Part Number: PMP12072 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8256 Hi Team,
I am looking solution for two different design approach for my design, please find the below details and suggest me the best suitable solution with reference design.
Requirement…
Part Number: PMP12072 Hi Guys,
Good day! Could you help us provide information about part number for Q3 and Q4 and are they P- or N-Channel MOSFET? The BOM does not state which one it is. www.ti.com/.../tidro94.pdf
Another question is, since according…
Larry,
PMP12072 was designed to switch at 60Hz, so a high speed turn off was not necessary. D2/C2 acts as a peak detector for the secondary side of the transformer. The voltage on C2 is likely staying charged because the D2 diodes are reversed biased…
Part Number: PMP12072 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28086 Hello,
With regard to the circuit shown in PMP12072 and the VDD line of the UCC28086: The only voltage I have available to apply to VDD is 24VDC (±10% or thereabouts). What would be the…
Part Number: PMP12072 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CSD19537Q3 Hi Guys,
Good day.
Could you help us to check our customer's design. We have attached here an schematic for your review.
Our customer customized the board by designing a new PCB board…
Part Number: PMP12072
Hi team,
Could you explain the working principle of Q1 & Q2 ? They have no gate drivers, which make me confused.
Best Regards,
Miranda
Hi Kazuya,
Unfortunately, there is no reference design board available.
Here is a reference design files (SCH and PCB) of UCC28086, it can be used to assemble the board.
https://www.ti.com/tool/PMP12072
