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Hello,
UCC256404 has an HVstartup function, but if this function is not used, is it okay to drop the HV pin to GND?
Please let me know if you have any problems such as not working.
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Hi Kaji,
Thanks for reaching out. The UCC256404 has X-cap discharge feature. If the device doesn't see any zero crossings at HV pin, it is going to inject the x-cap discharge current. So, you shouldn't connect HV pin to GND in this device.
If you don't need HV startup and x-cap discharge feature, I would recommend using UCC256403.
Please see the comparison between these devices below.
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Manikanta P
Thank you for your reply.
However, UCC256403 cannot be obtained due to product procurement.
So it would be helpful if you could tell me what to do with the UCC256404 HV pins when not using them.
Best regards,
Hi Kaji,
How are you planning to power up this device if you don't want to use the HV start up?
I am asking because, VCC needs to reach 26V before this controller gives RVCC. And then VCC can be anywhere between recommended voltage.
Regards
Manikanta P
Thank you for your reply.
My plan is to apply a voltage to the VCC externally at start up time and then power the device with auxiliary windings.
I was planning to apply 13V to VCC, so I didn't expect 26V.
Do you have any good ideas?
Best regards,
Hi Kaji,
There is no way this device would work if you apply 13V at startup. As I mentioned, VCC needs to be raised till 26V.
Regards
Manikanta P
thank you for your reply.
I will manage to get UCC256403 and consider it on that device.
Best regards,