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UCC2800: Not so much a question, just wanted to point out a couple of errors in the "Best power tips" e-book

Part Number: UCC2800

Tool/software:

Perhaps a quick edit of this document would be prudent. This is what I found on Page 5:

Assume that you expect your supply to operate in a −40°C to 85°C environment. From , you know that you need to multiply the minimum CTR by a factor of about 0.7 at 85°C. If you select the “A” version of the 817, your minimum CRT can now be as low as 56%. Dividing the result of Equation 1 by 0.56 tells you that you may require at least 4.96mA of LED current, not including the effects of bias current. From, you can see that the bias-current effects at 4.96mA are negligible.

From figure 2, you know...

CTR

From figure 3, you know...