UCC28220, UCC28221
SLUS544C − SEPTEMBER 2003 − REVISED OCTOBER 2007
INTERLEAVED DUAL PWM CONTROLLER
WITH PROGRAMMABLE MAX DUTY CYCLE
FEATURES
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2-MHz High Frequency Oscillator with 1-MHz
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Operation Per Channel
Matched Internal Slope Compensation
Circuits
Programmable Maximum Duty Cycle Clamp
60% to 90% Per Channel
Peak Current Mode Control with
Cycle-by-Cycle Current Limit
Current Sense Discharge Transistor for
Improved Noise Immunity
Accurate Line Under and Over-Voltage Sense
with Programmable Hysteresis
Opto-Coupler Interface
110-V Internal Start-Up JFET (UCC28221)
Operates from 12-V Supply (UCC28220)
Programmable Soft-Start
APPLICATIONS
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High Output Current (50-A to 100-A)
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Converters
Maximum Power Density Designs
High Efficiency 48-V Input with Low Output
Ripple Converters
High Power Offline, Telecom and Datacom
Power Supplies
DESCRIPTION
The UCC28220 and UCC28221 are a family of BiCMOS
interleaved dual channel PWM controllers. Peak
current mode control is used to ensure current sharing
between the two channels. A precise maximum duty
cycle clamp can be set to any value between 60% and
90% duty cycle per channel.
UCC28220 has an UVLO turn-on threshold of 10 V for
use in 12-V supplies while UCC28221 has a turn-on
threshold of 13 V for systems needing wider UVLO
hysteresis. Both have 8-V turn-off thresholds.
TYPICAL APPLICATION
VIN
(+48V)
CS1
UCC28221
1 LINEOV
VIN 16
2 LINE
HYS
3 VDD
4 CS1
5 SLOPE
6 CS2
7 SS
LINEUV 15
REF 14
1/2 UCC27324
OUT1 13
OUT2 12
GND 11
CHG 10
REF
1/2 UCC27324
E/A
VOUT
Bias
CS2
8 CTRL DISCHG 9
NOTE: Pin 16 is a no connect (N/C) on UCC28220 which does not include the JFET option.
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