Signals from ucc28c42 current mode example: these show basic conflict of getting correct PWM if buffered ramp is applied at CS pin: If peak of the buffered.

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Signals from ucc28c42 current mode example: these show basic conflict of getting correct PWM if buffered ramp is applied at CS pin: If peak of the buffered ramp is supposed to end the pulse, then there only a narrow fixed pulse width is obtained. Thus same ramp whose falling edge starts up gate pulse, cannot generate v/m operation with PWM V/M CONNECTION Buffered ramp at CS PIN Buffered ramp Current sense signal Comp pin=2.5v START OF GATE DR GATE PULSE Gate PULSE end OF GATE DR start OF GATE DR RTCT RTCT