Hi, I am currently using the UC1825 in open loop mode. And I see the following waveform in at the output of the error amplifier (where the output is expected to be DC). Is there a possible explanation for this operation
Thanks
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Hi, I am currently using the UC1825 in open loop mode. And I see the following waveform in at the output of the error amplifier (where the output is expected to be DC). Is there a possible explanation for this operation
Thanks
Hello Nandha
Please check the INV and NI inputs to the error amplifier. If I wanted to run this device open loop I would ground the INV input and tie the NI input to VREF. If this doesn't solve your issue then please post your schematic here -
I hope this helps
Regards
Colin
Hi Colin,
Grounding the INV input to ground would drive the IC to its full duty cycle limit (the voltages are fine in this config). I want to control the duty cycle of the output using a 10k pot. Doing so led to this result. Any other way to control the duty cycle in open loop
Thanks and regards
Nandha
Hello Nandha
You can configure the on-board error amplifier as a voltage follower by connecting INV to E/A OUT and putting a DC voltage on the NI pin. The DC voltage will control the duty cycle linearly once NI is between about 1.25V and 4V.
A 10k pot from VREF to GND should work nicely.
Regards