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UCC28064A: When the 220V AC input is turned off, there is still a drive waveform

Part Number: UCC28064A
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28063, , TMS320F28032

Dear Expert

Due to an abnormal supply of UCC28063, the customer is now switching to UCC28064A.4KW communication power supply, LLC uses TMS320F28032 as digital power supply.

At present, the customer debugging found that when the 220V AC input is turned off, there is still a drive waveform of about 2K frequency lasting about 200~500ms, which has a great hidden danger to the power safety of the customer. Could you please help to give some advice?

Red: drive waveform blue: large capacitance waveform;

  • Hello Gabriel,

    it is possible since the brown out dectection needs time to turn off the controller.

    you can refer to page 7 of UCC28064A datasheet, Tborst.

    since the input voltage already change to zero, and the controller still have OCP protection(from the CS pin), there should not have  risk here.

    hope this helps you.