SLUUCV2A
October 2023 – November 2023
1
Description
Features
Applications
5
1
Evaluation Module Overview
1.1
Introduction
1.2
Kit Contents
1.3
Specifications
1.4
Device Information
General Texas Instruments High Voltage Evaluation (TI HV EVM) User Safety Guidelines
2
Hardware
2.1
Test Setup
2.1.1
Test Equipment
2.1.2
Recommended Test Setup
2.2
Using the EVM with UCC256602
2.3
Using the EVM with UCC256603
2.4
Test Points
2.5
Terminals
2.6
Test Procedure
2.6.1
Equipment Shutdown
3
Implementation Results
3.1
Performance Data and Typical Characteristic Curves
3.1.1
UCC25660EVM-064 Standalone Standby and Light Load Power
3.1.2
Efficiency, Load Regulation, Switching Frequency vs Output Current
3.1.3
Startup
3.1.4
Enhanced ZCS Avoidance During Soft Start
3.1.5
Thermal Image
3.1.6
Output Voltage Ripple
3.1.7
Load Transient Response
3.1.8
Loop Response
3.1.9
Steady State
3.1.10
X-Capacitor Discharge
4
Hardware Design Files
4.1
Schematics
4.2
PCB Layouts
4.3
Bill of Materials
5
Additional Information
Trademarks
6
Revision History
Features
IPPC controlled (Input power proportional control) LLC resonant half-bridge DC-DC power conversion
DC line input from 365 VDC to 410 VDC
AC input voltage from 85 VDC to 265 VAC
Regulated 12-VDC typical output
Full-load power of 180 W, or full-load current of 15 A
High efficiency
Enhanced light load management:
High frequency pulse skip for improved light load efficiency
Low frequency burst for reduced standby power
Audible frequency range skip for reduced audible noise
User option to disable
Integrated PFC on/off control signal
Combined resonant current and resonant capacitor voltage sensing through one pin
Adaptive dead-time
X-capacitor discharge
Automatic capacitive region avoidance
Adaptive soft start with minimized inrush current
Complete sets of protections:
Cycle-by-cycle current limit, OCP1 protection
Configurable over power protection
OVP, internal & external OTP
Vin & VCC UVLO
Inbuilt 19.5 V VCC Clamp
Test points to facilitate device and topology evaluation