Basit,
Sorry for my late response. How about the magnetics in PMP21098?
https://www.ti.com/tool/PMP21098
Actually these magnetics are pretty common, you probably can show the reference design schematic to your magnetic vendor, they should be able to make…
Part Number: UCC28C54 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP21098
Hello
Out of WEBENCH I got a design for an AC/DC 240VAC --> 12VDC 7A converter. It uses the UCC28C54. It also uses a custom transformer with a "turn/ratio" of about 10 turns Np:Ns, 146…
Part Number: UCC28056 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP21098 , UCC256304 , UCC24610
1.UCC28056 (PFC) and UCC25630(LLC DC/DC) are used in the schematic of the design PMP21098.
Now my idea is that: first the supply voltage of UCC28056 becomes Hi, and…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28056 , PMP21098 Hello,
We are having a requirement to design 115VAC/400Hz to 48VDC 100W Power Supply.
Please let us know the suitable TI's architecture to design this kind of Power Supply and also let us know the things…
Part Number: UCC256303 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP21098 , Hi all,
I checked UCC25630x datasheet. But there is no word of "Latch".
OCP1 does not latch?
Could you get me a circuit example that is completely latched off by OCP1?
You know…
Hi, Ben
PFC and LCC both too need latch function(OVP,OCP)
and i reference PMP21098 it`s look like customer inquire.
if any suggestion, Please advise me.
Thanks,
Best regards,
Lawrence.
Hello Sathishkumar,
Indeed, you can use LM5023 for a 100W converter, with those specifications.
This link http://www.ti.com/tool/PMP4408 takes you to an older reference design for an off-line 120-W dual-output converter.
Obviously, it is not designed…
Part Number: UCC256302 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP21098 hello.
I have a question about UCC 256303.
For details, please see the attached document.
thank you.
ucc256302question.xlsx
