Engineer It - How to test power supplies - Measuring Efficiency
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Date:
September 29, 2015
TI's Bob Hanrahan describes how to measure efficiency when testing a DC/DC power supply, and ensure that it works reliably over various operating conditions. The second video in a four-part series is intended to provide the designer with a sufficient understanding about the testing needed to verify a reliable power supply design. The Engineer It videos from Texas Instruments are instructional, how-to videos on a variety of technical topics. For more videos on testing power supplies, check out:
- Measuring efficiency: www.ti.com/testingpoweroverview
- Measuring noise: www.ti.com/measuringnoise
- Measuring stability: www.ti.com/measuringstability
Additional information
- Get started using TI's WEBENCH Power Designer tool: www.ti.com/webench
- Check out the LM5117 65-V synchronous buck controller.
This course is also a part of the following series
Engineer It - How to Test Power Supplies
Date: September 29, 2015
Engineer It
Date: March 14, 2016
Managing heat dissipation with DC/DC switching regulators
Date: January 10, 2018