Part Number: UCC28742 Hi team.
When the bulk capacitor is small, there are line frequency(60Hz) ripple in output, which is caused by limited duty cycle. I think it should be 120Hz. Is there any wrong?
Br,
Nison
Hi Hong,
Here are the scope measurements with: CH1 - MOSFET gate pin CH2 - VDD CH3 - CS CH4 - Aux output on XFMR All channels share a single point GND reference to COM.
I have noticed another issue I am seeing, that the circuit is not starting up…
Part Number: UCC28742
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Part Number: UCC28742 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28782 Hello TI-Team,
I want the Simplis Simulation to work at 5V Output. I used the Datasheet and the Excel Table for calculation. But the Output Voltage still is 20V.
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Hi Clint,
I would suggest retaking the measurement using a tip and barrel probe. There appears to be a lot of ringing in the measurements which can be caused by the ground clip of a passive probe. The amplitude of the CS waveform is way too big. If…
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