UC1875-SP
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SLUSAQ9 –DECEMBER 2011
RAD-TOLERANT CLASS-V, PHASE SHIFT RESONANT CONTROLLER
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FEATURES
DESCRIPTION
The UC1875-SP implements control of a bridge
power stage by phase-shifting the switching of one
half-bridge with respect to the other, allowing
constant frequency pulse-width modulation in
combination with resonant, zero-voltage switching for
high efficiency performance at high frequencies. This
circuit may be configured to provide control in either
voltage or current mode operation, with a separate
overcurrent shutdown for fast fault protection
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QML-V Qualified, SMD 5962-94555
Zero to 100% Duty Cycle Control
Programmable Output Turn-On Delay
Compatible with Voltage or Current Mode
Topologies
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Practical Operation at Switching Frequencies
to 1 MHz
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Four 2-A Totem Pole Outputs
10 MHz Error Amplifier
A programmable time delay is provided to insert a
dead-time at the turn-on of each output stage. This
delay, providing time to allow the resonant switching
action, is independently controllable for each output
pair (A-B, C-D).
Undervoltage Lockout
Low Startup Current – 150 µA
Outputs Active Low During UVLO
Soft-Start Control
With the oscillator capable of operation at frequencies
in excess of 2 MHz, overall switching frequencies to
1 MHz are practical. In addition to the standard free
running mode, with the CLOCKSYNC pin, the user
may configure these devices to accept an external
clock synchronization signal, or may lock together up
to 5 units with the operational frequency determined
by the fastest device
Latched Overcurrent Comparator With Full
Cycle Restart
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Trimmed Reference
APPLICATIONS
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Power FPGAs
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