TIDT232 September   2021

 

  1. 1Description
  2. 2Device Description
  3. 3Efficiency
  4. 4Start-up
  5. 5Shutdown
  6. 6Output Voltage Ripple
  7. 7EMI Results
  8. 8Test Setup
    1. 8.1 EMI Scans - Single UCC12050, 5 VOUT, 100 mA
    2. 8.2 EMI Scans - 4x UCC12050, 5 VOUT
    3. 8.3 EMI Scans - Conclusion

EMI Scans - 4x UCC12050, 5 VOUT

The test results shown in Figure 8-5 through Figure 8-8, demonstrate the radiated emissions for a four, 5-V, UCC12050 converters operating simultaneously at 25% load and 100% load. Cases where the receiving antenna is orientated horizontally and vertically are labeled accordingly. Figure 8-7 and Figure 8-8 show the effect of removing all ferrite beads and should be considered as the worst case without any PCB, EMI mitigation.

GUID-20210409-CA0I-4QWQ-MRPL-4N0NP9VNHNQC-low.pngFigure 8-5 Horizontal, Ferrite Beads L1-L8, –5.06 dB (975 MHz), 100% Load (500 mW)
GUID-20210409-CA0I-KFRS-KQQ0-G0XNLVN06ZZX-low.pngFigure 8-6 Vertical, Ferrite Beads L1-L8, –3.97 dB (975 MHz), 100% Load (500 mW)
GUID-20210409-CA0I-LBGG-W72V-QKJTWZR1VKPM-low.pngFigure 8-7 Horizontal, no Ferrite Beads, –0.11 dB (544 MHz), 25% Load (125 mW)
GUID-20210409-CA0I-XTR6-V42T-TSPL9SQS97X1-low.pngFigure 8-8 Vertical, no Ferrite Beads, –4.83 dB (980 MHz), 25% Load (125 mW)