Hi,

According to the LinkSwitch-TN2 datasheet, you can still design up to 63mA output current with MDCM operation for universal range input designs using LNK3202D. However, you should consider sizing up some power section components (i.e. inductor, diode, etc) to meet desired efficiency and power requirements. You may use PI Expert to re-design with the DER-507 as a basis.

Regards,

Hi,

Thank you for the reply.
Yes I imagined that it's possible to size the circuit, unfortunately I'm not an expert of this design and in the DER-507 there isn't a part where the calculation are explained.
Then in the PI Expert, both online and offline, the LinkSwitch-TN2 models aren't available for design..

So I still need some help or we cannot select this circuitry and components.

Regards

Dan

Hi,

I believe you can select the LinkSwitch-TN2 buck converter using PI Expert. I tried making a sample spreadsheet based on what you said previously and attached it here. If you would be able to access and design using the PI Expert, it would give you more flexibility. You may edit some fields and gain information about sizing the diode/inductor and other components to optimize your prototype. Good luck!

Regards,

Hi,

I'm little confused, maybe I have the wrong versions or not the proper right to use the programs.
If you see in the screenshots attached with the PI Expert I cannot select any of the LinkSwitch-TN2 or a buck design.
Maybe you mean the PI XIs, which seems you used to generate the list.
I also used it and played a little with the variables like the current, and so also the LNKx model. The only problem is that not all the components of the DER-507 Buck design are showed (D1, D3, C5, R5) and for this I will try to keep the same values.

Anyway thank you for taking the time to help me

Regards

Dan

Hi,

Are you using piexpertonline.power.com?

Regards,

hi,
yes, and also installed the PI Expert Suite 10.1 on the Computer.

Regards

Dan