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I am currently using ICE3PCS01G to design a circuit, the specifications are as follows: VIN_AC=85V~265V; Vout=312V; 300W; VCC=15V. At present, the test is not working properly. How do I analyze it when there is no voltage output at Vref? In addition, is there any document that can introduce how to calculate the resistance selection of the Vsense & Vovp circuit.
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Hi @Robert1 ,
Thank you for posting in the Infineon community.
Refer Application note " D e s i g n G u i d e f o r B o o s t T y p e C C M P F C w i t h
I C E3P C S x x" for calculation.
Vref is generating internally once IC gets input supply (Vcc). Kindly check Vcc voltage at IC terminals.
Regards,
GA
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Thank you for your reply.
I still can't get it to work and I think I might have to wonder if my IC is a bad one. I attach my circuit diagram, can you help to check if there are any mistakes that need to be modified?
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Hello,
The Schematic looks to be fine. Please verify the following:
- Check the connection for BOFO modification is required there.
- OVP resistor divider required to be designed for a higher output voltage.
if there is no voltage at VREF, replace the IC and check.
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Thank you for your reply. After we bought a new IC and replaced it, the function was normal. (The BOFO pin you mentioned is currently connected to Vref to make the system work.
But I have two problems, the first problem is that my ICE3PCS01G will be damaged when I adjust the AC input voltage to <95V. The state of the IC after damage is that Vref=5V is normal after VCC is supplied, but VB_OK="LOW" & GATE has no output.
The second problem is. When I raised the voltage to 100V, I did a load test, and the load was 25W, and my MOSFET burned out. The above two phenomena do not have these problems when I input AC greater than 110V.
What is the problem that causes the IC to be damaged when the input voltage is low?
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The follow-up experiment is as follows:
If according to the design of my circuit, VBOP=2.3V when AC input is ~100V, then I connect the VBOFO point directly to VREF=5V (to disable boost follower).When there is no load, it can be used under low voltage (AC input>86V) and the boost outputs is 312V . But when I adjust the AC input to 100V and output with 75Watt load, the MOSFET will burn out and the D-S breakdown will occur. What is the reason for this situation?
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Hi,
Check the MOSFET and inductor current to see if they are saturated.
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The reason for the large current of the previous waveform is due to the error in the attenuation of the probe. The re-updated information is as follows:
At present, I first test the current waveform of the boost inductor when AC=110V, and the capture waveform is in three situations: no load, 33W, and 49W. Can you help to estimate whether it is reasonable? Can you guess the reason why the MOSFET will burn out when the AC voltage is low (85-100V) and there is load?
Also, do I need to adjust Rsens & Cicomp?
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Hi,
Sorry for the delayed response.
I checked the waveforms, looks like a compensation issue (the drain and current waveform are not stable).
Adjust the compensation.
Regards,
GA