TIDT357 November 2023
Figure 3-18 shows the efficiency of the LM61480-Q1 for an 8-V, 13.5-V, and 16-V input with the output being swept from 0 A to 8 A. The LM74700-Q1 reverse battery protection was powered on during this test and is factored into this measurement. This converter also supplies the power to the VDDSHVx rails of the AM62x-Q1 and acts as the input supply for the rest of the voltage regulators and logic devices.
Figure 2-2 shows the TPS628502-Q1 efficiency for a 3.3-V input that is supplied directly from an external benchtop supply. The output was swept from 0 A to 2 A. This converter supplies the power to the VDDSHVy rails of the AM62x-Q1.
Figure 2-3 shows the TPS628502-Q1 efficiency for a 3.3-V input that is supplied directly from an external benchtop supply. The output was swept from 0 A to 2 A. This converter supplies the power to the AM62x-Q1 VDDS_DDR rails.
Figure 2-4 shows the TPS628501-Q1 efficiency for a 3.3-V input that is supplied directly from an external benchtop supply. The output was swept from 0 A to 1 A. This converter supplies the power to the AM62x-Q1 VDDR_CORE rails.
The VDD_CORE can operate at 0.75 V or 0.85 V depending on the configuration of VDDR_CORE. Figure 2-5 and Figure 2-6 show the TPS62871-Q1 efficiency for a 3.3-V input that is supplied from an external benchtop supply with a 0.75-V and 0.85-V output, respectively. Each output was swept from 0 A to 9 A. This converter supplies the power to the AM62x-Q1 VDD_CORE rails.