MPPT 1210 Hus BOM with part numbers

Charge Controllers
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Good day,

I am currently working on a project similar to the MPPT 1210 hus.

I made few changes on the schematic, however with the interactive BOM provided for the 1210 hus l, I cannot buy components that are already on the schematic as there are no part number provided.

Anyone with the actual BOM with part numbers for this project?

Kind regards,

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Sounds interesting. Which changes did you make to the schematic? Did you find any issues in the current design? And do you have a link to your project?

Regarding the BOM: The actual BOM can be extracted from the schematic. Let me know if you have issues with that so I can send you a CSV file.

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Hi Martin,

Yes I will definitely share with you what I am currently busy with once I get it to work.

I will really be grateful if you can send me the csv file.

Kind regards,
Gael

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Thinking about building one while you’re not shipping outside of Europe, would love the CSV as well.

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Oops, forgot to mention that I uploaded the CSV BOM in the meantime, see here.

@JustinM where are you located? It seems like worldwide shipping costs are going down again, so it could be possible to send over a charge controller. If you’re interested, just PM me.

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Thanks for the CSV BOM, most appreciated. I’m in Sydney Australia.

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Hi, another question from a noob regarding the BOM. I can see the part LMR33630, but there are 3 different variations A/B/C, which seems to have different frequencies (from 400khz to 2100khz). Which one should we choose?

And just for my personnal understanding, what the matter with frequency for a DC/DC converter?

Thanks :slight_smile:

TI Datasheet

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The exact version is specified in the PartNumber column of the BOM. Higher frequency means smaller inductor, but potentially more losses and more EMI. That’s why I chose the lower frequency part.