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Hi team,
My customer would like to use UCC21222-Q1 in buck topology. I see in datasheet each channel can be controller independently. May I know if UCC21222 supports 100% duty cycle?
Thanks,
Scarlett
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Hi team,
My customer would like to use UCC21222-Q1 in buck topology. I see in datasheet each channel can be controller independently. May I know if UCC21222 supports 100% duty cycle?
Thanks,
Scarlett
Hi Scarlett,
To determine whether this device can support 100% duty cycle will depend on additional details of the design:
Let us know if there's any questions.
Best regards,
Andy Robles
Hi Andy,
- Buck circuit input voltage is close to output, therefore I think only only high side needs 100% cycle,
- Customer can use isolated bias supply. Bootstrap circuit cannot achieve 100% since need time to charge the cap, right?
Thanks,
Scarlett
Hi, Scarlet,
That is correct. We would need to calculate it, but unless it goes high for hundreds Of milliseconds or more, the bootstrap should work.
are they having problems with an existing circuit, or just working on a new design?
Best regards,
Don
Hi Don,
Thanks for your quick reply. It is a new design. Customer needs a buck circuit with Input voltage around 14V and output around 12V, since both input and output varies, for worst case customer is considering 100% duty which when input very close to output. Customer need dual channel iso driver since control on different GND.
Thanks,
Scarlett
Hi Scarlett,
The UCC21222 can support 100% duty cycle if using isolated bias supplies instead of a bootstrap.
Regards,
Krystian