SLUAAX1 July   2024 UCC24624

 

  1.   1
  2.   Abstract
  3.   Trademarks
  4. 1Background
  5. 2Problems with a Synchronous Rectification Strategy
  6. 3Solution
  7. 4Simulation Verification
  8. 5Conclusion
  9. 6References

Simulation Verification

To verify the accuracy of the calculation results, Table 4-1 shows three sets of parameters in the simulation to observe the actual length of time, as shown in Figure 4-1, Figure 4-2, and Figure 4-3.

Table 4-1 Parameters Under Different Conditions

Vin

400V

400V

400V

Vo

40V

42V

40V

fs / fr

212khz/170khz

235khz/170khz

265khz/170khz

Lr / Lm

10uH/56uH

10uH/56uH

10uH/56uH

α 1 (simulated/calculated)

2.22e-7/2.25e-7s

7.76e-8s/7.79e-8s

9.77e-8s/9.81e-8s

UCC24624 PMP41042 The Waveform of the First Set
                    of Parameters Figure 4-1 The Waveform of the First Set of Parameters
UCC24624 PMP41042 The Waveform of the Second Set
                    of Parameters Figure 4-2 The Waveform of the Second Set of Parameters
UCC24624 PMP41042 The Waveform of the Third Set
                    of Parameters Figure 4-3 The Waveform of the Third Set of Parameters

The calculations from the simulation result are relatively accurate, meaning you can set up a delay based on these calculated results.

If the dead time is set to 100ns, then set a delay for the SR start-up time when α1 is greater than 100ns, where delay time is α1 minus the dead time. Figure 4-4 shows time curves α1 for different output voltages and loads, which shows that the worst case occurs in the case of the lowest output voltage, the heaviest load.

UCC24624 PMP41042 Time Curves For Different
                    Output Voltages and Frequency Figure 4-4 Time Curves For Different Output Voltages and Frequency