JAJSOG3 December 2023 UCC28750
PRODUCTION DATA
The disabled state is a low-power state that is entered by bringing the FLT pin voltage below the Vflt(dis) threshold of 0.5 V, available in all variants of the UCC28750 device. In this state the device current consumption drops to 250 μA, and switching operation is stopped. The device resumes normal operation, if no other faults are present, once the FLT pin voltage exceeds 0.5 V. A logic level MOSFET can be used with a control signal from another source to bring the FLT pin voltage below the 0.5-V threshold.
Because the device consumes less current in the disabled state, extra care must be taken with the selection of the start up trickle charge resistors if that biasing scheme is used as shown in Figure 7-3 and Figure 7-4. If the startup resistors are too small and do not meet the criteria of Equation 5, the amount of current through the biasing path can be greater than the current that the device consumes. This leads to the VDD pin voltage rising and causing an over stress event on the VDD pin. A Zener diode can be put from VDD to GND as a safety clamp.