Part Number: UCC28084 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC2808A-2 , We are currently using the Texas Instruments UCC28084DR in our push-pull topology power supply design. Because this component is transitioning to End-of-Life (EOL)/Discontinued status…
Part Number: UCC28084 Hi
The UCC28084 is used in the design with a push‑pull topology. The OUTA and OUTB pins of the UCC28084 are used to drive the MOSFET gates Q1 and Q2, respectively. We would like to know the formula used to determine the output…
Part Number: UCC28084 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL431 We are using the UCC28084 part in our design applications and which is used in push-pull topology please request you to explain the CTRL and CS and ISET pin functionality its design calcula…
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Part Number: UCC28084 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL431 Hello, we using UCC28084 in many industrial battery charger in current mode and isolate push-pull topology from main (230VAC) to 24V or 48V in output, where the feedback is only current.
We…
Part Number: UCC28084
Hi Team, we are using the PWM controll for Push pull topology and we have calculated the duty cycle for Vin min 8VDC and Vin Max 36 with turns ratio 1:1 and . That means, the new duty ratio is about 62.5% and Vmax which is about…
Part Number: UCC28084 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC2804 Hi team,
How to disable PWM switching of UCC28084?
Can shorting CTRL to GND disable PWM?
Best regards,
Shota Mago
Part Number: UCC28084 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25019 , TL431 Hello,
This is my first time fully designing an isolated power supply. I am struggling with managing all of the design constraints: magnetics, power, slope compensation, isolated…
