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  • PMP4259: Boost inductor current waveform

    Suheyl
    Suheyl
    Resolved
    Part Number: PMP4259 Hi TI expert, I'm working on my PFC boost converter prototype based on PMP4259. I have reached to the point that I can supply up to 50% of maximum load (3KW) but PF is lower than my expectations. Below I share voltage (yellow) and…
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    • over 1 year ago
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  • PMP4259: Unstable in High Loads

    Suheyl
    Suheyl
    Resolved
    Part Number: PMP4259 Dear TI expert, I designed a 3 KW PFC boost converter according to PMP4259 reference design based on UCC28070 controller. My design components are attached as a PDF file. In about 391W output load (383V, 375ohm) all of the required…
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    • over 1 year ago
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  • PMP4259: Spice Model

    Koray Ertan
    Koray Ertan
    Part Number: PMP4259 Hi, I was wondering if anyone tried to build a Spice model for PMP4259. I am planning to use UCC28070 chip for a 3 kW application and particularly interested in the performance during dynamic load changes such as no-load, light load…
    • over 2 years ago
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  • PMP4259: UCC28070 Dynamic load behavior

    Suheyl
    Suheyl
    Resolved
    Part Number: PMP4259 Hi, I'm curious about output voltage regulation for dynamic load change between 0%-100% of the UCC28070? Does it have sth similar to burst mode which can not be considered as voltage regulation! EMI and efficiency performance can…
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    • over 2 years ago
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  • PMP4259: UCC28070A

    omid hamidi
    omid hamidi
    Part Number: PMP4259 ON WORKBENCH WHEN MAKE DESIGN 3KW 180-260V AC RA1-RA6 CALCULATED 1MOHM 0.75W SIZE 1210 BOUT IN TI REFRNCE PMP4259 USED 1206 0.25W WHICH ONE IS CORRECT IN CALCULATION 1206 0.25W IT IS OK MUST WORK THIS MAKE ME CONFUSED ANOTHER ONE…
    • over 2 years ago
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  • RE: PMP4259 / UCC28070 with dynamic load chages

    Bosheng Sun
    Bosheng Sun
    Hi Jack, UCC28070 has build in enhanced transient response circuit. It does that by pulling up on the output of the voltage amplifier with an additional 100 uA of current in the event the voltage on VSENSE drops below 93% of regulation (2.79 V). This…
    • over 4 years ago
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  • PMP4259 (UCC28070) Inductor question

    Borja Fortuny
    Borja Fortuny
    Resolved
    Hello, I have checked the Schematic, PCB and BOM of the PMP4259 as I am desigining a >3kW PFC. However, I cannot understand how the Boost inductors have been used. From the BOM I have found that the SRW42EC is actually a transformer (Datasheet atached…
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    • over 7 years ago
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  • RE: UCC28070: UCC28070

    Ray DiCecco
    Ray DiCecco
    Resolved
    Hi Mownika, Based on what you provided me, I have a few observations: VIN appears to be ~400V. You should change that to your expected VIN. That may also explain why the input current is non-sinusoidal. Your inductors appear to be the same used in the…
    • 7 months ago
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  • UCC28070A: UCC28070 - PFC

    Rajasekaran S1
    Rajasekaran S1
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: UCC28070A Hi, I am using PMP4259 design and made pcb as per gerber file. During testing when we load upto 300W no issue, at 400W load, out of 4mosfets(Rating - 600V, 30A) - 2mosfets get failed in both the arms. Kindy suggest suitable solution…
    • over 1 year ago
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  • RE: UCC28070: _

    Linda Ye
    Linda Ye
    Resolved
    Hi Norman, I attached the PCB and schematic files. FYI. PMP4259 SCH.zip pmp4259_controller_Gerber.zip PMP4259_Power_Gerber_RevB.zip
    • over 2 years ago
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