Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28064A, , UCC28064
Hi Application team
I get question below customer.
Could you give me answer?
The instantaneous instantaneous drop test is specified by the safety standards and is a test to see how the monitor behaves when the input AC voltage is momentarily reduced.
The test includes 100%, 60%, and 30% reduction of the input AC voltage rating, with different drop times.
When the input AC voltage drops, the PFC output voltage also drops. Therefore, medical monitors use ICs with a function to minimize the drop in PFC output voltage.
The names of the PFC IC's in use are as follows
R2A20133D (manufactured by RENESAS) - Dynamic Undervoltage Protection Function (D-UVP)
R2A201112A (manufactured by RENESAS) ・ PFC output voltage drop protection (D-UVP)
Both of these functions detect a drop in feedback voltage and increase the maximum ON range for driving the FETs to twice the steady-state level.
By doubling the maximum ON range, the drop in PFC output voltage is slowed down.
if you have a method of providing equivalent functions for your current UCC28056 and UCC28064A ICs with an external circuit, etc., please let us know.
Thanks