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A DIY Buck-Boost Power Supply for Laboratory works and personal use, based on LM5175 and ESP32.

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Overview

This is a pocket-sized, IoT-ed Power Supply.

It's final goal is to meet EEers' daily usage requirements:

  • Small Sized
  • Programmable Voltage and Current settings
  • High Efficiency
  • High Reliability
  • High precision
  • Multiple control method
  • Modernized GUI

This project is still under development and test.

V1.0 PCB

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LM5175 Parameter Configuration & Calculation

Design Requirements Calculated Value
Input Voltage Range 20V ~ 24V
Output Range 0.8V(Minimal) ~ 24V
Load Current 0 ~ 4A(0-12V),0 ~ 2A(12-24V)
Switching Frequency about 300KHz
Mode CCM & Hiccup On

Frequency Calc

Finally get Rt = 84.5kΩ and we select standard value, that is 82kΩ.

Inductor Selection

In most cases, circuit works in BUCK mode, so choose a most-common used voltage range, and calculate its L, finally we get L is about 10uH.

And the maximum average inductor current occurs at the minimum input and maximum load current:

And Saturation current should be higher, about 1.5xIL, about 20A.

Finally we choose two 1265 4.7uH in series.

What's left...

Please refer to ti's docs

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