Part Number: UCC28632 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28630 Dear Sir.
I'm Yoshiko Yokoyama from Marubun Corp.
Customer requested us to show latch up data for UCC28632DR, However, TI web site does not show latch up data.
Could you help us to share…
Part Number: UCC28632 Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools Dear Support from Texas Instruments,
I have a question referring to Design 4491542/3 UCC28630DR
and I would like to implement the following transformers because I have no clue how to build a…
Hi Jayaprakash,
We currently do not support multi-output power supply designs in new WEBENCH power designer tool.
Alternatively, you could design each output separately.
Could you please let us know if application for DC to DC converter is isolated or…
Part Number: UCC28631 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28630EVM-572 , , UCC28630 , UCC28632 , UCC28633 Team,
My customer has the following questions:
Is there a soft-start mechanism? (Datasheet says yes but not much info)
How does the soft start (SS…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP10804 , UCC28631 , UCC28632 , UCC28633 , PMP9643 , UCC28630 Below are the specs as tried to check from web that Ti does not have EVM available.
VAC: 110V ~ 265V
Vout: 24V@4A
During no load, power supply should only provide…
Part Number: UCC28630 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28070 , UCC28633 , UCC28632 , UCC28631 , UCC28063 , UCC28180 Hi all,
I am the newbie of the power circuit design, since I need to design are 180W flyback SMPS (30V 6A) with fulfill the current energy…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28631 , UCC28633 , UCC28630 , UCC28632 (specifications at bottom of post)
A problem concerning a flyback switcher using the UCC28631. If left alone for long enough, it will start up with no problem. If repowered, sometimes…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28630 , UCC28632 Hello
I've just built a prototype power supply with UCC28630. Everything seems to be OK (output voltages, load regulation, line regulation etc), but I can hear a noise (rather low frequency "whirr", not…
Thanks Eric,
I have calculated the values according to your suggestions.
The input is 36V (min), 48V(nom) and 72V(max). The output is 12V at 65W. So, 12V@5.5A. If we back calculate with an efficiency of 85%, the input current is 1A min(72V) and 2A maximum…