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My Texas Instruments LM5170EVM-BIDIR board refuses to deliver any output voltage when I switch it to buck mode. Boost mode also does not run, so I’m convinced the fault is somewhere in power stage or its sensing network. I haven’t probed or ruled anything out yet—no continuity checks, no component swaps—so you’ll be starting with a completely untouched setup. I do have both a multimeter and an oscilloscope on the bench, so I can feed you real-time measurements, screenshots, or scope traces as we move through your diagnostic plan. A hardware-level approach is exactly what I’m after: schematic review, expected waveforms, component-level tests, and, if it comes to it, guidance on swapping parts or jumpers to bring the regulator to life. Description: Controller: LM5170 EVM Mode: Buck (48V → 14.5V) Issue: Buck LED ON No output / incorrect output Bias supply confirmed (10V at J17) Fault pin behavior checked Suspected: Controller in shutdown / MOSFET issue Need: Hardware-level debugging support TI datasheet understanding Possibly schematic-level troubleshooting By the end of the engagement I expect: • A clear root-cause explanation for the “no output voltage” symptom in buck mode • A repeatable fix (circuit tweak, BOM change, or layout note) that I can implement and verify on my own bench • Confirmation through measured results that the buck rail is regulating correctly under load If you’ve debugged the LM5170—or similar multi-phase buck/boost controllers—your insight will save me days. Let’s get this board working.
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As a team with a demonstrated expertise in electrical engineering and embedded systems, we believe we are the perfect fit for your project. With strong skills in circuit design, C programming, and microcontroller programming, we have a deep understanding of TI datasheets and experience debugging similar multi-phase buck/boost controllers. This directly complements your requirement for hardware-level debugging support in the LM5170 EVM board. Moreover, our extensive experience with IoT, PCB design, and embedded development equips us well for this project. We can offer you nuanced insights into any layout note adjustments or tweaks to the circuit that might be required. Our end-to-end approach is another significant advantage; from detailed diagnostics to a repeatable fix, I promise to accompany you throughout the entire process. Lastly, our history of finding solutions at the intersection of different technologies. By blending intelligence from artificial intelligence (AI), enterprise-resource planning(ERP) systems, and hardware developments like your project needs, we have always delivered cutting-edge solutions that seamlessly integrate into our client's existing workflows; both kids of innovation_ai Covering_mechef537-889 includingkitchenskinny29257
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Experienced power electronics engineer here with hands-on debugging of Texas Instruments LM5170EVM-BIDIR evaluation module. I can systematically diagnose your no-output issue in buck mode—starting from schematic review, control signals, gate drive checks, and power stage validation using your scope + DMM. I’ll guide you step-by-step with expected waveforms and targeted tests to quickly isolate whether it’s shutdown logic, sensing network, or MOSFET stage. Deliverables: clear root cause + proven fix + verified working buck output (48V → 14.5V). Let’s bring your board to life efficiently.
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