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AN3290 Datasheet(PDF) 13 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # AN3290
Description  Reference design for double output SMPS for power line
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Manufacturer  STMICROELECTRONICS [STMicroelectronics]
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AN3290
Typical board waveforms
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Typical board waveforms
Typical waveforms during TX mode and different input voltages are shown in this section. In
this condition the load on output 1 changes from 35 to 550 mA with 1 Hz of repetition rate
and 60% duty cycle. Output 2 is loaded at 100 mA.
Figures Figure 10, 11, 12 and 13 show the drain voltage and drain current waveforms at
different input voltage values.
Note that the maximum drain peak voltage at maximum input voltage is 576 V (Figure 13),
ensuring a reliable operation of the MOSFET with good margin against its maximum
BVDSS.
During PLM operations it is important that the output voltage remains regulated within
specification limits, to ensure correct operations for the PLM power amplifier. In order to test
such conditions, output 1 has been submitted to a dynamic step load according to the
specifications of Table 1 and output 2 has been loaded with different output currents, in
order to simulate the widest possible operative conditions.
Results are shown in figures 13 to 21; the output voltage is quite stable and clean with no
abnormal oscillation during load changes and the steady-state values are within
specification with very good margin.
Figure 10.
Normal operations in TX mode at 85 VAC



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