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Test Report PMP9491

1 01/15/2015

Test Data For PMP9491

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Test Report PMP9491

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Table of Contents 1. Design Specifications ....................................................................................................................... 3

2. Circuit Description ........................................................................................................................... 3

3. PMP9491 Board Photos ................................................................................................................... 4

4. DC/DC Boost Test Results................................................................................................................. 6

4.1 Thermal Data ................................................................................................................................. 6

4.2 Efficiency ....................................................................................................................................... 7

4.2.1 Efficiency Chart ........................................................................................................................... 7

4.2.2 Efficiency Data ............................................................................................................................ 8

4.3 Waveforms .................................................................................................................................. 10

4.3.1 Load Transient Response .......................................................................................................... 10

4.3.2 Startup ...................................................................................................................................... 13

4.3.3 Output Voltage Ripple and Switch Node Voltage ....................................................................... 18

5. Audio Power Amplifier’s Test Result and Jumper Connections ......................................................... 21

5.1 Jumper Connections .................................................................................................................... 21

5.2 BTL: Stereo Waveforms ................................................................................................................ 23

5.2.1 Input /Output Audio ................................................................................................................. 23

5.2.2 All output Audio Signals ............................................................................................................ 24

5.2.3 THD Vs Power: BTL mode .......................................................................................................... 25

5.2.4 THD Vs Frequency: BTL mode .................................................................................................... 26

5.3 PBTL: Woofer Waveforms ............................................................................................................ 27

5.3.1 Input /Output Audio Signals ...................................................................................................... 27

5.3.2 THD Vs Power: PBTL into 2 Ohm ............................................................................................... 32

6. Lithium Battery Charger’s Test Result and Jumper Connections ........................................................ 33

6.1 Jumper Connections .................................................................................................................... 33

6.2 Charging Current and Switch Waveform ...................................................................................... 34

6.3 Transition on Vsystem between Vinput and Battery Voltage ........................................................ 35

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1. Design Specifications

Vin Minimum 3.5V Vin Maximum 10V Vin Nominal 3.6V or 7.2V (Depending on Single or Dual Li ion

Battery) Vout 12VDC Iout 2.5A Switching Frequency(SMPS) 300KHz Audio Amplifier Total Power 30W Audio Amp Output 15W +15W Stereo(on 4 ohm BTL) or 30W Woofer

(on 2 ohm PBTL) Audio Amp Input Stereo Inputs. Processing for Woofer Amp Built-in Li ion Battery Charger –Charge Current 2A max (Adjustable through Resistance) Li ion Battery Charger –Input Current Limit 2A

2. Circuit Description PMP9491 is a 30W Audio Boom Box Design which can be used in 15W +15W Stereo or 30W Woofer Applications. The design is broadly divided into four main stages:

1. Single-Phase Non Synchronous Boost Converter using the LM3481 controller IC. The design accepts an input voltage of 3.3Vin to 10Vin (7.2 VIN Nominal) and provides an output of 12V capable of supplying 2.5A of continuous current to the load.

2. 15W + 15W Stereo Audio Amplifier with TPA3130D2 Class D device.

3. BQ24133- Switch-Mode Li-Ion and Li-Polymer Stand-Alone Battery Charger with Integrated MOSFETs and Power Path Selector capable of Charging 1-3 Cells at 2A.

4. Stereo Inputs to Woofer Bass Input Conversion.

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3. PMP9491 Board Photos Board Dimensions: 5750mil *4970mil

Board Photo (Top)

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Board Photo (Bottom)

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4. DC/DC Boost Test Results

4.1 Thermal Data

IR thermal image taken at steady state with 4.8 Vin and 12V@ 2.5 A load (no airflow)-Boost only

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4.2 Efficiency

4.2.1 Efficiency Chart

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Output Current(A)

Efficiency at Various Input Voltages

3.3Vin

4.5Vin

6Vin

7.2Vin

8.4Vin

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4.2.2 Efficiency Data

Vin(V) Iin(A) Vout(V) Iout(A) Efficiency(%) 3.203 0.01 12.029 0 0 3.203 0.795 12.013 0.18 84.918 3.203 1.8 12.01 0.44 91.657 3.203 2.79 12.009 0.68 91.381 3.203 3.8 12.008 0.94 92.738 3.203 4.815 12.007 1.18 91.868 3.203 5.86 12.006 1.44 92.11 3.203 6.925 12.006 1.68 90.935 3.203 8 12.005 1.94 90.89 3.202 9.095 12.004 2.18 89.858 3.203 10.19 12.003 2.44 89.732

Vin(V) Iin(A) Vout(V) Iout(A) Efficiency(%) 4.504 0.01 12.026 0 0 4.503 0.575 12.013 0.18 83.513 4.503 1.285 12.008 0.44 91.31 4.503 1.995 12.007 0.68 90.886 4.503 2.695 12.006 0.94 92.996 4.503 3.405 12.006 1.2 93.964 4.503 4.11 12.005 1.44 93.407 4.503 4.82 12.004 1.7 94.021 4.503 5.54 12.004 1.94 93.35 4.503 6.265 12.003 2.2 93.603 4.503 6.985 12.003 2.44 93.113

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Vin(V) Iin(A) Vout(V) Iout(A) Efficiency(%) 6.003 0.005 12.026 0 0 6.003 0.43 12.017 0.18 83.798 6.003 0.96 12.012 0.44 91.712 6.003 1.5 12.01 0.68 90.697 6.003 2.02 12.009 0.94 93.093 6.003 2.545 12.008 1.18 92.746 6.003 3.065 12.008 1.44 93.98 6.003 3.59 12.007 1.68 93.601 6.003 4.12 12.007 1.94 94.183 6.003 4.65 12.006 2.2 94.624 6.003 5.18 12.006 2.44 94.208

Vin(V) Iin(A) Vout(V) Iout(A) Efficiency(%)

7.202 0.005 12.025 0 0 7.201 0.36 12.018 0.2 92.719 7.202 0.8 12.015 0.44 91.756 7.202 1.24 12.013 0.68 91.471 7.202 1.68 12.011 0.94 93.314 7.202 2.115 12.01 1.2 94.615 7.202 2.55 12.01 1.44 94.17 7.202 2.985 12.009 1.7 94.964 7.202 3.42 12.009 1.94 94.587 7.201 3.855 12.008 2.2 95.165 7.201 4.295 12.008 2.44 94.734

Vin(V) Iin(A) Vout(V) Iout(A) Efficiency(%) 8.402 0.005 12.026 0 0 8.402 0.3 12.024 0.18 85.865 8.402 0.685 12.017 0.44 91.87 8.402 1.06 12.015 0.68 91.737 8.402 1.43 12.014 0.94 93.993 8.402 1.805 12.013 1.2 95.055 8.402 2.175 12.013 1.44 94.661 8.402 2.55 12.012 1.7 95.311 8.402 2.92 12.011 1.94 94.976 8.402 3.29 12.011 2.2 95.592 8.402 3.66 12.011 2.44 95.303

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4.3 Waveforms

4.3.1 Load Transient Response

Load Transient Response at 3.5Vin and 40%-to-100% (1A-to-2.5A) Load Step

C4- Iout

C3- Vout(AC coupled)

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Load Transient Response at 6Vin and 40%-to-100% (1A-to-2.5A) Load Step

C4- Iout

C3- Vout(AC coupled)

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Load Transient Response at 9Vin and 40%-to-100% (1A-to-2.5A) Load Step

C4- Iout

C3- Vout(AC coupled)

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4.3.2 Startup

Startup into No Load at 3.5Vin

C1- Vin

C2-Vout

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Startup into Load(2.5A) at 3.5Vin

C1- Vin

C2-Vout

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Startup into No Load at 6 Vin

C1- Vin

C2-Vout

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Startup into No Load at 9 Vin

C1- Vin

C2-Vout

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Startup into Load(2.5A) at 9 Vin

C1- Vin

C2-Vout

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4.3.3 Output Voltage Ripple and Switch Node Voltage

C1 - Switch Node Voltage and Ch3-Output Voltage Ripple at 3.5Vin and 2.5A Load

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C1 - Switch Node Voltage and Ch3-Output Voltage Ripple at 6Vin and 2.5A Load

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C1 - Switch Node Voltage and Ch3-Output Voltage Ripple at 9Vin and 2.5A Load

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5. Audio Power Amplifier’s Test Result and Jumper Connections

The entire test on Audio Amplifier was done with 5 V input on DC/DC boost converter (output 12V). The results particularly THD Vs Power reveal that Audio performance remains excellent.

5.1 Jumper Connections

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BTL – Stereo Amplifier Jumpers Position:

Place jumper on J3, remove Jumper on J5, Place Jumper in Position 1-2 on J7, Place Jumper in position

2-3 on J8 and place Jumper in position 2-3 on J12.

PBTL – Woofer Amplifier Jumpers Position:

Remove jumper on J3, place Jumper on J5, Place Jumper in Position 2-3 on J7, Place Jumper in position

1-2 on J8 and place Jumper in position 1-2 on J12.

Connect J9 and J10, Connect J11 and J12 and place 2 Ohm Load across it for testing in PBTL mode

Simple Second order Low Pass Active filters is used in the design for extracting only Low frequency input for Woofer application.

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5.2 BTL: Stereo Waveforms

5.2.1 Input /Output Audio

CH4- Out L+ , CH3- Out L- , CH1-Input L ,Math- CH3-CH4 seen by the 4 Ohm Load

Input -400mV RMS 1 KHz Signal (Gain 26dB)

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5.2.2 All output Audio Signals

CH1- Out L+ , CH2- Out L- , CH3- Out R+, CH4- Out R- , Math- CH3-CH4 seen by the 4 Ohm Load

Input -400mV RMS 1 KHz Signal (Gain-26 dB)

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5.2.3 THD Vs Power: BTL mode

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5.2.4 THD Vs Frequency: BTL mode

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5.3 PBTL: Woofer Waveforms

5.3.1 Input /Output Audio Signals

CH1- Out W+(L+ and L- Connected together) , CH2- Out W-(R+ and R- Connected together) , CH3- Input Audio Signal, Math- CH1-CH2 seen by the 2 Ohm Load

Input -300mV RMS 75Hz Signal (26dB gain)

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CH1- Out W+(L+ and L- Connected together) , CH2- Out W-(R+ and R- Connected together) , CH3- Input Audio Signal, Math- CH1-CH2 seen by the 2 Ohm Load

Input -300mV RMS 100Hz Signal (26dB gain)

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CH1- Out W+(L+ and L- Connected together) , CH2- Out W-(R+ and R- Connected together) , CH3- Input Audio Signal, Math- CH1-CH2 seen by the 2 Ohm Load

Input -300mV RMS 150Hz Signal (26dB gain)

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CH1- Out W+(L+ and L- Connected together) , CH2- Out W-(R+ and R- Connected together) , CH3- Input Audio Signal, Math- CH1-CH2 seen by the 2 Ohm Load

Input -300mV RMS 200 Hz Signal (26dB gain)

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CH1- Out W+(L+ and L- Connected together) , CH2- Out W-(R+ and R- Connected together) , CH3- Input Audio Signal, Math- CH1-CH2 seen by the 2 Ohm Load

Input -300mV RMS 2000 Hz Signal (out of Woofer Range)

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5.3.2 THD Vs Power: PBTL into 2 Ohm

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6. Lithium Battery Charger’s Test Result and Jumper Connections All the testing was done with 9V adapter and 2 Cells in Series Li ion Batteries

6.1 Jumper Connections

1. Single Cell Charging – a) Connect a Jumper in position 2-3 in J14

b) Remove D4 and short 1-3 position of diode + Replace R53 with 5 ohm

Dual Cells in Series Charging – a) Keep J14 Floating ie No Jumper in J14

The Default state is for 2 Cells in Series Charging with 9V Adapter.

2. Charge Enable -Put Jumper on J15 to start the Charging

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6.2 Charging Current and Switch Waveform

C4- Charging Current

C1- Switch Waveform of BQ24133 Battery Charger

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6.3 Transition on Vsystem between Vinput and Battery Voltage

C2- Vsystem (Voltage Seen by the System)

C1- Input Voltage to the Battery Charger from Adapter

C4-Battery Voltage

When Input Voltage fails Battery Voltage took over to provide the Back up.

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