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Hi,
One of our power supply design for industrial application, we are planning to use ICC80QSGXUMA1 as a flyback PWM controller. We are planning to use ROHM part BD7684FJ-LBE2 as an alternate for this controller. We have seen that there is some diffrence in terms of pin orientation & functions. The maximum operating frequency is seems diffrent like 500KHz for the Infineon part (ICC80QSGXUMA1) and 120KHz for ROHM part (BD7684FJ-LBE2). Whether the maximum frequency considered for the Infineon part is correct ( In graph it is mentioned as 110KHz frequency). Shall I consider this ROHM part as an alternate ? Kindly share your valuable comments.
Show LessThis is a general question about your AC/DC power converters.
We're designing a product that involves an isolated 200W AC/DC converter (to be yet selected). The input is normal 120V mains power, and the output is 24V. The device may be downstream from a TRIAC dimmer.
Is there any specific requirement for the PFC stage of this design? Can, virtually, any of your offerings be used in this solution?
I am purely concerned with the PFC stage being able to handle the lower rectified voltage that is generated when the TRIAC "dims" the input down. I am not concerned with the ability to extract the dimming angle, as we do that through a separate mechanism. Other than ensuring PFC VCC is supplied even during the low dimming angles, is there any other performance criteria I should use when selecting the chip?
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Hi Nishanth-san,
Thank you for your reply.
We expect that neither iout_oc_fault_limit nor iout_oc_fault_response will operate when disable_digital_ocp=”0”.
Is this correct?
Best regards,
SM
Dear Experts:
There are two supply rails VDD and VIO for the TLE9104SH; the specified operation range in datasheet is: VDD = 4.5 V to 5.5 V, VIO = 3 V to 5.5 V. It is not clear in datasheet, that if the supply voltage goes beyond the specified range, how would this device behave? For example, if the VDD goes below 4.5V or VIO goes below 3.3V, do you have the definition about the undervoltage behaviour for this device, can you provide 'VDD' and 'VIO' pin undervoltage threshold. Thanks a lot!
Show LessHello. I am currently designing a custom PCB based of the WLC1115 reference schematic. Looking at the BOM, I am noticing a lot of 0603 components. I am wondering if some of these components can be replaced with 0402? Also, I noticed in the design guidelines document that a buck switching frequency of 600kHz is possible. I am also looking to replace the 6.8uH inductor with a smaller one. How is the frequency of the buck stage set? Has anyone tried using a smaller inductor?
Show LessHello. I am wondering if it is possible to configure the WLC1115 to utilize only legacy mode? I am looking to be able to charge a device from a legacy USB-A port. I found the "legacyChargingTable" in main.c and set .enable=1. After flashing my dev board, there is no voltage to the coil.
Show Lessi was building a circuit, referring to the ICE2HS01G Datasheet. I was wondering if it is Necessary for CL and SRD pin connections (as per Datasheet) for the minimum operation of the IC ?
if Yes can you please provide a circuit diagram for the same.
Thank you in Advance.
Show LessHi Nishanth-san,
Thank you for your reply.
In the TDA38740 Register Map that we obtained, the default of lim_aocp_override_pin 0x5E[1] and ilim_docp_override_pin 0x5E[0] seem to be "0".
Can we consider these as "1", since this device is TDA38740-0000?
If so, should we consider the following as "1" , too?
・lcf_zero_override_pin(0x5E[2])
・vboot_override_pin(0x5E[3])
・ton_override_pin(0x5E[4])
・fccm_override_pin(0x5E[5])
・fovp_override_pin(0x5E[6])
・rovp_override_pin(0x5E[7])
Also, is AOCP(aocp_thresh_sel) operating when disable_digital_ocp=”0” and lim_aocp_override_pin 0x5E[1]=“1”?
Best regards,
SM
Hello, I would like to ask if your company already has 48V-12V products based on XDPP1100-Q024 converter, because the purchase information of the converter is not found on the official website
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