A 12-V/1-A Secondary Side Regulated Isolated Flyback Converter for Automotive Applications

NCV12711SSRGEVB

Specifications

DevicesApplicationsInput VoltageOutput PowerTopologyBoard Size
NCV12711Automotive4 - 45 V dc12 WCurrent-Mode Flyback100 x 47 x 15 mm
Output Spec.Turn on TimeEfficiencyOperating TemperatureCoolingStandby Power
12 V/1 A< 100 msPeaks to 89% @ full load0 - 50°COpen Frame in Still AirSee the tables on page 8

Description

This evaluation board user's manual provides elementary information about a secondary side regulated flyback converter NCV12711SSRGEVB built with the NCV12711 operated in current-mode control at 100 kHz. This control circuit offers many features to build an energy-efficient converter with all the needed protections like cycle-by-cycle current limit with a 250–mV sense voltage, over-current protection (OCP) and over-voltage protection (OVP) on the VCC pin. The controller drives an N-channel MOSFET as with any classical flyback converter at a user-adjustable switching frequency. The secondary side hosts a low-Vf diode for efficient rectification in continuous conduction mode (CCM).

The primary-side section drives a transformer whose primary inductance is 8 μH. The current is sensed via two paralleled 40-mΩ resistors which limit the maximum output current to a safe value in fault condition. The board is rated to 12 W of continuous output power in free air at the lowest input voltage. This level is delivered down to a 4.5-V input. The converter is able to deliver output power up to 4-V input, which is the turn-off level adjusted by an UVLO resistor divider. At higher input voltages, the board may deliver more power but thermal runaway may happen and the board temperature must be monitored.

The regulation is ensured directly on secondary side requiring the use of an optocoupler. The advantage of this solution is better output voltage regulation in comparison with Primary-Side-Regulated converter.

The switch SW1 let you select different configurations to test the circuit:

Switch SW1 Configurations

  1. a is closed, b open: In this mode, the VCC and VIN pins are connected together while the auxiliary winding is not used. The maximum input voltage is 25 V; going beyond this value will trip the OVP on VCC pin.
  2. b is closed, a open: In this mode, the controller is supplied by the VIN pin only during start-up sequence and VCC is biased by the rectified auxiliary supply. The input voltage can go up to 45 V.
  3. a and b are open: The controller is self-supplied via internal LDO and the auxiliary winding is not used. The input voltage can go up to 45 V.

Due to secondary side regulation, the switch SW1 affects only the efficiency of the system. For more details, see the Efficiency and Standby data in TEST DATA section.

The internal operational amplifier coupled to external components ensures the realization of a type 2 compensator. Using the simulation model or a bench measurement, components values were adjusted to crossover above 1 kHz. The maximum crossover is limited by the right-half-plane-zero (RHPZ) which degrades the phase response at the lowest input voltage and the largest output current. The board is equipped with two connectors letting you easily connect the network analyzers probes for a convenient measurement. The collected graphs show a comfortable phase margin at crossover.

A simple front-end filter limits the amount of parasitic noise going back to the source and it must be properly damped to avoid interaction with the downstream converter. C9 is providing that function with its equivalent series resistance (ESR).

Key Features of NCV12711

  • Internal 20-mA current source for lossless start-up sequence and self-supply operation
  • Smooth start-up sequence with frequency sweep
  • Internal operational amplifier with precise 2.5-V reference voltage
  • Current-mode control operation
  • Short circuit protection
  • Over voltage protection
  • Input Voltage UVLO with Hysteresis
  • Shutdown threshold for external disable
  • 0% duty ratio mode for low standby power
  • Single Resistor Programmable Oscillator
  • User-Adjustable Soft-Start Ramp

Board Pictures

Figure 1 shows the top and bottom views of the NCV12711SSRGEVB evaluation board, highlighting its compact dimensions (10 cm x 4.7 cm) and key input/output connections. The DC input range is 4.5-45 V, and the output is 12 V/1 A.

Evaluation Board Schematic Diagram

Figure 2 presents the evaluation board's schematic diagram, illustrating the NCV12711 PWM controller (U1), associated passive components, N-Channel MOSFET (Q1), transformer (T1), and output rectification circuitry, including diodes (D1-D4) and optocouplers (U3).

Magnetics Data

Figure 3 details the mechanical specifications of the transformer (ZA9654-AE from Coilcraft), including dimensions (A: Width, B: Length, C: Height, D: Coplanarity, E: Core Misalignment) and a recommended land pattern. Figure 4 presents electrical specifications for the transformer, covering inductance, DC resistance, Hi-Pot voltage, and leakage inductance.

Test Data

Startup Time

Figures 5 through 10 display oscilloscope traces illustrating the startup time for various configurations and load conditions. They show waveforms for VDRV(t), VCOMP(t), VIN(t), and VOUT(t), with startup times typically around 16 ms.

Steady-state Operation

Figures 11 through 16 present steady-state operation waveforms, including VCS(t) and VDRV(t), for different input voltages (5.5 V, 25 V, 45 V) and load currents (0 A, 1 A). These figures detail parameters such as switching frequency (fsw), burst mode frequency (fburst), and on-time (ton).

Load Transient Response

Figures 17 and 18 illustrate the load transient response. They show the output voltage (VOUT) ripple when the output current (IOUT) is stepped between 0.1 A and 1 A, with slew rates of 0.5 A/μs. The peak-to-peak output voltage ripple is measured.

Output Voltage Ripple

Figures 19 through 22 display the output voltage (VOUT) ripple under various load currents (1 A, 0.5 A, 0.1 A, 0.0 A) at an input voltage of 25 V. The VDRV(t) waveform is also shown.

Drain-Source Voltage

Figures 23 and 24 show the drain-source voltage (VDS) waveforms during operation at different input voltages and load conditions.

Standby Data

Table 1. No-Load Input Power When the IC is Self-Supplied via LDO

VIN (V)IIN (mA)PIN (mW)VOUT (V)
4.510.949.012.1
156.089.512.1
254.2106.012.1
453.6164.312.1

Table 2. No-Load Input Power When the VCC Pin is Connected to VIN Pin

VIN (V)IIN (mA)PIN (mW)VOUT (V)
4.511.250.612.1
156.090.012.1
254.3106.512.1
454.3106.512.1

Table 3. No-Load Input Power When the VCC Pin is Connected to Aux Winding

VIN (V)IIN (mA)PIN (mW)VOUT (V)
4.524.7111.312.1
1510.5156.512.1
255.0125.512.1
452.8125.112.1

Efficiency Data

Figures 25, 26, and 27 present efficiency curves versus input voltage for load currents of 1 A, 0.5 A, and 0.1 A, respectively. These graphs compare the efficiency for three different VCC supply configurations: Self-supply, VCC = Vaux, and VCC = Vin.

Bill of Materials

DesignatorQtyDescriptionValueToleranceFootprintManufacturerManufacturer Part Number
C11Ceramic capacitor10 nF/100 V20%0805Generic
C21Ceramic capacitor22 pF/10 V20%0805Generic
C31Ceramic capacitor4.7 µF/50 V10%1206TDKCGA5L3X7R1H475K160AB
C41Ceramic capacitor10 nF/10 V10%0805Generic
C5, C13, C143Electrolytic capacitor330 µF/16 V20%THRubycon16ZLG330MEFC8X11.5
C61Ceramic capacitor22 nF/10 V10%0805Generic
C7, C8, C183Ceramic capacitor0.1 µF/50 V10%0805Generic
C91Electrolytic capacitor100 µF/50 V20%THRubycon50ZL100MEFC8X11.5
C10, C112Ceramic capacitor2.2 µF/100 V10%1210KemetC1210C225M1RACTU
C121Electrolytic capacitor4.7 µF/25 V20%THGeneric
C150Ceramic capacitorNU0805Generic
C161Ceramic capacitor1 nF/16 V10%0805Generic
C171Ceramic capacitor470 pF/100 V10%0805Generic
C191Ceramic capacitor3.3 nF/630 V10%1206KemetC1206C332KBRACTU
D11HV diode1N4937DO-41onsemi1N4937G
D21Power diodeFSV10120VTO-277onsemiFSV10120V
D31Signal diodeMMSD914SOD-123onsemi
D41Signal diodeBAV21SOD-123onsemi
D50Zener diode 12 VNUSOD-123onsemiMMSZ4699T1G
J1a, J2a2Banana plugmulticomp24.243.1
J1b, J2b2Banana plugmulticomp24.243.2
L31Inductor1.5 µH30%CoilcraftMSS1038-152NL
R11Resistor18 ΚΩ1%2512Generic
R2, R132Resistor40 ΜΩ1%2512VishayWSL2512R0400FEA
R31Resistor845 Ω1%0805Generic
R41Resistor1.5 ΚΩ1%0805Generic
R51Resistor68 ΚΩ1%0805Generic
R6, R11, R173Resistor10 ΚΩ1%0805Generic
R71Resistor133 ΚΩ1%0805Generic
R8, R18, R190ResistorNU1%0805Generic
R91Resistor560 Ω1%0805Generic
R10, R162Resistor10 Ω1%0805Generic
R12, R142Resistor100 Ω/0.5 W1%0805Generic
R151Resistor38 Ω1%0805Generic
R201Resistor2.2 Ω1%0805Generic
R21, R1002Resistor0 Ω1%0805Generic
R221Resistor1%0805Generic
R231Resistor33 Ω1%0805Generic
SW11PCB SwitchmulticompMCNDS-02V
T11TransformerZA9654-AECoilcraftZA9654-AE
Q11N-Channel MOSFETFDMS86103LPQFN-8onsemiFDMS86103L
U11PWM controllerNCV12711MSOP-10onsemiNCV12711A
U20OptocouplerNUSSOP-4Renesas
U31OptocouplerPS2801C-1SSOP-4Renesas
U41Shunt RegulatorNCP431SOT-23onsemiNCP431
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