After I connected two ordinary 4x AMC7135 boards, I just thought this cheap board may also be able to connect to a multi-level driver to provide the current P7 needs.
The multi-driver used is DX SKU.6190 5-mode or DX SKU.7612 16-mode Driver connect with DX SKU.1886 4x AMC7135 board
Here's the connection chart:
I didn't know how the MCU works, but I think it use PWM to drive AMC7135's VDD pin. Thus just connect many AMC7135s VDD together and they'll provide enough current to drive P7.
From SilverFox's NiMH test, eneloop should be able to keep above 1.1v under 3A load. 4x eneloop should keep AMC7135 stay regulation. I'm waiting my other P7 and DHS heatsink. I haven't tried it yet, but I think it should be fine. Any suggestion?
Thanks.
The multi-driver used is DX SKU.6190 5-mode or DX SKU.7612 16-mode Driver connect with DX SKU.1886 4x AMC7135 board
Here's the connection chart:
I didn't know how the MCU works, but I think it use PWM to drive AMC7135's VDD pin. Thus just connect many AMC7135s VDD together and they'll provide enough current to drive P7.
From SilverFox's NiMH test, eneloop should be able to keep above 1.1v under 3A load. 4x eneloop should keep AMC7135 stay regulation. I'm waiting my other P7 and DHS heatsink. I haven't tried it yet, but I think it should be fine. Any suggestion?
Thanks.