Hi Pratik and William,
The voltage on node "ISNS" is negative in polarity and proportional to the output current. By summing this voltage into the feedback divider, we cause the output voltage to decrease as the load is increased. That way, when two…
Hi Pratik,
As described in response to the other EE post, droop can be accomplished by sensing the output current and summing that information into the feedback, or another way is to limit the DC gain of the feedback loop.
thanks, Brian
Hi,
While apparently not available from distributors, by contacting Pulse directly, you should be able to acquire the transformer version with the additional auxiliary winding. Another option is to provide a separate bias supply for the controller,…
Hi Glenn,
Thank you so much for pointing out these errors! Sometimes things slip through the editing process. We will get them corrected and update the document.
thank you,
Brian
Hi Amal,
C1 could be moved to the other side of the bridge if desired. Additionally L1 could be moved to the other side of the bridge. This is just how the designers of TIDA-010047 chose to design the differential mode input filtering.
In either location…
Hi,
The TPS25730 can be used for an easy way to implement USB-C PD UFP. https://www.ti.com/product/TPS25730
Please see PMP41100 as an example of a similar application. https://www.ti.com/tool/PMP41100
regards,
Brian
