Part Number: PMP21366 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP40988 Hi ti Team,
Can i use this IC for 3.5KW power rating (EV charger Front end PFC Purpose) and Higher switching frequency say 150KHZ to 300KHZ range to reduce form factor (Reactive elements…
Part Number: PMP21366 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC256302 , UCC256402 , PMP40379 , UCC28063 , UCC28064A , UCC28065 Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools
Hello,
Per this reference design PMP21366 (UCC28064ADR), I am looking at the UCC28064ADR datasheet…
Part Number: PMP21366 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC256302 , PMP21683 Hi All,
I am working on a design which is based on a TI Power Reference Designs and I was wondering if you can help me out with the some issues that I am facing.
I am using PMP21366…
Part Number: UCC28064A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP21366 , PMP Hi Team,
Customer is asking if we could provide component calculation worksheet for PMP21366 (UCC28064A),? http://www.ti.com/tool/PMP21366
Or may I have the PMP21366 designer's name? I…
Part Number: PMP21366 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28064A , Hello,
We are wondering the reason the efficiency in lighter load becomes higher and lower repeatedly.
38.5W, 98%.
76.4W 96%
153W 97.3%
229.7W 96.7%
306.2W 97.2%
Would you let us know why…
Part Number: PMP21366 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28064A How does UCC28064A maintain high efficiency at light and heavy loads in high powered AC/DC conversion in Industrial applications?
Hi Catur,
For 48V/500W, take a look at PMP21683 + PMP21366. Together, they would form a PFC + LLC to meet your requirement.
For 5V/300W, take a look at PMP21366.
Best Regards,
Ben Lough
Hello, the process in the app note of converting the UCC28064A EVM 300W design to using the UCC28065 at higher frequency would also apply to a 700W design looking to do the same.
Here is a 700W reference design based on the UCC28064A : www.ti.com/tool/…
Hi Ben,
I have adapt the PMP21366 PFC Reference Design to the power stage in consultation with Sheng-Yang using UCC28064A 700W.
For the UCC256402, can I use the WebBench to simulate 50V/500W or 50V/6A to change the feedback divider connected to the T…
Hi Bala,
The filter in the reference design PMP21366 is a bit overkill in the filtering and is missing the DM inductor, but please refer to the paper below for a general guideline on this topic. You will be able to find multiple papers online to help…
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