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HS01G Datasheet(HTML) 9 Page - Infineon Technologies AG |
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9 / 18 page ![]() Version 2.0 9 24 August 2009 Half-Bridge Resonant Controller ICE1HS01G Functional description Figure 8 shows the maximum switching frequency versus minimum switching frequency during softstart. Figure 8 Fmax_ss versus Fmin during soft start 3.2 IC power supply The controller ICE1HS01G is targetting at applications with auxiliary power supply. In most cases, a front-end PFC pre-regulator with a PFC controller is used in the same system. The controller ICE1HS01G starts to operate when the supply voltage VVCC reaches the on-threshold, VVCCon of 12V. The minimum operating voltage after turn-on, VVCCoff, is at 11V. The maximum recommended operating voltage VVCCmax is 18V. 3.3 Soft start At the beginning of the startup phase, the IC provides a soft start with duration of 32ms with 32 steps. During this period, the switching frequency is controlled internally by changing the current ISS. Figure 9 illustrates the actual switching frequency vs startup time when RFMIN=22kohm. During softstart, the frequency starts from 250kHz, and step by step drops to normal operation point. Figure 9 Switching frequency during softstart when RFMIN=22kohm During soft start, the overload protection is disabled although FB voltage is high. 3.4 Current sense Current sense in LLC half bridge converters is for protection purpose. The voltage of resonant capacitor CS is the sum of the resonant voltage and the dc voltage which is equal to half of the input bus voltage. If resonant current is higher, then the voltage on CS is higher.The current informations for both primary side and secondary side are almost the same and can be obtained by dividing and filtering the resonant voltage. The circuit is shown in Figure 10. Figure 10 Current sense circuit 3.5 Over current protection The controller ICE1HS01G incorporates two-level over current protection. In case of over-load condition, the lower level OCP will be triggerred, the switching frequency will be increased according to the duration and power of the over load. The higher level OCP is used to protect the converter if transformer winding is shorted, the IC will be latched immediately. If VCS is higher than 0.8V, IC will boost up the switching frequency. If Vcs is lower than 0.75V, IC will resume to normal operation gradually. If VCS is always higher than 0.8V for 1.5ms, the frequency will rise to its maximum level. And vice versa. To sum up, ICE1HS01G will increase the switching frequency to limit the resonant current in case of temporary over-load and will also decrease the switching frequency to its normal value after over-load condition goes away. 3.6 Mains Input Voltage Sense The working range of mains input voltage needs to be specified for LLC resonant converter. It is important for the controller to have input voltage sensing function and protection features, which lets the IC stop switching when the input voltage falls below the specified range and restarts when the input voltage increases back within the range. The mains input voltage sensing circuit is shown Figure 2. With the 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 FMIN[kHz] 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Time [ms] RCS2 RCS1 DCS1 DCS2 CS Q1 Q2 WP CCS1 VCS VBUS CCS2 |
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