3 voltage separation between vline and vlink, 4 overvoltage protection of vlink, 5 hold-up time – Cirrus Logic AN361 User Manual
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2.3 Voltage Separation Between V
line
and V
link
To ensure proper operation as a boost converter, a minimum voltage separation of 16V between the input AC
voltage (V
line
) and V
link
is required. The ripple on V
link
should also be taken into account. The voltage separation
requirement is defined by the following equation:
Where:
v
link
= the instantaneous value with respect to time of link voltage
v
line
= the instantaneous value with respect to time of line voltage
Expanding on Equation 3:
The left side of Equation 4 reaches the minimum value when:
2.4 Overvoltage Protection of V
link
Overvoltage protection in the CS1601 is triggered when V
link
exceeds 105% of its nominal value.
While in the overvoltage protection state, the gate drive output is disabled. The gate driver is reactivated when
V
link
falls below its nominal value. To prevent triggering the overvoltage protection event during normal opera-
tion, the link voltage, V
link
, plus the link ripple voltage,
V
link(rip)
, should be less than V
ovp
.
2.5 Hold-up Time
In some applications, the output capacitor may be required for hold-up time. The equation below is used to cal-
culate the capacitance to meet the hold-up time requirement:
V
link
V
line
–
16V
[Eq. 3]
min V
link
0.5
V
link rip
4
f
line
t
sin
–
V
line peak
2
f
line
t
sin
–
t
16V
[Eq. 4]
2
f
line
t
V
line peak
2
8
V
link rip
2
+
V
line peak
–
4
V
link rip
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
acos
=
[Eq. 5]
V
ovp
1.05 V
link
=
[Eq. 6]
V
link
0.5
V
link rip
+
1.05 V
link
[Eq. 7]
C
out hold
2 P
o
t
hold
V
link
V
link rip
2
-----------------------------
–
2
V
link min
2
–
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=
[Eq. 8]