Looking for Gerber Files or Development board for 3KW inverter application note STEVAL-ISV002V1

[JoshuaNgalande]

Hello Team 

 

I am looking at how i can buy the reference for evaluation board STEVAL-ISV002V1 

or the and the gerber files if possible. 

any assistance would be appreciated. 

 

regards

joshua 

 

[Andrew Neil]

Did you check the 'CAD Resources' tab on the Product Page:

https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/stdes-isv002v1.html#cad-resources 

[JoshuaNgalande]

Hi Andrew 

Thanks for that i actually didnt see that section. 

 

however i am still not able to find it there as the board status says obsolete is it possible that this is the reason i dont see any CAD resources ? . 

 

otherwise i didnt see that section.

 

regards

josh. 

[Peter BENSCH]

When I open the website, nowhere do I find that it is obsolete - where did you see that?

The fact is, however, that all boards whose designation begins with STDES are only design studies of the respective product division and cannot be purchased. However, you can download all the data from the CAD Resources tab (here BOM, schematics, ORCAD Design Files and Board Holder, reachable from the URL @Andrew Neil mentioned before), and use it to build your own board.

Regards
/Peter

[JoshuaNgalande]

Hello Peter 

Thanks for the response , Sorry for the confusion the board i am looking for is not starting with STDES

it is STEVAL-ISV002V1  Application note AN3095 

Full file name . 
STEVAL-ISV002V1 3 kW grid-connected PV system,
based on the STM32x

link 

STEVAL-ISV002V1, STEVAL-ISV002V2 3 kW grid-connected PV system, based on the STM32F103xx

 

Looking forward to your advise . 

 

regards

josh.

 

[Andrew Neil]

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@JoshuaNgalande wrote:

the board i am looking for is not starting with STDES

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Apologies -  I put "STEVAL-ISV002V1" into Google, and it gave me "STDES-ISV002V1"

 

[Peter BENSCH]

Ah, now everything is clear. The STEVAL-ISV002V1 is indeed obsolete, which is why there is no documentation for it from ST. Actually, this also includes the AN3095, which should therefore no longer be visible either. If you can't find it somewhere in the depths of the never-forgetting internet, nobody can help you.

Sorry I can't give a more pleasant answer.

Regards
/Peter