NXP Semiconductors PCA9460 Evaluation Board (KIT-PCA9460-EVB)
NXP Semiconductors PCA9460 Evaluation Board (KIT-PCA9460-EVB) is a demonstration and development platform for the PCA9460 13-Channel Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC). The PCA9460 is optimized for ultra-low-power applications such as smart home, building safety and security, wearables, and smart appliances. The device is specifically designed to support the i.MX 8ULP Processors.
The NXP Semiconductors PCA9460 Evaluation Board features a pre-installed PCA9460 along with the circuitry required to demonstrate the PMIC. The Evaluation Board integrates an FTDI communication bridge to interface with the PCA9460 GUI software to configure and control the target device.
Features
- PCA9460 Power Management IC
- Four Buck Regulators
- Two 1.0A Buck Regulators
- Two 1.0A Buck Regulators with DVS
- Four Linear Regulators
- One 250mA NMOS LDO
- Three 250mA PMOS LDO
- Four Load Switches with active discharge resistor
- ON/OFF control in different modes
- Configurable to LED driver with two blink patterns
- 10mA SNVS LDO
- System features
- 2.85V to 5.5 operating input voltage range
- Power ON/OFF control
- Standby/Run mode control
- Smart DVS control
- Flexible power ON/OFF sequence
- Interrupt configuration
- Fm+ 1MHz I2C interface (via FTDI USB to I2C cable)
Resources
Software
- Download GUI Software for KIT-PCA9460-EVB from NXP Semiconductors
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Kit Contents
- PCA9460 Evaluation Board (KIT-PCA9460-EVB)
- FTDI C232HM-DDHSL-0 Cable
- Quick Start Guide
Required Equipment
- Power supply with a range of 3.0V to 5.0V and a current limit set initially to 1.0A (maximum current consumption can be up to 7.0A)
- Oscilloscope or multimeter
- Electronic load (optional) each power rail output can be connected to e-load for testing
- PC with Microsoft Windows and an available USB port
Board Layout
Connection Guide
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Publicado: 2022-04-11
| Actualizado: 2024-11-12