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10 / 20 page ![]() 10 ASTEC Semiconductor Application Information The AS3842/3/4/5 family of current-mode control ICs are low cost, high performance controllers which are pin compatible with the industry stan- dard UC3842 series of devices. Suitable for many switch mode power supply applications, these ICs have been optimized for use in high frequency off-line and DC-DC converters. The AS3842 has been enhanced to provide signifi- cantly improved performance, resulting in excep- tionally better tolerances in power supply manufacturing. In addition, all electrical charac- teristics are guaranteed over the full 0 to 105¡C temperature range. Among the many enhance- ments are: a precision trimmed 2.5 volt reference (+/Ð 1% of nominal at the error amplifier input), a significantly reduced propagation delay from cur- rent sense input to the IC output, a trimmed oscil- lator for precise duty-cycle clamping, a modified flip-flop scheme that gives a true 50% duty ratio clamp on 3844/45 types, and an improved 5 V regulator for better AC noise immunity. Further- more, the AS3842 provides guaranteed perfor- mance with current sense input below ground. The advanced oscillator design greatly simplifies synchronization. The device is more completely specified to guarantee all parameters that impact power supply manufacturing tolerances. Section 1 Ð Theory of Operation The functional block diagram of the AS3842 is shown in Figure 1. The IC is comprised of the six basic functions necessary to implement current mode control; the under-voltage lockout; the refer- ence; the oscillator; the error amplifier; the current sense comparator/PWM latch; and the output. The following paragraphs will describe the theory of operation of each of the functional blocks. 1.1 Under-voltage lockout (UVLO) The under-voltage lockout function of the AS3842 holds the IC in a low quiescent current (² 1 mA) ÒstandbyÓ mode until the supply voltage (V CC) exceeds the upper UVLO threshold volt- age. This guarantees that all of the ICÕs internal circuitry are properly biased and fully functional before the output stage is enabled. Once the IC turns on, the UVLO threshold shifts to a lower level (hysteresis) to prevent V CC oscillations. The low quiescent current standby mode of the AS3842 allows ÒbootstrappingÓÐÑa technique used in off-line converters to start the IC from the rectified AC line voltage initially, after which power to the IC is provided by an auxiliary winding off the power supplyÕs main transformer. Figure 14 shows a typical bootstrap circuit where capacitor (C) is AS384x Current Mode Controller + R < V DC MIN 1 mA R + >1 mA 16 V/10 V (3842/4) 8.4 V/7.8 V (3843/5) OUT 6 IC ENABLE AC LINE C AS384x 7 V CC 5 GND AUX PRI SEC V DC Figure 14. Bootstrap Circuit |
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