SLUUCJ2C
july 2021 – august 2023
UCC14240-Q1
,
UCC14241-Q1
,
UCC15240-Q1
,
UCC15241-Q1
1
Abstract
Trademarks
1
Introduction
1.1
U1 Component Selection
1.2
Pin Configuration and Functions
2
Description
2.1
EVM Electrical Performance Specifications
3
Schematic
4
EVM Setup and Operation
4.1
Recommended Test Equipment
4.2
External Connections for Easy Evaluation
4.3
Powering the EVM
4.3.1
Power on for Start-up
4.3.2
Power off for Shutdown
4.4
EVM Test Points
4.5
Probing the EVM
5
Performance Data
5.1
Efficiency Data
5.2
Regulation Data
5.3
Steady State Input Current
5.4
Start-up Waveforms
5.5
Inrush Current
5.6
AC Ripple Voltage
5.7
EN-to-/PG Timing
5.8
RLIM
5.9
Fault Protection
5.9.1
Output UVLO
5.9.2
Output OVP
5.10
Shutdown
5.11
Thermal Performance
6
Assembly and Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Layers
7
Bill of Materials (BOM)
8
Revision History
4.3.1
Power on for Start-up
Verify VIN and +5-V DC bias power supplies are OFF/disabled and no voltage is applied to the UUT
Move EN shorting jumper, SH-J1, to the J3:2-3 EN ON position
Turn on the V
IN
DC power supply. Verify 24-V is present at TP7-to-TP10
Verify the loads on VDD and VEE are disabled
Turn on the +5-V DC bias power supply. EVM is now enabled with VDD and VEE in regulation under no load conditions.
Verify 20-V is present on VDD-VEE and 5-V is present on COM-VEE
Enable the 80-mA load on VDD-VEE, enable the 10-mA load on COM-VEE
The UCC14240-Q1 is now regulating VDD and VEE and processing 1.6-W of isolated output power
Vary VIN between 21 V<V
IN
<27 V, vary I
VDD
between 0 mA<I
VDD
<80 mA, vary I
VEE
between 0 mA<I
VEE
<10 mA.
Insert oscilloscope probes into TP9, TP6 and TP3 for measuring V
IN
, VDD and VEE start-up, steady state and AC ripple voltage