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DCP010515DBP incorrect output

DCP010515DBP incorrect output

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Kamran Rezaei
Posted by Kamran Rezaei
on Dec 13 2011 10:56 AM
Prodigy20 points

Hi,

I used a DCP010515DBP with Cin=2 uF ceramic and Cout=1uF ceramic to supply two components, one is LA 25-NP that is a current transducer with +/-15 Vs and the other one is AD202JN that is an isolation amplifier with +15 Vs. I want to use these sensors to sense the input voltage and current of a single-stage AC-DC PFC with 85-265 Vrms input and 48 Vdc output. I tried ti check the supply output before I start the converter but The problem is that the output of the dc/dc converter is +/- 30 volts and even when I removed the sensors from the board I still get the same voltages. I cannot figure out what is the problem. Can you please help me with that?

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  • Tom Guerin
    Posted by Tom Guerin
    on Dec 13 2011 12:05 PM
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    Mastermind21350 points

    The DCP01 series is not designed to  be used with AC-DC PFC with 85-265 Vrms input and 48 Vdc output on either the input  or output buses of this converter.

    The DCP010515DBP no load Vout with < 2mA  can have the +/-15V as high as+/-30V on each bus. The converters are unregulated and have no regulated control voltages

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    Send me your contact information to discuss this  question

    My e-mail address is tguerin@ti.com

    Tom

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