JAJSOG3 December 2023 UCC28750
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The VDD pin provides the bias to the controller, powering the internal references, regulators, and the undervoltage lockout (UVLO) circuit. The VDD pin is typically powered through a resistor network connected to the rectified bulk voltage and later an auxiliary winding in an AC/DC flyback application or a separate, active source outside of AC/DC applications. The VDD pin has a wide range of operation from a turn on of 15.3V, Vuvlo(on), to a turn off of 9V, Vuvlo(off), and a max voltage of 28V, Vovlo. The VDD pin has low startup current, decreasing startup time and lowering the power loss of the trickle charging network used in AC/DC flyback applications.
In addition to the CVDD capacitors shown in figures Figure 7-3 and Figure 7-4, bypass capacitors can be added for additional filtering at the pin.
Refer to Section 8.2.3.5 in the design guide to size the VDD pin capacitance.