TPS23751PWPR - 802.3at PoE+ PD Interface & Flyback Controller | TI
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TPS23751PWPR Übersicht
A Power-over-Ethernet powered-device interface is the front-end circuit that negotiates and validates power delivery over Ethernet cabling per the IEEE 802.3af/at standards, handling detection, classification, and inrush current limiting before an isolated or non-isolated DC-DC converter converts the 37 V to 57 V PoE rail to system voltages. In the power-management hierarchy it sits between the Ethernet magnetics/diode bridges and the system power tree.
Key features include hardware type-2 classification per IEEE 802.3at, an auxiliary power detect (APD) input that enables seamless switchover between PoE and wall-adapter power, and a current-mode PWM controller optimized for high efficiency across wide load ranges, supporting both flyback and synchronous flyback topologies. The integrated thermal protection and precision 25.5 W class-4 signature support full PoE+ designs such as wireless access points and IP security cameras.
Technically, the PoE section implements detection, classification, and a controlled inrush path with a pass device, while the controller section uses peak current-mode control with programmable oscillator frequency, enabling optimized transformer designs and high light-load efficiency - important for energy-efficient (Energy-Efficient Ethernet adjacent) designs.
Typical applications include 802.3at PoE+ wireless access points, IP phones, IP surveillance cameras, and networked industrial equipment that must draw power from the Ethernet cable or fall back to auxiliary adapter power.
Design consideration: keep the detection and classification resistor networks within IEEE tolerance, and use the PowerPAD soldered to a copper pour for thermal dissipation at full PoE+ load.
This page synthesizes distributor data, the TPS23750 comparison, and practical PoE design notes not found in the datasheet. Pricing shown is as of 2026-10-19.
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TPS23751PWPR Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften
| Funktion | PoE PD Interface + Current-Mode Flyback DC-DC Controller |
| PoE Standard | IEEE 802.3at (PoE+, Type 2) and IEEE 802.3af (PoE) |
| PoE Power Class | Type 2 / Class 4, up to 25.5 W at the PD |
| Eingangsspannungsbereich | 0 V to 57 V (PoE PD input) |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Control Topology | Current-mode PWM, flyback / synchronous flyback |
| Auxiliary Power Detect (APD) | Yes |
| Disable Input | Yes |
| Hardware Classification | Type-2 hardware classification per IEEE 802.3at |
| Gehäuse | 16-pin HTSSOP (PWP) with PowerPAD |
| Montageart | Surface Mount |
| Marking Code | 23751 |
| Typical Applications | Wireless access points, IP phones, IP cameras |
| Typical Output Power | 25.5 W |
TPS23751PWPR 16-pin htssop (pwp) with powerpad Pinbelegungsleitfaden
Pinbelegung für TPS23751PWPR (16-pin htssop (pwp) with powerpad-Gehäuse). Dieses Leistungsbauteil verfügt über Gate-, Drain- und Source-Anschlüsse. Bei nicht gepolten Gehäusen entnehmen Sie die genaue Ausrichtung von Pin 1 und Footprint-Details dem Herstellerdatenblatt. Typische Anwendungen sind Netzteilentwurf, Motoransteuerung und Lastschaltung.
Keine detaillierten Pinbelegungsdaten verfügbar für TPS23751PWPR.
Siehe die Datenblatt für die vollständige Pin-Konfiguration.
Typische Anwendungen
TPS23751PWPR ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: IEEE 802.3at PoE+ Wireless Access Points, IP Network Cameras, VoIP and Video IP Phones, PoE Splitter and Midspan Adapter Designs, Industrial Networked Equipment, Building Automation and LED Lighting over Ethernet.
IEEE 802.3at PoE+ Wireless Access Points
Wireless access points are the flagship 802.3at application: dual-radio 802.11ac/ax APs routinely consume 15 W to 25 W, which exceeds the 12.95 W usable limit of 802.3af and requires class-4 PoE+ power. The TPS23751PWPR fits because its type-2 hardware classification presents a compliant 25.5 W signature to the PSE, and its current-mode flyback controller converts the 37 V to 57 V PoE rail efficiently across the AP's wide load range, from idle beacons to full radio duty. TI's reference design explicitly targets synchronous flyback converters with this part for wireless access points, using secondary-side synchronous rectification to cut rectification loss at 25.5 W output. The APD input also lets the AP run from a wall adapter where a PoE+ switch port is unavailable.
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IP Network Cameras
IP surveillance cameras with IR illuminators, heaters, and PTZ motors draw bursty loads well above 802.3af capability, making 802.3at class-4 power the practical standard for outdoor and PTZ dome cameras. The TPS23751PWPR provides the compliant 25.5 W type-2 signature, robust detection and inrush limiting on long cable runs, and a current-mode flyback controller that tolerates the camera's rapid load transients when IR LEDs or motors engage. Its wide-load-range efficiency optimization keeps conversion losses low during the camera's mostly-idle standby periods, reducing internal heat in sealed outdoor housings. The auxiliary power detect input supports hybrid installations where local adapter power is used during commissioning before the PoE link is established.
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VoIP and Video IP Phones
Enterprise IP phones - especially videophones with color touchscreens and gigabit switches - draw 13 W to 25 W, requiring 802.3at class-4 power. The TPS23751PWPR's hardware type-2 classification ensures the phone is allocated full PoE+ budget by the switch, while its integrated flyback controller generates the phone's multiple low-voltage rails (3.3 V, 5 V, 1.x V cores) from the PoE input in a compact isolated or non-isolated flyback stage. Because phones sit on-desk with limited airflow, the HTSSOP PowerPAD package helps manage thermal dissipation. The APD input enables the common corporate deployment pattern of powering conference phones from local adapters where PoE switch capacity is constrained, with automatic fallback to PoE when the adapter is removed.
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PoE Splitter and Midspan Adapter Designs
PoE splitters extract power from an Ethernet cable and deliver a regulated DC output to non-PoE devices such as legacy cameras, access points, and thin clients. The TPS23751PWPR serves as the complete splitter power stage: its PD interface performs detection, classification, and inrush control, and its current-mode flyback controller generates the isolated or non-isolated output rail at up to 25.5 W. Type-2 classification lets splitters legitimately request PoE+ budget for high-power endpoint devices. Current-mode control simplifies transformer design and gives robust short-circuit behavior, important in field-deployable accessories. The wide-load-range efficiency optimization keeps no-load and light-load losses low, which matters for splitters that remain plugged in when the endpoint is off.
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Industrial Networked Equipment
Industrial Ethernet nodes - I/O blocks, gateways, sensors, and panel displays - increasingly deploy 802.3at power to simplify cabling in factories and buildings. The TPS23751PWPR's 0 V to 57 V input tolerance and robust PD front end handle long cable runs and noisy industrial Ethernet environments, while its flyback controller produces the isolation traditionally required by industrial fieldbus equipment. Hardware type-2 classification guarantees full 25.5 W allocation even on shared PSE budgets. The disable input permits system-level power gating for maintenance or energy-saving modes. Its combination approach replaces a two-chip PD-plus-PWM bill of materials, reducing qualification effort in equipment that must meet both IEEE 802.3at power compliance and industrial EMC requirements.
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Building Automation and LED Lighting over Ethernet
LED luminaires, occupancy sensors, and HVAC controllers powered via structured cabling form a growing PoE building-automation segment; 802.3at class-4 power at 25.5 W covers typical luminaires and sensor clusters. The TPS23751PWPR implements the required compliant PD signature and its current-mode flyback converter efficiently steps the PoE voltage down for LED strings and controller logic across the load range from dimmed-idle to full output. The APD input supports hybrid installations combining emergency-lighting battery/adapter backup with normal PoE feed, switching sources per code requirements. Integration of the PD interface and PWM controller in one 16-pin HTSSOP keeps luminaire driver boards compact enough to fit inside standard fixture housings while the PowerPAD aids thermal management in enclosed luminaires.
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Zusammenfassung der empfohlenen Produkte
Technische Referenzdaten für TPS23751PWPR – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.
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Vergleich mit Alternativen
| Parameter | Dieses Produkt | TPS23750PWPR |
|---|---|---|
| Package | 16-HTSSOP (PWP) | 16-HTSSOP (PWP) - same |
| Brand | Texas Instruments | Texas Instruments |
| PoE Standard | 802.3at (PoE+) and 802.3af, Type 2 hardware classification | 802.3af era, without full type-2 classification |
| Integrated PWM Controller | Yes, current-mode flyback/synchronous flyback | Yes, same architecture |
| Typical Applications | PoE+ access points, IP cameras, IP phones | 802.3af access points, IP phones |
Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale
- Full 802.3at type-2 hardware classification for 25.5 W PoE+ (vs. TPS23750PWPR)
- Single-chip PD interface plus flyback PWM controller (vs. TPS2375-1)
- Auxiliary power detect (APD) input (vs. TPS23750PWPR)
Designhinweise
The 16-pin HTSSOP (PWP) PowerPAD is the primary heat-removal path for the TPS23751PWPR. At a full class-4 25.5 W output with realistic flyback efficiency, several watts are dissipated across the IC, pass device, and transformer. Solder the PowerPAD to a grounded copper pour with a via array to internal ground planes; an unsoldered or under-sized pad will cause excessive junction temperature and can trip thermal protection under sustained PoE+ load. Follow the PWP PowerPAD land-pattern dimensions in the TI datasheet.
Keep the detection and classification resistor networks close to the TPS23751PWPR pins and within IEEE 802.3at tolerance, since out-of-tolerance signatures cause PSE power denial. Place the flyback power loop (transformer, switching FET, current-sense resistor, output rectifier) compactly to minimize ringing and EMI; use the APD and disable pins with proper pull networks per the TI reference design (TPS23751 synchronous flyback reference design for wireless access points and IP phones). The input diode bridge that gives polarity insensitivity adds conduction loss - budget it in efficiency calculations.
Do not treat the TPS23751PWPR as interchangeable with the TPS23750PWPR in 25.5 W designs: the TPS23750PWPR lacks full 802.3at type-2 hardware classification, and a PSE will allocate only af-class power, causing brownouts at full AP or camera load. Also verify that the auxiliary adapter voltage and the PoE rail sequencing at the APD/oring network match the datasheet switchover thresholds, or the device may oscillate between sources. Confirm marking code 23751 on received parts to avoid counterfeit PD interfaces.
Compliance-Informationen
Compliance status was not stated in the retrieved web data; confirm RoHS/REACH status on the TI product page at ti.com/product/TPS23751.
