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UCC28600 Over current protection

UCC28600 Over current protection

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Bal���zs Farkas
Posted by Bal���zs Farkas
on Jul 25 2012 09:18 AM
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Dear TI

I design a QR flyback PSU with UCC28600 and I would have a question. In datasheet the PL threshold can be 1.05V...1.37V and CS offset voltage can be 0.35V..0.45V but in figure 12 the threshold for CS peak votlage is seems to me quite constant. so my question is the PL threshold and CS offset together have got small changes or the fig 12 is a typical curve only. It is important because of over current protection because if the PL and CS offset tolerance is independent from each other the PL threshold  voltage for CS peak votlage can be 0.6 V (1.05-0.45) but it can be 1.37-0.35=1.02V it means too high variation.

So in my design can use fig12 or I have to design based worst case tolerance situation in the case of over current protection.

Thanks for suport in advance

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  • Lisa Dinwoodie
    Posted by Lisa Dinwoodie
    on Jul 25 2012 09:45 AM
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    The CS and PL will track each other.  If CS is on the low end of the range, then PL will also be on the low end of the range.  The wide range is for any and all devices coming off of the assembly line, and it accounts for lot to lot variation, production and temperature tolerances, each individual part will have a much tighter range. 

    Lisa Dinwoodie

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  • Bal���zs Farkas
    Posted by Bal���zs Farkas
    on Jul 25 2012 09:54 AM
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    Thanks you for fast response.

    May I get some document which verify that CS and PL track each, because I didn't information about it in datasheet .

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  • Lisa Dinwoodie
    Posted by Lisa Dinwoodie
    on Jul 25 2012 10:11 AM
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    I will see what I can get from the Sustaining group and let you know

    Lisa Dinwoodie

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  • Lisa Dinwoodie
    Posted by Lisa Dinwoodie
    on Aug 02 2012 08:35 AM
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     Sustaining has confirmed that the PL threshold and the CS offset will track each other

    Lisa Dinwoodie

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