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Power and Thermal Design Considerations Using TI's AM57x Processor Reference Design
TIDEP0047: This TI Design (TIDEP0047) is a reference platform based on the AM57x processor and companion TPS659037 power management integrated circuit (PMIC). This TI Design specifically highlights important power and thermal design considerations and techniques for systems designed with AM57x and TPS659037. It includes reference material and documentation covering power management design, power distribution network (PDN) design considerations, thermal design considerations, estimating power consumption, and a power consumption summary.
Sync Buck for Intel Atom E6xx Tunnel Creek (1V @ 5A)
PMP5855.1: The PMP5855 is designed to use a regulated 12V (8V-14V) bus to produce 10 regulated outputs in sequence for an Atom E6xx Tunnel Creek Power System. The PMP5855 is specially designed to demonstrate the TPS59610 Atom E6xx CPU and GPU Vcore regulators while providing a number of test points to evaluate their static and dynamic performance. PMP5855 provides hotswap protection and input OR-ing.
TUSB8040AEVM TUSB8040A Evaluation Module | TI.com
TUSB8040AEVM: The TUSB8040AEVM board is a free-standing reference design for a four-port SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) hub. It is used to evaluate system compatibility. A SuperSpeed enabled host system and cable is required to evaluate SuperSpeed data transfer. The TUSB8040AEVM will work with USB 2.0 hosts systems as a USB 2.0 hub. No software is required to enable the device. The board will work with any operating system that has USB hub class support built in.
TIDEP0047 Power and Thermal Design Considerations Using TI's AM57x Processor Reference Design | TI.com
TIDEP0047: This TI Design (TIDEP0047) is a reference platform based on the AM57x processor and companion TPS659037 power management integrated circuit (PMIC). This TI Design specifically highlights important power and thermal design considerations and techniques for systems designed with AM57x and TPS659037. It includes reference material and documentation covering power management design, power distribution network (PDN) design considerations, thermal design considerations, estimating power consumption, and a power consumption summary.
PMP5855 Sync Buck for Intel Atom E6xx Tunnel Creek (1.8V @ 5A) | TI.com
PMP5855: The PMP5855 is designed to use a regulated 12V (8V-14V) bus to produce 10 regulated outputs in sequence for an Atom E6xx Tunnel Creek Power System. The PMP5855 is specially designed to demonstrate the TPS59610 Atom E6xx CPU and GPU Vcore regulators while providing a number of test points to evaluate their static and dynamic performance. PMP5855 provides hotswap protection and input OR-ing.
PMP5855 Sync Buck for Intel Atom E6xx Tunnel Creek (1.8V @ 5A) | TI.com
PMP5855: The PMP5855 is designed to use a regulated 12V (8V-14V) bus to produce 10 regulated outputs in sequence for an Atom E6xx Tunnel Creek Power System. The PMP5855 is specially designed to demonstrate the TPS59610 Atom E6xx CPU and GPU Vcore regulators while providing a number of test points to evaluate their static and dynamic performance. PMP5855 provides hotswap protection and input OR-ing.
TIDA-00887 Automotive 2.4A Dual-Port USB Hub Reference Design With Short-to-Battery Protection | TI.com
TIDA-00887: The TIDA-00887 is comprised of a two-port USB 2.0 hub with short-to-battery (STB) and short-circuit protection on both downstream ports provided by the TPD3S716-Q1. Both downstream ports are configured either as a custom divider mode or a dedicated charging port (DCP) provided by the TUSB4020BI-Q1 USB 2.0 hub if no upstream device is connected. When an upstream is connected, the TUSB4020 hub supports charging via CDP. The ports automatically switch between divider mode, CDP mode, and DCP mode depending on the portable devices connected, in order to provide the fastest charging rate to the connected device. This reference design is similar to the TIDA-00845, however, it removes the in-system STB simulator and adds functionality for 2.4-A charging and automatic charge detection.
TIDEP0076 3D Machine Vision Reference Design Based on AM572x Processor with DLP® Structured Light | TI.com
TIDEP0076: The TIDEP0076 3D machine vision design describes an embedded 3D scanner based on the structured light principle. A digital camera along with a Sitara™ AM57xx processor System on Chip (SoC) is used to capture reflected light patterns from a DLP4500-based projector. Subsquent processing of captured patterns, calculation of the object's 3D point cloud and its 3D visualization are all performed within the AM57xx processor SoC. This design provides an embedded solution with advantages in power, simplicity, cost and size over a host PC-based implementation.
TIDEP0046 Monte-Carlo Simulation on AM57x Using OpenCL for DSP Acceleration Reference Design | TI.com
TIDEP0046: TI’s high performance ARM® Cortex®-A15 based AM57x processors also integrate C66x DSPs. These DSPs were designed to handle high signal and data processing tasks that are often required by industrial, automotive and financial applications. The AM57x OpenCL implementation makes it easy for users to utilize DSP acceleration for high computational tasks while using a standard programming model and language, thereby removing the need for deep knowledge of the DSP architecture. The TIDEP0046 TI reference design provides an example of using DSP acceleration to generate a very long sequence of normal random numbers using standard C/C++ code.
TIDA-00845 Two-Port Automotive USB 2.0 Hub With Short-to-Battery Protection Reference Design | TI.com
TIDA-00845: TIDA-00845 is a dual-port USB 2.0 hub with the ability to withstand a short of up to 18-V DC on both downstream ports, as well as Level 4 IEC 61000-4-2 ESD protection, overcurrent conditions, and shorts to ground. This protection is provided by an integrated protection device - the TPD3S714-Q1. With short-to-battery (STB) protection, short-circuit protection, and a fixed current-limit load switch on both downstream ports, the TUSB4020BI USB 2.0 hub is isolated and protected from overvoltage and overcurrent conditions. Downstream port 1 includes a STB test simulator for applying 18-V DC, and two TPD3S714-Q1s to protect both the hub and a peripheral for easily demonstrating USB STB protection functionality.
Monte-Carlo Simulation on AM57x Using OpenCL for DSP Acceleration Reference Design
TIDEP0046: TI’s high performance ARM® Cortex®-A15 based AM57x processors also integrate C66x DSPs. These DSPs were designed to handle high signal and data processing tasks that are often required by industrial, automotive and financial applications. The AM57x OpenCL implementation makes it easy for users to utilize DSP acceleration for high computational tasks while using a standard programming model and language, thereby removing the need for deep knowledge of the DSP architecture. The TIDEP0046 TI reference design provides an example of using DSP acceleration to generate a very long sequence of normal random numbers using standard C/C++ code.
TUSB8040A Evaluation Module
TUSB8040AEVM: The TUSB8040AEVM board is a free-standing reference design for a four-port SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) hub. It is used to evaluate system compatibility. A SuperSpeed enabled host system and cable is required to evaluate SuperSpeed data transfer. The TUSB8040AEVM will work with USB 2.0 hosts systems as a USB 2.0 hub. No software is required to enable the device. The board will work with any operating system that has USB hub class support built in.
