04-11-2017, 09:11 PM
(04-11-2017, 06:34 PM)pfeerick Wrote:(04-10-2017, 09:46 PM)MarkHaysHarris777 Wrote: TinkerBear, this is also for Pete, the problem <snip>
Sorry Macrus, this does NOT apply to me... I am not, and have never run from a wall wart PSU, but from a 4A DC-DC PSU set at 5.25v, <snip>
hi Pete, look cloooser... I did not say it applies to you, I said the response is also for you .
... that means that I'm responding to two people at once, rather than just TinkerBear (whether it applies to you is another colored horse) <sorry for the confusion>
Again, the problem is NOT the rating on the PSU; its the bootup current spikes, and its also the fact that switching power supplies that are not properly filtered will cause problems for the PMIC; and the PMIC axp803 is very sensitive.
If there is even a small ripple in the DC-DC converter output the PMIC WILL shutdown. and the board will go dead.
TinkerBear's idea of a small cap added to the board itself is interesting (and may be easier, depending upon skills) but I chose to filter the DCIN so that the ripple is non-existent. For other people as well, this might apply more stringently if the user plans to install the pine board in an automobile or plans to use the SLA battery schema.
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