Hi Peter,
Sorry, but no EMI test data is available for this design. Also, this reference design does not include an EMI filter, so it will not pass EMI by itself.
thanks, Brian
Hi Nicholas,
The UCC28700 operates with a control law that includes quasi resonant switching. Essentially, the controller turns on the primary FET during the valleys of the quasi-resonant ring on the switch node. The part is always switching on the valleys…
It really depends on your design goals of cost vs. efficiency. If you want to design for lowest cost, I recommend using the UCC28704 PSR Flyback controller. If you want to design for highest efficiency and highest power density, I recommend our UCC28782…
Hi Michael,
The bulk input caps on this design were sized for the steady state output power of 50W. If you want to size them for the peak loading of 100W, you are correct, it would require more capacitance. I typically use a factor of 1.5-2 uF/W for supplies…
Hi ,
The PMP8740 design does use the UCC28951 to control the power stage. Yes, it is possible to use the UCC2895x devices to generate 0-120V output. The PMP8740 design can be used as a starting point, but obviously, the power stage would need to be redesigned…
