UCC1883 Unitrode Semiconductor, UCC1883 Datasheet

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UCC1883

Manufacturer Part Number
UCC1883
Description
Micropower Peak Current Mode Controller
Manufacturer
Unitrode Semiconductor
Datasheet
Micropower Peak Current Mode Controller
ISDN I.430 RELATED
FEATURES
GENERAL FEATURES
BLOCK DIAGRAM
11/94
Quiescent Current
CCITT, 25mW Restricted Mode
Current Limit
Controller
Secondary Side Clock
Sense Waveform
Hysteresis
Zero-Power Startup Capability
Restricted Mode Detection
Precision Programmable
Very Low Quiescent Power for
Programmable Continuous Input
Low Power Peak Current Mode
Oscillator Synchronizes to
Leading Edge Blanking of Current
50% Maximum Duty Cycle
Undervoltage Lockout with
5V V
Programmable Low Line Sensing
DD
Logic Supply Regulator
DESCRIPTION
The UCC1883 is a peak current mode PWM controller designed to operate
in conjunction with the UCC1885 secondary-side regulation IC. Together
these devices provide the features to implement a fully isolated switch mode
power supply with improved output regulation. In addition, this combination
of ICs will allow a converter to meet the guidelines set forth in CCITT ISDN
recommendation I.430. The chip set is intended mainly for use in DC/DC dis-
continuous flyback power converters, which are the most economical for de-
veloping multiple output voltages. Peak current mode control offers the
advantages of pulse-by-pulse current limiting, automatic feedforward, and
improved load response characteristics. The UCC1885 companion IC pro-
vides feedback control voltage and oscillator synchronization information to
the UCC1883 via an isolation pulse transformer. The UCC1883 uses the
feedback voltage and frequency information from the UCC1885 to determine
the current loop control voltage, i.e. the voltage analog of the current com-
manded by the voltage loop. This internal control voltage is, in turn, used by
the UCC1883 in a conventional peak current mode PWM circuit. Internal
leading edge blanking of the current sense waveform eliminates the need for
an external filtering network on the ISENSE input. When in restricted mode
or lightly loaded, the UCC1883 operates with a minimum pulse width deter-
mined by the leading edge blanking circuit. This eliminates the spurious EMI
generated if arbitrarily short output pulses are produced by the PWM.
In addition to pulse-by-pulse current limiting, an overcurrent threshold is
maintained. A fault condition may also be triggered by repeated peak current
limit conditions, through the use of the programmable output overload detec-
tor. If either of these faults is detected, OUT is immediately disabled, and a
programmable restart period occurs before a soft start sequence is initiated.
UCC1883
UCC2883
UCC3883
continued
UDG-94080

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UCC1883 Summary of contents

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... ISENSE input. When in restricted mode or lightly loaded, the UCC1883 operates with a minimum pulse width deter- mined by the leading edge blanking circuit. This eliminates the spurious EMI generated if arbitrarily short output pulses are produced by the PWM ...

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... PMOS pass transistor. Precision program- ming of the quiescent current used by the UCC1883 al- lows the system to meet the 25mW restricted mode power limit, or the current can be set to achieve higher operating frequencies at the cost of increased power consumption. The UCC1883 is fabricated in Unitrode’ ...

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... ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS UCC3883 +85 C for the UCC2883 +125 C for the UCC1883, VCC 100pF PARAMETERS UVLO Section VCC Start Threshold VCC Threshold Hysteresis Linear Pre-Regulator Section Regulated VCC Voltage Regulated V to UVLO Delta CC VCC Override Threshold ...

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... ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS UCC3883 +85 C for the UCC2883 +125 C for the UCC1883, VCC 100pF PARAMETER Isolation Interface Section FB Input High Voltage FB Input Low Voltage FB Input Pulse Width FB Output Width LOLINE Status Threshold RSMODE Status Threshold VDD Regulator ...

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... USER BIAS PROGRAMMING The RBIAS pin may be used to set the amount of quies- cent current consumed by certain analog circuits within the UCC1883. A resistor from this pin to VSS establishes a reference current according to the equation 1.2V IBIAS RBIAS Recommended range for RBIAS is 39 ...

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... The pre-regulator may sub- sequently be fully disabled by a tertiary bootstrap winding providing a minimum of 10.6V to the VCC pin. Note that the UCC1883 has 2V of UVLO hysteresis to allow use of more conventional startup circuitry, if the power sumption of such implementations can be tolerated. In these cases, any value of bypass capacitance is accept- able, although a minimum value of 0 ...

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... Recall that no UCC1885 output will occur until a voltage greater than 1.2V is initially established on VLINE. VDD LOGIC SUPPLY The internal CMOS logic on the UCC1883 runs from a regulated 5V which is available externally at the VDD pin. This pin should be bypassed to VSS with a high quality ceramic capacitor having a value of at least 0.01 F. Val- ues in excess are not recommended ...

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... This reconstructed voltage is in turn used to control the peak current mode PWM. The ratio of the slope of the UCC1883 timing ramp to the UCC1885 tim- ing ramp sets the gain applied by the UCC1883 to the UCC1885 error amplifier output. Other variations of the UCC1883 implementing voltage mode control, duty cycles greater than 50%, or faster natural oscillator frequencies may be available ...

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... APPLICATION INFORMATION (cont.) UNITRODE INTEGRATED CIRCUITS 7 CONTINENTAL BLVD. MERRIMACK, NH 03054 TEL. (603) 424-2410 FAX (603) 424-3460 Figure 9. Oscillator Frequency Versus RBIAS Figure 10. Typical Application Circuit 9 UCC1883 UCC2883 UCC3883 UDG-94089 UDG-94090 ...

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