<p>➀ The article introduces the TIDA-01344 reference design from Texas Instruments, a 24-W front-end power supply for 48-V automotive batteries.</p><p>➁ It supports a wide input range of 10 to 80 V DC and can handle transients up to 100 V, meeting the requirements of the LV148 automotive standard.</p><p>➂ The design eliminates the need for an optocoupler by using primary-side regulation, improving reliability and enabling a more compact PCB layout.</p>
Related Articles
- Chinese EVs Nearly Matching ICE On Priceabout 1 month ago
- Marvell selling Automotive Ethernet unit to Infineon for $2.5bn4 months ago
- Smarter Power Switching For EV4 months ago
- Interesting Reference Designs Of Radar4 months ago
- Top Ten EV Vendors4 months ago
- Power Semiconductor Giants amid Struggles: 8,800+ Layoffs as Market Slows and China Emerges5 months ago
- Top Ten EV Vendors6 months ago
- What Will It Take for 48 V to Replace 12 V in Automotive Power?7 months ago
- Cluster And eCall Audio Reference Design7 months ago
- CES: Automotive in-cabin radar in one IC7 months ago