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Hi Folks
Is the Error Amplifier biased to 5V like shown in Figure 17 or is it 2.5V shown in the functional block diagram?
Best Regards
Rolf
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Tool/software:
Hi Folks
Is the Error Amplifier biased to 5V like shown in Figure 17 or is it 2.5V shown in the functional block diagram?
Best Regards
Rolf
Hey Rolf,
The block diagram showing 2.5 V near the error amplifier is implying that to be an output or an input.
Its biased to 5 V.
Thanks,
Daniel
Hi Daniel.
Thank you for the answer, but somehow it does not make sense to me....Or we misunderstood each other
Here the reference is 2.5V and in Figuer.17 it is 5V
Which Voltage level do I need set for my Feedback circuit?
Hey Rolf,
Thank you for pointing out that issue.
The reference is 2.5 V.
The E/A is biased to 5 V.
Thanks,
Daniel
Hi Daniel
Guess I found another mistake in the Datasheet
The Y-axis (vertiacal) of Figure 20 and 21 should be swapped. Do you agree?
BG
Rolf
And how would be the duty cycle vs timing resistance range using UC1845A? for example: Would a 2k resistor correspond to a max duty of 80/2 = 40%?
Best regards Rolf
Hey Rolf,
I do not agree they should be swapped.
They seem correct to me the way they are.
Thanks,
Daniel
Hey Daniel
What if I show it like this? Left side (Fig. 20) should be a frequency on the Y-Axis not a Duty Cycle! And In Figure 21 a Duty Cycle instead of a Frequency.
What is about my assumption 2k = 40% Duty?
Best Regards
Rolf
Hey Rolf,
The titles are incorrect yes.
2k would equal approximately 40% duty cycle.
Thanks,
Daniel