85VAC-265VAC Input, 5V@2A Eco-Charger Reference Design for Tablets and Smart Phones

(ACTIVE) PMP8363

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Description

This reference design uses the UCC28710 in a quasi-resonant flyback to generate an isolated 5V at up to 2A. This design is over 80% efficient while charging a device. In addition, the energy saving features of the UCC28710 allow this design to consume less than 20mW when plugged into an outlet with no device attached to the USB port. The UCC28710 implements primary-side regulation, eliminating the need for an opto-coupler and reducing the size and cost of the design. The populated circuit boards in this design occupy the space of a 1" x 1" x 0.9" cube.

Features
  • Standard Cube form factor, 1" x 1" x 0.9" cube
  • High efficiency (>80%), low standby power (15mW)
  • Over current, over voltage and short circuit protected
  • Isolated Quasi Resonant Flyback with Primary Side Regulation


    

TI Devices (2)

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Part Number Name Product Family
TPS2511  USB Dedicated Charging Port Controller and Current Limiting Power Switch  USB Power Switch 
UCC28710  Constant-Voltage, Constant-Current PWM Controller with Primary-Side Regulation  AC/DC and Isolated DC/DC Power Supply 


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User Guides (3)
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PDF 89 25 Oct 2012 323
PDF 2392 25 Oct 2012 406
PDF 104 25 Oct 2012 300
More Literature (4)
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PDF 28 25 Oct 2012 694
PDF 16 25 Oct 2012 341
PDF 31 25 Oct 2012 464
PDF 15 25 Oct 2012 343
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