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UC28025 Half Bridge reference design

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CWilson
Posted by CWilson
on Aug 03 2012 03:43 AM
Expert1730 points

Hi everybody,

I'm currently designing a 150W Half Bridge SMPS with the UC28025 (with multiple outputs).
I need a reference design for the Half Bridge SMPS either based on UC1825-series (1825, 2825 or 3825) or UC28025.

I'm having trouble designing the FB/EA-circuit around the IC from the opto coupler (voltage levels etc.).

Thanks.

/CWilson.

SMPS UC28025 UC2825 Half Bridge UC1825 UC3825
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  • John Bottrill
    Posted by John Bottrill
    on Aug 03 2012 09:19 AM
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    SEM500 1986 A 300 W 300 kHz Current-Mode Half-Bridge Converter with Multiple Outputs.pdf

    CW,

    Attached is a paper on the half bridge topology using a UC2825 and current mode control.

    In addition i noticed a couple of things that are probably impacting the circuit performance. The first is that there is a sneek path in the feedback loop that will result in a higher gain than designed and probably some instability as a result. this is explained in a paper you can find at the link:

    http://www.controleng.com/index.php?id=483&cHash=081010&tx_ttnews%5btt_news%5d=68909

    Because of the integrating nature of the feedback loop on the secondary side you might find that you run into Turn on Overshoot" which is discussed in the following paper:

    http://www.powermanagementdesignline.com/howto/198701926;jsessionid=HFZHQJMW11G0LQE1GHPSKH4ATMY32JVN?pgno=1

    And lastly the current mode controlled half bridge has a tendancy to go into oscillation due to imbalances and this and the solution is discussed in the following paper:

    http://www.how2power.com/newsletters/1204/articles/H2PToday1204_design_TexasInstruments.pdf

    Hope these comments help

    John Bottrill

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  • CWilson
    Posted by CWilson
    on Aug 03 2012 09:21 AM
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    Hi John,

    Thank you very much for your help! I will read this during the weekend and make the adjustments as soon as possible!

    I'll get back to you if I have any questions!

    Kind regards

    CWilson.

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  • CWilson
    Posted by CWilson
    on Aug 03 2012 09:33 AM
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    Hi John,

    "Because of the integrating nature of the feedback loop on the secondary side you might find that you run into Turn on Overshoot" which is discussed in the following paper:

    http://www.powermanagementdesignline.com/howto/198701926;jsessionid=HFZHQJMW11G0LQE1GHPSKH4ATMY32JVN?pgno=1"

    Your link doesn't work..?


    /Cwilson.

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  • John Bottrill
    Posted by John Bottrill
    on Aug 03 2012 10:58 AM
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    Try copying it directly into your browser

    JB

    John Bottrill

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  • CWilson
    Posted by CWilson
    on Aug 05 2012 03:56 AM
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    Hi John,

    Thank you. Very interesting reading. It works by copying it to the browser address bar.

    Have a nice weekend.

    /CWilson.

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