUT
- Connect C2:2 to TPS63051YFFR:GND
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Feedback Resistor (if needed):
- Connect R1:1 to TPS63051YFFR:VOUT
- Connect R1:2 to TPS63051YFFR:FB
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Ground Connections:
- Ensure all grounds (battery, input capacitor, output capacitor) are connected together.
Step 3: PCB Layout- Place components close to the IC to reduce parasitic inductance.
- Use wide traces for power and ground lines to handle the current.
- Route the feedback trace away from noisy signals to maintain stability.
Step 4: Verify and Validate- Simulate the circuit if possible.
- Prototype and measure the output voltage and current to ensure it meets specifications.
Schematic Summary-
Power Input:
- Connect Battery:Positive to C1:1
- Connect C1:2 to TPS63051YFFR:VIN
- Connect Battery:Negative to TPS63051YFFR:GND and C1:GND
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Inductor and Output Capacitor:
- Connect TPS63051YFFR:SW to L1:1
- Connect L1:2 to TPS63051YFFR:VOUT
- Connect C2:1 to TPS63051YFFR:VOUT
- Connect C2:2 to TPS63051YFFR:GND
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Feedback Resistor:
- Connect R1:1 to TPS63051YFFR:VOUT
- Connect R1:2 to TPS63051YFFR:FB
Final Notes