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Building and Testing the Power Swap v2 Boost

May 29, 2017

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Power Swap v2 Boost Assembly
Power Swap v2 Boost Testing

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Power Swap Background

Problem: Power domains
Solution: Power domains
Switching Explanations
Buck and Boost Simulations

Finding Power Swap Buck-Boost Components

Shopping for a Buck-Boost Converter
Choosing Between Boost and Buck-Boost
Shopping for a Boost Converter
Reviewing The Buck Boost Choice

Creating the Power Swap Buck-Boost

Problem: Choosing The Inductor
Solution: Choosing The Inductor
Making The Inductor Footprint
Making The TPS63030 Footprint
Problem: Power Swap Buck-Boost Layout
Solution: Power Swap Buck-Boost Layout
Power Swap Buck-Boost DRC and Gerber Generation
Via Stitching on the Power Swap Buck-Boost

Building and Testing the Power Swap Buck-Boost

Ordering Power Swap Buck-Boost Stencils and Parts
Power Swap Buck-Boost Assembly (4x Speed)
Problem: Testing The Power Swap Buck-Boost
Solution: Testing The Power Swap Buck-Boost
Battery Input To The Power Swap Buck-Boost
Changing the TPS63030 Output Voltage
Looking at Power Swap Buck-Boost Inductor Waveforms

Creating the Power Swap v2 Boost

Finding a Boost Converter with Web Bench
WebBench Data for the Power Swap v2 Boost
Creating the Power Swap v2 Boost Schematic
Creating Footprints For The Power Swap v2 Boost
Power Swap v2 Boost Layout Part 1
Power Swap v2 Boost Layout Part 2
Power Swap v2 Boost Layout Part 3

Building and Testing the Power Swap v2 Boost

Power Swap v2 Boost Assembly
Power Swap v2 Boost Testing

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