First time startup sequence
- When AC is plugged in, voltage is
applied on HV pin. If VCCP voltage is below VCCShort, VCCP pin
is charged with IVCC_Charge_Low. If VCCP voltage is higher
than VCCShort, VCCP pin is charged with
IVCC_Charge_High.
- When VCCP voltage is higher than
VCCUVLOr, an internal LDO regulates the V5P voltage
untill the device initialization is complete.
- V5P is established. LL pin &
TSET pin are used for burst mode and internal VCR Synthesizer programming.
- If the HV startup option is
enabled, the TSET pin outputs high (means PFC OFF) to prevent PFC from turning
on before VCCP is full established.
- When VCCP is higher than
VCCStartSelf, HV charge current stops. LLC startup
process begins. TSET voltage is kept lower than 1V, allowing PFC to
startup.
- If during stages 3 and 4, VCCP
voltage drops below VCCReStartJfet, HV charge current enables
again and VCCP gets charged with IVCC_Charge_High
- Once LLC finishes startup, HV
charge current is disabled until VCCP drops below
VCCReStartJfet.
- During normal operation if the
VCCP voltage falls below VCCStopSwitching, a fault occurs and
UCC25660x
family shuts down. Normal restart sequence
is then followed.
Restart sequence
- After a fault is detected, UCC25660x
family shuts down. For fault retry mode, after
1s idle time, UCC25660x
family retries (TSET outputs high
when VCCP is still higher than VCCUVLOf).
- if VCCP voltage is below
VCCShort, VCCP pin is charged with
IVCC_Charge_Low. If VCCP voltage is higher than
VCCShort, VCCP pin is charged with
IVCC_Charge_High. If VCCP pin voltage is higher than
VCCStartSelf, HV startup is not enabled (Phase I is
skipped). V5P is established and LL pin is released for burst mode
programming.