Microchip Technology CIP Hybrid Power Starter Kit
Microchip Technology CIP Hybrid Power Starter Kit is designed to demonstrate the flexibility of Core Independent Peripheral (CIP) hybrid power MCU as used in SMPS applications. This starter kit is a hardware platform incorporating the PIC16F1779 as a synchronous buck converter's freely programmable Power Management IC (PMIC) device. The CIP hybrid power starter kit supports three control modes: Voltage Mode Control (VMC), Peak Current Mode Control (PCMC), and Average Current Mode Control (ACMC). This starter kit features one power-on LED, two status LEDs, a mechanical user switch, I2C bridge support, an onboard debugger, and 94.4% efficiency at 65% load.The CIP hybrid power starter kit's PIC16F1779 CIP hybrid power MCU incorporates four digitally enhanced analog PWM controller function blocks into a low-power, 8-bit MCU architecture. The MCU core activity is independent of the PWM controller functional block operation as the PWM controller functional blocks are built in as CIPs. These PWM controller blocks can be configured at design or run time to create nonlinear operating profiles for applications. Microchip Technology CIP Hybrid Power Starter Kit applications include programmable power supplies, multi-loop control systems, and intelligent PMIC devices for embedded systems.
Features
- PIC16F1779 CIP hybrid power microcontrollers
- One power on LED and two status LEDs
- One mechanical user switch
- I2C bridge support
- 94.4% efficiency at 65% load
- Onboard debugger:
- Board identification in MPLAB X IDE
- One green power and status LED
- Programming and debugging
- Virtual COM port (CDC)
- One logic analyzer channel (DGI GPIO)
Specifications
- Nominal operating conditions:
- 9VDC input voltage
- 3.3V output voltage
- 8A maximum output current
- 25W maximum output power
- Absolute maximum rating:
- 6VDC to 16VDC input voltage
- 0.5V to 5V output voltage
- 8A output current
- 30W output power
CIP Hybrid Power Starter Kit Overview
PIC16F1779 CIP Hybrid Power Microcontroller
Pubblicato: 2019-01-16
| Aggiornato: 2023-05-08
