FL7733 EVT1 System Verification Report

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FL7733 EVT1 System Verification Report Oct.29.2013 Power Conversion Korea Inki-Park

Schematics[8.4W]

Transformer[8.4W] Transformer Core : RM6 Inductance of Primary side : 1mH No Winding Pin(S → F) Wire Turns Winding Method 1 NP1 6 1 0.20φ 54Ts Solenoid winding 2 Insulation : Polyester Tape t = 0.025mm, 2Layers 3 NS NS +  NS- 0.25φ (TIW) 30Ts 4 5 NA 5 3 0.16φ 20Ts 6 7 NP2 1  2 27Ts 8 Insulation : Polyester Tape t = 0.025mm, 6Layers

1. Protection 1) SCP 2) SRSP 3) SROP 4) ODSP 5) VS OVP

SCP Concept VS voltage at gate-off is close to zero when LED load is shorted. SCP is disabled for the initial 14 ms once VDD is higher than UVLO. 200ms JFET regulation enlarges AR time during SCP.

Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VVS], Ch4[IOUT] SCP Test Results Test condition: CCOMI[2.2uF], CVDD[10uF]. Vin[90Vac] Vin[265Vac] Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VVS], Ch4[IOUT] SCP de-bounce cycle is 4 and operated well.

SCP Test Results Test condition: , Rstr[30k], CCOMI[1.0uF], CVDD[10uF]. EVT0 EVT1 TSCP.bnk:14ms -->OK VJFET.HL : 19V TSCP.bnk:16ms VJFET.LL : 13V Ch1[VDD],,Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VGATE], Ch4[IOUT] Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VDD], Ch4[IOUT] TSCP.bnk of EVT1 was larger than EVT0. JFET regulation is operated well.

Current-mode SRSP Concept Current-mode SRSP protects the condition that sensing resistor is short before VDD-ON. Vin level is be detected by Ivs and TVCS-BNK is inversely proportional to Vin level. Once VCS is maintained under 0.1V for TVCS-BNK, SRSP is triggered. Current-mode SRSP is monitored only for first switching cycle.

Ch1[VDD],,Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VCS], Ch4[IOUT] Current-mode SRSP Test Results Test condition: CCOMI[2.2uF], CVDD[10uF]. Vin[265Vac] Vin[90Vac] TonSRSP: 4.2us VJFET.HL : 19V VJFET.LL : 13V Vin[265Vac] TonSRSP: 1.9us Ch1[VDD],,Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VCS], Ch4[IOUT] SRSP is operated well. JFET regulation is operated well.

Voltage-mode SRSP Concept Voltage-mode SRSP protects the condition that sensing resistor is short after VDD-ON. SRSP monitoring is enabled when Vin is higher than 60% of peak Vin. Once VCS is maintained under 0.1V for SRSP monitoring time, SRSP is triggered.

Ch1[VDD],,Ch2[VGATE], Ch3[VCS], Ch4[IOUT] Voltage-mode SRSP Test Results Test condition: CCOMI[2.2uF], CVDD[10uF]. Vin[90Vac] Vin[265Vac] a b A B Rcs Short SRSP Trigger SRSP Trigger Rcs Short a A Vin: a<b Vcs: a>b Vin: a<b Vcs: a>b Vcs < 0.1V Vcs < 0.1V b B Vin: 83V[≈130V *0.6] Vin: 248V[≈368V *0.6] Ch1[VDD],,Ch2[VGATE], Ch3[VCS], Ch4[IOUT] Voltage mode SRSP is operated well

Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VDD], Ch3[VCS], Ch4[IOUT] SROP Test Results Test condition: CCOMI[2.2uF], CVDD[10uF]. 1.0us/div 100ms/div Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VDD], Ch3[VCS], Ch4[IOUT] SROP is operated well. JFET regulation is operated well.

Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VCS], Ch3[VIN], Ch4[IOUT] OCP[ODSP] Test Results Test condition: Vin[265Vac], CCOMI[2.2uF], CVDD[10uF]. Csn[20nF], Rsn[100k] 1.0us/div 100ms/div VJFET.HL : 19V VJFET.LL : 13V Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VCS], Ch3[VIN], Ch4[IOUT] OCP is triggered with just one pulse. JFET regulation is operated well.

Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VDD], Ch3[VVS], Ch4[IOUT] OVP – VDD and VS Test Results Test condition: CCOMI[2.2uF], CVDD[10uF]. VDD OVP VS OVP LED Open LED Open VDD: 17.3V VDD: 24.8V VVS: 3.1V VVS: 1.56V Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VDD], Ch3[VVS], Ch4[IOUT] After LED opened, VDD OVP is triggered at 24.8V. VS OVP is also triggered at 3.1V after LED opened.

Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VDD], Ch3[VVS], Ch4[IOUT] OVP – VDD and VS Test Results Test condition: CCOMI[2.2uF], CVDD[10uF]. VJFET.HL : 19V VJFET.LL : 13V Ch1[VGATE],,Ch2[VDD], Ch3[VVS], Ch4[IOUT] JFET regulation is operated well.

2. System 1) CC 2) THD/PF 3) Overshoot 4) Startup

CC Test results Test condition: RVS1[200k], RVS2[30k], COUT[470uF], CCOMI[2.2uF] Rcomp[200Ω] Rcomp[220Ω] ±1.05% ±0.59% 265Vac[50Hz] 230Vac[50Hz] 180Vac[50Hz] 140Vac[60Hz] 120Vac[60Hz] 90Vac[60Hz] Rcomp[200Ω] ±1.02% ±0.88% ±1.18% ±1.19% ±1.04% Rcomp[220Ω] ±1.78% ±1.48% ±1.33% ±1.34% ±1.49%

CC Test results Test condition: RVS1[200k], RVS2[30k], COUT[470uF], CCOMI[2.2uF] EVT0 EVT1 ±0.59% ±0.6% Load regulation of EVT1 is having different pattern a little from EVT0.

THD and PF Test results Test condition: CCOMI[2.2uF] Vin[90Vac] Ch3[VIN], Ch4[IIN] Samples Io [mA] PF THD[%] 90Vac 265Vac #01 336 339 0.997 0.904 3.65 7.73 #02 334 335 0.901 3.53 7.96

Overshoot Concept Vin level is detected by Ivs and VCOMI is charged by VCOMI modulator output. VCOMI modulator output is inversely proportional to Vin level. Therefore, VCOMI is adjusted close to steady state level during softstart time.

Ch1[VDD],, Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VCOMI], Ch4[IOUT] Overshoot – 8.4W Test Results Test condition: CCOMI[2.2uF], CVDD[10uF], CVDD[470uF], Lm[1mH]. Vin[90Vac] Vin[277Vac] VCOMI_INT.CLP: 2.1V VCOMI_INT.CLP: 1.1V Vin[265Vac] VCOMI_INT.CLP: 1.5V Ch1[VDD],, Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VCOMI], Ch4[IOUT] VCOMI clamped at startup is inverse proportional to Vin level and operated well.  There are no overshoot even fast On & OFF of AC power.

Ch1[VDD],, Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VOUT], Ch4[IOUT] Startup time Test Results Test condition: Vin[90Vac], COUT[470uF], CCOMI[2.2uF], Lm[1mH] Rstr: 30kΩ 178ms Ch1[VDD],, Ch2[VIN], Ch3[VOUT], Ch4[IOUT] Startup time can meet 0.2s.

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