| | | | | | | | | Part 1 of this series discusses how to build a buck converter using a programmable mixed-signal matrix. |
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| | | | Advertisement | | The TPS62876EVM-198 evaluation module (EVM) is designed to help the user easily evaluate and test the operation and functionality of the TPS62876-Q1 buck converter. The output current can go up to 25 A. |
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| | The TPS62876EVM-199 evaluation module (EVM) is designed to help the user easily evaluate and test the operation and functionality of a stacked configuration of three TPS62876-Q1 buck converters. The output current can go up to 75 A. |
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