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Design KIT:
Critical Conduction Mode (CRM)
PFC Circuit
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Vac, in
C1
1uF
C2
200u
ILoad
0.5A
L1
1
2
Diode
D2
Q1
MOSFET
R7
L2
1 2
0
0
Rectifiers PFC
TB6819AFG
Controller
Circuit
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50Hz
Vin = 100Vac
Contents
• Introduction
• Application Circuit
• Design Specification
• Time Scaling
• Application Circuit with Time Scaling (tscale =10)
• Common Mode Choke Coil for PFC
• Design Steps (1-8)
• Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Steady State
• Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Start Up
Appendix
A.Excel Calculation Sheet
B.Simulation Index
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Introduction
Most electronic ballasts and switching power supplies use a bridge rectifier
and a bulk storage capacitor to derive raw dc voltage from the utility ac line,
figure above: Vin=100Vac, 50Hz and PO=200W.
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Vin
AC_IN1
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50Hz
Vin = 100Vac
AC_IN2
Cbulk
2000uF
0
bulk
DB1
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Load
1.414Adc
Iline
Vbulk
Time
160ms 164ms 168ms 172ms 176ms 180ms 184ms 188ms 192ms 196ms 200ms
AVG(ABS(W(Vin)))/(RMS(ABS(V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)))*RMS(ABS(I(Vin))))
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
ABS( I(Vin) )
0A
10A
20A
ABS( V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) ) V(bulk)
0V
100V
200V
SEL>>
Introduction
The Uncorrected Power Factor rectifying circuit draws current from the ac line
when the ac voltage exceeds the capacitor voltage (Vbulk). The current (Iline) is non-
sinusoidal. This results in a poor power factor condition where the apparent input
power is much higher than the real power, figure above, power factor ratios of 0.5 to
0.7 are common.
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|VAC, in, 100V| (VPEAK, in=100*2=141.42V) and Vbulk
|Iline|
Power Factor Ratio = Pin, avg./(Vin, rms* Iin, rms)
Vac, in
C1
1uF
C2
200u
ILoad
0.5A
L1
1
2
Diode
D2
Q1
MOSFET
R7
L2
1 2
0
0
Rectifiers PFC
TB6819AFG
Controller
Circuit
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50Hz
Vin = 100Vac
Introduction
The Power Factor Correction (PFC) circuit, as an off-line active preconverter, is
designed to draw a sinusoidal current from the AC line that is in phase with input
voltage. As a result, the power factor ratio is improved to be near to ideal (1).
The TB6819AFG is a critical conduction mode (CRM) PFC controller IC. The
description including equation and constants as a guide to understand its designing
process is included in this document.
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Iline
VDC, OUT
Time*10
100ms 104ms 108ms 112ms 116ms 120ms 124ms 128ms 132ms 136ms 140ms
AVG(ABS(W(Vin))) / (RMS(ABS(V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)))*RMS(ABS(I(Vin))))
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
-I(Vin)
-8.0A
0A
8.0A
SEL>>
1 V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) 2 V(VOUT)
-160V
0V
160V
1
200V
400V
600V
2
>>
Introduction
The poor power factor load is corrected by keeping the ac line current sinusoidal and in
phase with the line voltage. This results with power factor ratio is 0.85.
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VAC, in, 100V and VDC, OUT, 400V
Iline
Power Factor Ratio = 0.85
*simulation result at tscale = 10
Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 100
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1uF
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
10nF
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
0.47uF
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
POUT
R7
0.11
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
ZCD
FB_IN
IS
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
1uF
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 200uF
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Application Circuit
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VAC, in=85-265VAC
PO = 200W,
VDC, OUT = 400VDC
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 20ms 0 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
Time
10ms 11ms 12ms 13ms 14ms 15ms 16ms 17ms 18ms 19ms 20ms
AVG(ABS(W(Vin)))/(RMS(ABS(V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)))*RMS(ABS(I(Vin))))
0
0.5
1.0
Time
0s 2ms 4ms 6ms 8ms 10ms 12ms 14ms 16ms 18ms 20ms
-I(Vin)
-10A
0A
10A
SEL>>
1 V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) 2 V(VOUT)
-200V
0V
200V
1
380V
400V
420V
2
>>
Application Circuit
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VAC, in, 100V and VDC, OUT, 400V
Iline
Power Factor Ratio = 0.85
Total simulation time = 1429.49 seconds
Design Specification
This application circuit is for 400VDC/200W output
Critical Conduction Mode (CRM) PFC Circuit :
• VAC, in,min = 85 (VAC)
• VAC, in,max = 265 (VAC)
• VO = 400 (VDC)
• Po = 200 (W)
• fs = 20kHz ~ 150kHz, 50kHz
•  (assumed) = 90%
Control IC :
• Part # TTB6819AFG (PFC Controller IC)
• Switching Technique: Critical Conduction Mode (CRM)
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Time Scaling
The transient (cycle-by-cycle) simulation of PFC circuits is really time (and memory)
consuming exercise, even with a fast computer.
There is a way to speed up simulations by artificially altering some of the key element values
by using of time scaling ratio (tscale), passed as a parameter to the simulation engine:
• F line = F line  tscale
• C 2 = C 2  tscale
• C 3 = C 3  tscale
• C 4 = C 4  tscale
• C 5 = C 5  tscale
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Application Circuit with Time Scaling (tscale =10)
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VAC, in=85-265VAC
PO = 200W,
VDC, OUT = 400VDC
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 2ms 0 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 100
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 3.74
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53}
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Time*10
10ms 11ms 12ms 13ms 14ms 15ms 16ms 17ms 18ms 19ms 20ms
AVG(ABS(W(Vin)))/(RMS(ABS(V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)))*RMS(ABS(I(Vin))))
0
0.5
1.0
Time*10
0s 2ms 4ms 6ms 8ms 10ms 12ms 14ms 16ms 18ms 20ms
-I(Vin)
-10A
0A
10A
SEL>>
1 V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) 2 V(VOUT)
-200V
0V
200V
1
380V
400V
420V
2
>>
Application Circuit with Time Scaling (tscale =10)
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VAC, in, 100V and VDC, OUT, 400V
Iline
Power Factor Ratio = 0.85
Total simulation time = 132.41 seconds
Common Mode Choke Coil for PFC
To model a simple common mode choke coil, the
SPICE primitive k, which describes the coupling ratio
between L1 and L2, can be used.
COUPLING=1 of K_Linear means there is no leakage
inductance in the common mode choke coil model.
N is a ratio of L2 turns and L1 turns, or N2/N1
Input the parameters: L as an L1 inductance value
and N, then L2 is calculated using equation: L2 =
N2L1
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L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
Design Steps (1-8)
(1) Output Voltage and Feedback Circuit
(2) Output Capacitor
(3) L1 Inductance
(4) Input Capacitor
(5) Auxiliary Winding L2
(6) Multiplier Input Circuit (MULT)
(7) Current Detection Circuit (IS)
(8) Zero Current Detection Circuit (ZCD)
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(1) Output Voltage and Feedback Circuit
The output voltage is resistively divided and applied to the error amplifier, to set the VO
the R1 and R2 resistor value should satisfy the following equation :
*With VO=400V and R2=1.5M, R1 is calculated to be 9.47k, however a resistor of 9.53k , which
is available in the E96 series, is used as R1 (actual).
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2.51
R
R
R
V
2
1
1
O



Output DC Voltage, VO 400 V
Error Amplifier Reference Voltage Verr 2.51 V
R2 1.5 M
R1 9.47 k
R1 (actual) 9.53* k
(2) Output Capacitor
The output capacitance C2 is determined so that the PFC output ripple voltage dose not
exceed the VOPV-2, for the capacitor selection, the following equation should be satisfied:
The value of VOVP-2, min and Verr, min are inform in the TB6819AFG datasheet.
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PO 200 W
fin 50 Hz
VO 400 V
VOVP-2, min 2.63 V
Verr, min 2.46 V
C2  41 F
C2used 200 F
 
 
1
-
/V
V
V
2
2
P
C2
err
2
-
OVP
2
O
O




in
f

Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 100
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 3.85
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53}
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Simulation of Step (1) and (2)
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Vin = 100Vac with
frequency 50Hz,
tscale = 10
R1=9.53k and
R2=1.5M
Iload = 0.5A as
PO=200W at
VO=400V
C2 =
200F
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 4ms 0 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
Time*10
0s 5ms 10ms 15ms 20ms 25ms 30ms 35ms 40ms
V(FB_IN) 2.63 2.46
2.4
2.6
2.8
V(VOUT)
380V
400V
420V
SEL>>
V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)
-200V
0V
200V
Simulation of Step (1) and (2)
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VAC, in,=100V (VPEAK, in,=100*1.4142=141.4V)
V(FB IN), VOVP-2, min.(2.63V), and Verr,min(2.46V)
VO=400Vdc with 2fline ripple
Total simulation time = 270.61 seconds
(3) L1 Inductance
The switching frequencyfs (Hz) depends on the L1 inductance and
input/output condition which the equation and the calculation data are as shown
below.
*The fs value should be within 20kHz and 150kHz, to avoid an occurrence of EMI
problem, fs=50kHz is used.
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O
O
2
min
in,
AC,
min
in,
AC,
O
P
V
fs
100
2
V
)
V
2
(V
L1









η
Output DC Voltage, VO 400 V
Minimum AC Input Voltage, VAC, in, min 85 V
Power Efficiency,  (assumed) 90 %
Switching Frequency, fs* 50 kHz
Output Power, PO 200 W
Calculated Inductance, L1(calculated) 227 H
Selected (Actual) Inductance, L1(actual) 230 H
(4) Input Capacitor
C1 should be capable of supplying energy stored in the L1 while the FET is on. Assumed
that the on/off duty is 50%, the C1 should be temporarily able to supply twice the current.
A current reaches its maximum at the VAC, in, min. Thus, the following relationship should
be satisfied:
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L1 230 H
PO 200 W
VAC, in, min 85 V
C1  0.35 F
C1used 1 F
4
min
in,
AC,
2
O
V
P
L1
2
C1



Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 85
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 4.22
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53}
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Simulation of Step (3) and (4)
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Vin, min = 85Vac with
frequency 50Hz,
tscale = 10
Iload = 0.5A as
PO=200W at
VO=400V
The Calculated L1 value
227H (adjusted 230H
is used)
I(L1)
C1 = 1F
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
Time
16.45ms 16.46ms 16.47ms 16.48ms 16.49ms 16.50ms 16.51ms 16.52ms 16.53ms 16.54ms 16.55ms
V(POUT)
0V
10V
20V
-I(L1)
0A
5A
10A
V(VOUT)
395V
400V
405V
SEL>>
Simulation of Step (3) and (4)
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VO=400Vdc with high switching ripple
I(L1)
Switching Control Signal, fs = 48.4 kHz
Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds
(5) Auxiliary Winding L2
The auxiliary winding L2 is used to detect the zero inductor current condition of the inductor L1.
Since the maximum reference voltage for the ZCD comparator is 1.9V (the IC specification) ,
N1/N2 should meet the following condition:
Where N1 is the number of winding of turns of L1, N2 is that of L2
*To ensure that the design requirements are met, N1/N2 should preferably about 10 (9.6 is
used) to allow for design margins.
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9
.
1
max
in,
AC,
O V
2
V
N1/N2



Output DC Voltage, VO 400 V
Maximum AC Input Voltage, VAC, in, max 265 V
Calculated Turn Number Ratio, N1/N2 < 14
Selected Transformer Turn Ratio, N1/N2 (actual) 9.6*
Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 265
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 2.533
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53}
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Simulation of Step (5)
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N1/N2=9.6, input
parameter N =
N2/N1 = 1/9.6
I(L1)
Vin, min = 265Vac with
frequency 50Hz,
tscale = 10
Iload = 0.5A as
PO=200W at
VO=400V
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 4ms 2ms 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
Time*10
20ms 22ms 24ms 26ms 28ms 30ms 32ms 34ms 36ms 38ms 40ms
V(ZCD) 1.9
0
2.5
5.0
7.5
-I(L1)
0A
2.5A
5.0A
V(VOUT)
375V
400V
425V
SEL>>
V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)
-400V
0V
400V
Simulation of Step (5)
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VO=400V and PO=200W
VAC, in, min=265V (VPEAK, in, min=265*1.4142=374.8V)
I(L1)
V(ZCD) and the maximum reference voltage of the TB6819AFG’s ZCD comparator, 1.9V
Total simulation time = 1012.86 seconds
(6) Multiplier Input Circuit (MULT)
The AC input supply voltage (sinewave) is applied to the multiplier by dividing a full-wave
rectified voltage waveform.
The IC startup threshold voltages of the Brown Out Protection (BOP) function = 0.75V and
the MULT linear input voltage range of the multiplier = 0 to 3V, the R9 and R10 resistor should
satisfy the following condition:
with excel calculation sheet PFC_Cal-Sht.xlsx you can input R9 and R10 values, then check the
calculated BOP and Linear MULT values to be within the maximum values.
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10
9
10
min
in,
AC,
R
R
R
2
V
0




75
.
Maximum AC Input Voltage, VAC, in, min 400 V
Maximum AC Input Voltage, VAC, in, max 265 V
R9 3 M
R10 22 k
Minimum Condition for BOP 0.875 > 0.75
Maximum Condition for Linear MULT 2.728 < 3
3




10
9
10
max
in,
AC,
R
R
R
2
V
and
Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 85
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 4.22
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53}
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, min
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R10=3M and
R11=22k
Vin, min = 85Vac with
frequency 50Hz,
tscale = 10
Iload = 0.5A as
PO=200W at
VO=400V
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
Time*10
180ms 182ms 184ms 186ms 188ms 190ms 192ms 194ms 196ms 198ms 200ms
V(MULT) 0.75
0
0.5
1.0
V(Rtf)
0V
40V
80V
120V
SEL>>
V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)
-200V
0V
200V
Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, min
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Full-wave rectified voltage
VAC, in, min=85V (VPEAK, in, min=85*1.4142=120.2V)
V(MULT) > BOP threshold voltage (0.75V)
Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds
Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 265
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 2.533
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53}
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, max
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Vin, max = 265Vac with
frequency 50Hz,
tscale = 10
Iload = 0.5A as
PO=200W at
VO=400V
R10=3M and
R11=22k
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 4ms 2ms 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
Time*10
20ms 22ms 24ms 26ms 28ms 30ms 32ms 34ms 36ms 38ms 40ms
V(MULT) 3
0
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
V(Rtf)
0V
100V
200V
300V
400V
V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)
-400V
-200V
0V
200V
400V
SEL>>
Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, max
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Full-wave rectified voltage
VAC, in, max=265V (VPEAK, in, min=265*1.4142=374.8V)
V(MULT) < MULT linear input maximum voltage (3V)
Total simulation time = 1012.86 seconds
(7) Current Detection Circuit (IS)
Iq1 (power switch current) is converted into voltage by R7, then applied to the IS pin. The R7
resistor value calculation follows these steps:
1) The maximum current of the Q1 current, Iq1 (max) should allow the output power PO to meet
the specification. Therefore, the following equation should be satisfied:
2) the IS pin peak voltage (Visp) is calculated using the following equation:
3) R7 = Visp / Iq1(max.).
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R10
R9
R10
2
V
0.65
Visp min
in,
AC,





Minimum ac input voltage, VAC, in, min 85 V
Output power, PO 200 W
Power efficiency,  (assumed) 90 %
R9 3 M
R10 22 k
Power switch current, Iq1(max.) 5.23 A
TB6819AFG IS pin peak voltage Visp 0.57 V
R7 0.11 
)
2
V
( η
2
2
100
P
Iq1(max.)
min
in,
AC,
O






Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 85
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 4.22
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53}
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Simulation of Step (7)
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Iq1
R7 =
0.11
Vin, min = 85Vac with
frequency 50Hz,
tscale = 10
Iload = 0.5A as
PO=200W at
VO=400V
R10=3M and
R11=22k
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
Simulation of Step (7)
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Time*10
180ms 182ms 184ms 186ms 188ms 190ms 192ms 194ms 196ms 198ms 200ms
V(IS)
0V
0.5V
1.0V
ID(Q1)
0A
2.0A
4.0A
6.0A
8.0A
SEL>>
V(MULT)
0V
0.5V
1.0V
Iq1
V(MULT)
V(IS)
Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds
(8) Zero Current Detection Circuit (ZCD)
The auxiliary winding L2 is connected to the ZCD pin. The current through L2 is limited to ZCD
pin rated current (3mA) by using the current limiting resistor R6. The following relationship
should be satisfied depending on whether the external FET is on or off:
FET = On:
FET = Off:
A resistor of 68k is used for limiting the current to 1/5 of the rated current
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VAC, in, max 265 V
N2/N1 1/9.6 W
VO 400 V
FET = ON, R6 > 13.0 k
FET = OFF, R6 > 13.9 k
R6 (actual) 68 k
3mA
(N2/N1)
2
V
R6 max.
in,
AC, 


3mA
(N2/N1)
V
R6 O 

Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 85
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 4.22
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53}
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Simulation of Step (8)
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ON/OFF
R6 =
68k
Vin, max = 265Vac with
frequency 50Hz,
tscale = 10
Iload = 0.5A as
PO=200W at
VO=400V
R10=3M and
R11=22k
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 4ms 2ms 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
Time*10
20ms 22ms 24ms 26ms 28ms 30ms 32ms 34ms 36ms 38ms 40ms
I(R6) 3m/5
-1.0m
0
1.0m
V(VOUT)
375V
400V
425V
V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)
-400V
0V
400V
SEL>>
Simulation of Step (8)
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VAC, in, max=265V
V(VOUT)
I(R6) and 1/5 of the ZCD rated current (3mA/5)
Total simulation time = 1012.86 seconds
Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 85
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 4.22
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53}
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Steady State
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Vin, min = 85Vac with
frequency 50Hz,
tscale = 10
Iload = 0.5A as
PO=200W at
VO=400V
I(D2)
Switching
Diode, D2
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
ID(Q1)
Switching
MOSFET, Q1
Time
18.00ms 18.25ms 18.50ms 18.75ms 19.00ms 19.25ms 19.50ms 19.75ms 20.00ms
ID(Q1)
-6A
0A
6A
12A
V(Q1:d,Q1:s)
0V
200V
400V
600V
I(D2)
8A
16A
-2A
SEL>>
V(D2:2,D2:1)
0V
200V
400V
600V
Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Steady State
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D2 VKA, Peak ≈ 400V at steady state
Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds
D2 IF, Peak ≈ 12A at steady state
Q1 VDS, Peak ≈ 400V at steady state
Q1 ID, Peak ≈ 7.2A at steady state
Load
0.5A
R12
39k
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 85
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
C2 {200u/tscale}
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 40
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
DB1
Diode
D2
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
Q1
MOSFET
R5
10
Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Start Up
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Vin, min = 85Vac with
frequency 50Hz,
tscale = 40
Iload = 0.5A as
PO=200W at
VO=400V
I(D2)
Switching
Diode, D2
*Analysis directives:
.TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n
.OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n
.OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8
.OPTIONS ITL1= 500
.OPTIONS ITL2= 200
.OPTIONS ITL4= 40
.OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01
.OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
ID(Q1)
Switching
MOSFET, Q1
Rectifier
Diode, DB1-4
Time*40
0s 40ms 80ms 120ms 160ms 200ms 240ms 280ms 320ms 360ms 400ms
1 V(Q1:d,Q1:s) 2 ID(Q1)
-500V
0V
500V
1
-10A
0A
10A
2
>>
1 V(D2:2,D2:1) 2 I(D2)
0V
200V
400V
600V
1
SEL>>
0A
6A
12A
18A
2
SEL>>
1 V(DB1:2,DB1:1) 2 I(DB1)
100V
200V
-10V
1
>>
0A
8A
16A
2
V(VOUT)
0V
200V
400V
600V
Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Start Up
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V(VOUT) at start up
Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds
D2 VKA, Peak ≈ 400V and IF, Peak ≈ 16A at start up
Q1 VDS, Peak ≈ 400V and ID, Peak ≈ 10A at start up
DB1-4 IF, Peak ≈ 10A at start up
Simulation with Models from the SpicePark (1/4)
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Load
0.5A
R12
39k
Q2
2SK2611
C9
0.1uF
Vin
FREQ = {f req*tscale}
VAMPL = {Vin*1.414}
AC_IN1
R4 100
PARAMETERS:
f req = 50
Vin = 100
C6 3300p
AC_IN2
C1
1u
0
0
R9
3MEG
R10
22k
C5
{10n/tscale}
C8
47.1uF
IC = 17.9
D5
DZ18V
R11
360k
R6
68k
R8
100k
MULT
Rtf
C3
{0.47u/tscale}
IC = 3.74
L1
{L}
1
2
PARAMETERS:
L = 230u
N = {1/9.6}
N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1
VCC
V1
R7
0.11
POUT
V2
U1
TB6819AFG
FB_IN
COMP
MULT
IS
ZCD
GND
POUT
VCC
FB_IN
IS
ZCD
C7
8p
R3
10k
C4
{1u/tscale}
VOUT
R2
1.5MEG
R1
9.53k
COMP
L2
{N*N*L}
1 2
K
K1
COUPLING = 1
K_Linear
L1 = L1
L2 = L2
C2
RJJ-35V221MG5-T20
D2
SCS110AG
DB1
Diode
D3
Diode
D4
PARAMETERS:
tscale = 10
DB2
DB3
Diode
DB4
R5
10
Capacitor
model
MOSFET
professional
model
Schottky diode
model
Replace some default model with models from SpicePark
Time
484us 488us 492us 496us 500us 504us 508us 512us 516us 520us 524us
V(V2)
0V
40V
-I(L1)
0A
5A
10A
V(V1)
0V
250V
500V
V(Q2:g)
10V
20V
SEL>>
Time
0s 0.2ms 0.4ms 0.6ms 0.8ms 1.0ms 1.2ms 1.4ms 1.6ms 1.8ms 2.0ms
V(VOUT)
392V
400V
Simulation with Models from the SpicePark (2/4)
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V(VOUT) with high frequency ripple which is caused by ESR and ESL of the capacitor model.
Gate charge characteristics is include in the MOSFET Professional model.
V(V1)
I (L1)
V(V2)
Time
480us 485us 490us 495us 500us 505us 510us 515us
476us
V(V2)
40V
-20V
SEL>>
-I(L1)
0A
5A
10A
V(V1)
0V
250V
500V
V(Q1:g)
0V
10V
20V
Time
0s 0.5ms 1.0ms 1.5ms 2.0ms
V(VOUT)
392V
400V
Simulation with Models from the SpicePark (3/4)
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The Simulation Waveform with the defaults models
V(V1)
I (L1)
V(V2)
V(VOUT) without high frequency ripple which is caused by ESR and ESL of the capacitor model.
Gate charge characteristics is not include in the default model.
Simulation with Models from the SpicePark (1/4)
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SpicePark of MOSFET model
Select the device which is
capable of handling the
simulated peak values.
Excel Calculation Sheet (1/2)
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Design Specification
VAC, in,min 85 V
VAC, in,max 265 V
fin 50 Hz
VO 400 V
PO 200 W
fs 50 kHz
 (assumed) 90 %
(1) Output Voltage & Feedback Circuit
R2 1.5 MW ; Input R2 value, the R1 for the VO specification is
auto-calculated
R1 9.47 kW
R1 (actual) 9.53 kW
(2) Output Capacitor
VOVP-2, MIN. 2.63 V ; VOVP-2, MIN. and Verr, MIN. are TB6819AFG electrical
characteristics
Verr, MIN. 2.46 V
C2 ³ 41 mF
(3) L1 Inductance
L1 227 mH
L1(actual) 230 mH
Excel Calculation Sheet (2/2)
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(4) Input Capacitor
C1 ³ 0.35 F
C1(actual) 1 F
(5) Auxiliary Winding L2
N1/N2 < 14
N1/N2(actual) 9.6
(6) Multiplier Input Circuit (MULT)
R9 3 MW ; Input R9 and R10 values, then check the BOP and
the Linear MULT values
R10 22 kW
Codition:
BOP 0.875 > 0.75
Linear MULT 2.728 < 3
(7) Current Detection Circuit (IS)
Iq1(max.) 5.23 A
Visp 0.57 V
R7 0.11 
(8) Zero Current Detection Circuit (ZCD)
FET=ON, R8 > 13.0 k
FET=OFF, R8 > 13.9 k
R8 (actual) 68 k ; limiting the current to 1/5 of the rated current.
Remark
Input your design specification and your selected parameters. The numbers in the green font are auto-
calculated numbers. The numbers in the blue font are the design actual selected (used) number.
Simulation Index
All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 47
Simulations Folder name
1. Application Circuit.......................................................................
2. Application Circuit with Time Scaling (tscale
=10).........................
3. Simulation of Step (1) and (2).....................................................
4. Simulation of Step (3) and (4).....................................................
5. Simulation of Step (5).................................................................
6. Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, min...................................................
7. Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, max..................................................
8. Simulation of Step (7).................................................................
9. Simulation of Step (8).................................................................
10. Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Steady State...................
11. Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Start Up...........................
APPCKT
APPCKT_tscale
STEP1-2
STEP3-4
STEP5
STEP6_INMIN
STEP6_INMAX
STEP7
STEP8
IVPEAK-SS
IVPEAK-SU
Libraries :
1. ..parttb6819afgtb6819afg.lib
2. ..partparts.lib

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Critical Conduction Mode (CRM) PFC Circuit

  • 1. Design KIT: Critical Conduction Mode (CRM) PFC Circuit All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2010 1 Vac, in C1 1uF C2 200u ILoad 0.5A L1 1 2 Diode D2 Q1 MOSFET R7 L2 1 2 0 0 Rectifiers PFC TB6819AFG Controller Circuit PARAMETERS: f req = 50Hz Vin = 100Vac
  • 2. Contents • Introduction • Application Circuit • Design Specification • Time Scaling • Application Circuit with Time Scaling (tscale =10) • Common Mode Choke Coil for PFC • Design Steps (1-8) • Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Steady State • Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Start Up Appendix A.Excel Calculation Sheet B.Simulation Index All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 2
  • 3. Introduction Most electronic ballasts and switching power supplies use a bridge rectifier and a bulk storage capacitor to derive raw dc voltage from the utility ac line, figure above: Vin=100Vac, 50Hz and PO=200W. All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 3 Vin AC_IN1 PARAMETERS: f req = 50Hz Vin = 100Vac AC_IN2 Cbulk 2000uF 0 bulk DB1 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Load 1.414Adc Iline Vbulk
  • 4. Time 160ms 164ms 168ms 172ms 176ms 180ms 184ms 188ms 192ms 196ms 200ms AVG(ABS(W(Vin)))/(RMS(ABS(V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)))*RMS(ABS(I(Vin)))) 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 ABS( I(Vin) ) 0A 10A 20A ABS( V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) ) V(bulk) 0V 100V 200V SEL>> Introduction The Uncorrected Power Factor rectifying circuit draws current from the ac line when the ac voltage exceeds the capacitor voltage (Vbulk). The current (Iline) is non- sinusoidal. This results in a poor power factor condition where the apparent input power is much higher than the real power, figure above, power factor ratios of 0.5 to 0.7 are common. All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 4 |VAC, in, 100V| (VPEAK, in=100*2=141.42V) and Vbulk |Iline| Power Factor Ratio = Pin, avg./(Vin, rms* Iin, rms)
  • 5. Vac, in C1 1uF C2 200u ILoad 0.5A L1 1 2 Diode D2 Q1 MOSFET R7 L2 1 2 0 0 Rectifiers PFC TB6819AFG Controller Circuit PARAMETERS: f req = 50Hz Vin = 100Vac Introduction The Power Factor Correction (PFC) circuit, as an off-line active preconverter, is designed to draw a sinusoidal current from the AC line that is in phase with input voltage. As a result, the power factor ratio is improved to be near to ideal (1). The TB6819AFG is a critical conduction mode (CRM) PFC controller IC. The description including equation and constants as a guide to understand its designing process is included in this document. All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 5 Iline VDC, OUT
  • 6. Time*10 100ms 104ms 108ms 112ms 116ms 120ms 124ms 128ms 132ms 136ms 140ms AVG(ABS(W(Vin))) / (RMS(ABS(V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)))*RMS(ABS(I(Vin)))) 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 -I(Vin) -8.0A 0A 8.0A SEL>> 1 V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) 2 V(VOUT) -160V 0V 160V 1 200V 400V 600V 2 >> Introduction The poor power factor load is corrected by keeping the ac line current sinusoidal and in phase with the line voltage. This results with power factor ratio is 0.85. All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 6 VAC, in, 100V and VDC, OUT, 400V Iline Power Factor Ratio = 0.85 *simulation result at tscale = 10
  • 7. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 100 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1uF 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 10nF C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 0.47uF L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 POUT R7 0.11 V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC ZCD FB_IN IS C7 8p R3 10k C4 1uF VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 200uF COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Application Circuit All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 7 VAC, in=85-265VAC PO = 200W, VDC, OUT = 400VDC *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 20ms 0 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
  • 8. Time 10ms 11ms 12ms 13ms 14ms 15ms 16ms 17ms 18ms 19ms 20ms AVG(ABS(W(Vin)))/(RMS(ABS(V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)))*RMS(ABS(I(Vin)))) 0 0.5 1.0 Time 0s 2ms 4ms 6ms 8ms 10ms 12ms 14ms 16ms 18ms 20ms -I(Vin) -10A 0A 10A SEL>> 1 V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) 2 V(VOUT) -200V 0V 200V 1 380V 400V 420V 2 >> Application Circuit All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 8 VAC, in, 100V and VDC, OUT, 400V Iline Power Factor Ratio = 0.85 Total simulation time = 1429.49 seconds
  • 9. Design Specification This application circuit is for 400VDC/200W output Critical Conduction Mode (CRM) PFC Circuit : • VAC, in,min = 85 (VAC) • VAC, in,max = 265 (VAC) • VO = 400 (VDC) • Po = 200 (W) • fs = 20kHz ~ 150kHz, 50kHz •  (assumed) = 90% Control IC : • Part # TTB6819AFG (PFC Controller IC) • Switching Technique: Critical Conduction Mode (CRM) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 9
  • 10. Time Scaling The transient (cycle-by-cycle) simulation of PFC circuits is really time (and memory) consuming exercise, even with a fast computer. There is a way to speed up simulations by artificially altering some of the key element values by using of time scaling ratio (tscale), passed as a parameter to the simulation engine: • F line = F line  tscale • C 2 = C 2  tscale • C 3 = C 3  tscale • C 4 = C 4  tscale • C 5 = C 5  tscale All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 10
  • 11. Application Circuit with Time Scaling (tscale =10) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 11 VAC, in=85-265VAC PO = 200W, VDC, OUT = 400VDC *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 2ms 0 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 100 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 3.74 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53} COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10
  • 12. Time*10 10ms 11ms 12ms 13ms 14ms 15ms 16ms 17ms 18ms 19ms 20ms AVG(ABS(W(Vin)))/(RMS(ABS(V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2)))*RMS(ABS(I(Vin)))) 0 0.5 1.0 Time*10 0s 2ms 4ms 6ms 8ms 10ms 12ms 14ms 16ms 18ms 20ms -I(Vin) -10A 0A 10A SEL>> 1 V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) 2 V(VOUT) -200V 0V 200V 1 380V 400V 420V 2 >> Application Circuit with Time Scaling (tscale =10) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 12 VAC, in, 100V and VDC, OUT, 400V Iline Power Factor Ratio = 0.85 Total simulation time = 132.41 seconds
  • 13. Common Mode Choke Coil for PFC To model a simple common mode choke coil, the SPICE primitive k, which describes the coupling ratio between L1 and L2, can be used. COUPLING=1 of K_Linear means there is no leakage inductance in the common mode choke coil model. N is a ratio of L2 turns and L1 turns, or N2/N1 Input the parameters: L as an L1 inductance value and N, then L2 is calculated using equation: L2 = N2L1 All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 13 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2
  • 14. Design Steps (1-8) (1) Output Voltage and Feedback Circuit (2) Output Capacitor (3) L1 Inductance (4) Input Capacitor (5) Auxiliary Winding L2 (6) Multiplier Input Circuit (MULT) (7) Current Detection Circuit (IS) (8) Zero Current Detection Circuit (ZCD) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 14
  • 15. (1) Output Voltage and Feedback Circuit The output voltage is resistively divided and applied to the error amplifier, to set the VO the R1 and R2 resistor value should satisfy the following equation : *With VO=400V and R2=1.5M, R1 is calculated to be 9.47k, however a resistor of 9.53k , which is available in the E96 series, is used as R1 (actual). All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 15 2.51 R R R V 2 1 1 O    Output DC Voltage, VO 400 V Error Amplifier Reference Voltage Verr 2.51 V R2 1.5 M R1 9.47 k R1 (actual) 9.53* k
  • 16. (2) Output Capacitor The output capacitance C2 is determined so that the PFC output ripple voltage dose not exceed the VOPV-2, for the capacitor selection, the following equation should be satisfied: The value of VOVP-2, min and Verr, min are inform in the TB6819AFG datasheet. All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 16 PO 200 W fin 50 Hz VO 400 V VOVP-2, min 2.63 V Verr, min 2.46 V C2  41 F C2used 200 F     1 - /V V V 2 2 P C2 err 2 - OVP 2 O O     in f 
  • 17. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 100 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 3.85 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53} PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Simulation of Step (1) and (2) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 17 Vin = 100Vac with frequency 50Hz, tscale = 10 R1=9.53k and R2=1.5M Iload = 0.5A as PO=200W at VO=400V C2 = 200F *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 4ms 0 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
  • 18. Time*10 0s 5ms 10ms 15ms 20ms 25ms 30ms 35ms 40ms V(FB_IN) 2.63 2.46 2.4 2.6 2.8 V(VOUT) 380V 400V 420V SEL>> V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) -200V 0V 200V Simulation of Step (1) and (2) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 18 VAC, in,=100V (VPEAK, in,=100*1.4142=141.4V) V(FB IN), VOVP-2, min.(2.63V), and Verr,min(2.46V) VO=400Vdc with 2fline ripple Total simulation time = 270.61 seconds
  • 19. (3) L1 Inductance The switching frequencyfs (Hz) depends on the L1 inductance and input/output condition which the equation and the calculation data are as shown below. *The fs value should be within 20kHz and 150kHz, to avoid an occurrence of EMI problem, fs=50kHz is used. All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 19 O O 2 min in, AC, min in, AC, O P V fs 100 2 V ) V 2 (V L1          η Output DC Voltage, VO 400 V Minimum AC Input Voltage, VAC, in, min 85 V Power Efficiency,  (assumed) 90 % Switching Frequency, fs* 50 kHz Output Power, PO 200 W Calculated Inductance, L1(calculated) 227 H Selected (Actual) Inductance, L1(actual) 230 H
  • 20. (4) Input Capacitor C1 should be capable of supplying energy stored in the L1 while the FET is on. Assumed that the on/off duty is 50%, the C1 should be temporarily able to supply twice the current. A current reaches its maximum at the VAC, in, min. Thus, the following relationship should be satisfied: All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 20 L1 230 H PO 200 W VAC, in, min 85 V C1  0.35 F C1used 1 F 4 min in, AC, 2 O V P L1 2 C1   
  • 21. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 85 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 4.22 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53} PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Simulation of Step (3) and (4) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 21 Vin, min = 85Vac with frequency 50Hz, tscale = 10 Iload = 0.5A as PO=200W at VO=400V The Calculated L1 value 227H (adjusted 230H is used) I(L1) C1 = 1F *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
  • 22. Time 16.45ms 16.46ms 16.47ms 16.48ms 16.49ms 16.50ms 16.51ms 16.52ms 16.53ms 16.54ms 16.55ms V(POUT) 0V 10V 20V -I(L1) 0A 5A 10A V(VOUT) 395V 400V 405V SEL>> Simulation of Step (3) and (4) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 22 VO=400Vdc with high switching ripple I(L1) Switching Control Signal, fs = 48.4 kHz Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds
  • 23. (5) Auxiliary Winding L2 The auxiliary winding L2 is used to detect the zero inductor current condition of the inductor L1. Since the maximum reference voltage for the ZCD comparator is 1.9V (the IC specification) , N1/N2 should meet the following condition: Where N1 is the number of winding of turns of L1, N2 is that of L2 *To ensure that the design requirements are met, N1/N2 should preferably about 10 (9.6 is used) to allow for design margins. All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 23 9 . 1 max in, AC, O V 2 V N1/N2    Output DC Voltage, VO 400 V Maximum AC Input Voltage, VAC, in, max 265 V Calculated Turn Number Ratio, N1/N2 < 14 Selected Transformer Turn Ratio, N1/N2 (actual) 9.6*
  • 24. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 265 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 2.533 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53} PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Simulation of Step (5) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 24 N1/N2=9.6, input parameter N = N2/N1 = 1/9.6 I(L1) Vin, min = 265Vac with frequency 50Hz, tscale = 10 Iload = 0.5A as PO=200W at VO=400V *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 4ms 2ms 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
  • 25. Time*10 20ms 22ms 24ms 26ms 28ms 30ms 32ms 34ms 36ms 38ms 40ms V(ZCD) 1.9 0 2.5 5.0 7.5 -I(L1) 0A 2.5A 5.0A V(VOUT) 375V 400V 425V SEL>> V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) -400V 0V 400V Simulation of Step (5) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 25 VO=400V and PO=200W VAC, in, min=265V (VPEAK, in, min=265*1.4142=374.8V) I(L1) V(ZCD) and the maximum reference voltage of the TB6819AFG’s ZCD comparator, 1.9V Total simulation time = 1012.86 seconds
  • 26. (6) Multiplier Input Circuit (MULT) The AC input supply voltage (sinewave) is applied to the multiplier by dividing a full-wave rectified voltage waveform. The IC startup threshold voltages of the Brown Out Protection (BOP) function = 0.75V and the MULT linear input voltage range of the multiplier = 0 to 3V, the R9 and R10 resistor should satisfy the following condition: with excel calculation sheet PFC_Cal-Sht.xlsx you can input R9 and R10 values, then check the calculated BOP and Linear MULT values to be within the maximum values. All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 26 10 9 10 min in, AC, R R R 2 V 0     75 . Maximum AC Input Voltage, VAC, in, min 400 V Maximum AC Input Voltage, VAC, in, max 265 V R9 3 M R10 22 k Minimum Condition for BOP 0.875 > 0.75 Maximum Condition for Linear MULT 2.728 < 3 3     10 9 10 max in, AC, R R R 2 V and
  • 27. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 85 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 4.22 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53} PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, min All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 27 R10=3M and R11=22k Vin, min = 85Vac with frequency 50Hz, tscale = 10 Iload = 0.5A as PO=200W at VO=400V *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
  • 28. Time*10 180ms 182ms 184ms 186ms 188ms 190ms 192ms 194ms 196ms 198ms 200ms V(MULT) 0.75 0 0.5 1.0 V(Rtf) 0V 40V 80V 120V SEL>> V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) -200V 0V 200V Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, min All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 28 Full-wave rectified voltage VAC, in, min=85V (VPEAK, in, min=85*1.4142=120.2V) V(MULT) > BOP threshold voltage (0.75V) Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds
  • 29. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 265 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 2.533 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53} PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, max All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 29 Vin, max = 265Vac with frequency 50Hz, tscale = 10 Iload = 0.5A as PO=200W at VO=400V R10=3M and R11=22k *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 4ms 2ms 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
  • 30. Time*10 20ms 22ms 24ms 26ms 28ms 30ms 32ms 34ms 36ms 38ms 40ms V(MULT) 3 0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 V(Rtf) 0V 100V 200V 300V 400V V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) -400V -200V 0V 200V 400V SEL>> Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, max All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 30 Full-wave rectified voltage VAC, in, max=265V (VPEAK, in, min=265*1.4142=374.8V) V(MULT) < MULT linear input maximum voltage (3V) Total simulation time = 1012.86 seconds
  • 31. (7) Current Detection Circuit (IS) Iq1 (power switch current) is converted into voltage by R7, then applied to the IS pin. The R7 resistor value calculation follows these steps: 1) The maximum current of the Q1 current, Iq1 (max) should allow the output power PO to meet the specification. Therefore, the following equation should be satisfied: 2) the IS pin peak voltage (Visp) is calculated using the following equation: 3) R7 = Visp / Iq1(max.). All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 31 R10 R9 R10 2 V 0.65 Visp min in, AC,      Minimum ac input voltage, VAC, in, min 85 V Output power, PO 200 W Power efficiency,  (assumed) 90 % R9 3 M R10 22 k Power switch current, Iq1(max.) 5.23 A TB6819AFG IS pin peak voltage Visp 0.57 V R7 0.11  ) 2 V ( η 2 2 100 P Iq1(max.) min in, AC, O      
  • 32. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 85 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 4.22 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53} PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Simulation of Step (7) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 32 Iq1 R7 = 0.11 Vin, min = 85Vac with frequency 50Hz, tscale = 10 Iload = 0.5A as PO=200W at VO=400V R10=3M and R11=22k *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
  • 33. Simulation of Step (7) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 33 Time*10 180ms 182ms 184ms 186ms 188ms 190ms 192ms 194ms 196ms 198ms 200ms V(IS) 0V 0.5V 1.0V ID(Q1) 0A 2.0A 4.0A 6.0A 8.0A SEL>> V(MULT) 0V 0.5V 1.0V Iq1 V(MULT) V(IS) Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds
  • 34. (8) Zero Current Detection Circuit (ZCD) The auxiliary winding L2 is connected to the ZCD pin. The current through L2 is limited to ZCD pin rated current (3mA) by using the current limiting resistor R6. The following relationship should be satisfied depending on whether the external FET is on or off: FET = On: FET = Off: A resistor of 68k is used for limiting the current to 1/5 of the rated current All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 34 VAC, in, max 265 V N2/N1 1/9.6 W VO 400 V FET = ON, R6 > 13.0 k FET = OFF, R6 > 13.9 k R6 (actual) 68 k 3mA (N2/N1) 2 V R6 max. in, AC,    3mA (N2/N1) V R6 O  
  • 35. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 85 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 4.22 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53} PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Simulation of Step (8) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 35 ON/OFF R6 = 68k Vin, max = 265Vac with frequency 50Hz, tscale = 10 Iload = 0.5A as PO=200W at VO=400V R10=3M and R11=22k *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 4ms 2ms 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u
  • 36. Time*10 20ms 22ms 24ms 26ms 28ms 30ms 32ms 34ms 36ms 38ms 40ms I(R6) 3m/5 -1.0m 0 1.0m V(VOUT) 375V 400V 425V V(AC_IN1,AC_IN2) -400V 0V 400V SEL>> Simulation of Step (8) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 36 VAC, in, max=265V V(VOUT) I(R6) and 1/5 of the ZCD rated current (3mA/5) Total simulation time = 1012.86 seconds
  • 37. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 85 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 4.22 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} IC = {2.51*1509.53/9.53} PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Steady State All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 37 Vin, min = 85Vac with frequency 50Hz, tscale = 10 Iload = 0.5A as PO=200W at VO=400V I(D2) Switching Diode, D2 *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u ID(Q1) Switching MOSFET, Q1
  • 38. Time 18.00ms 18.25ms 18.50ms 18.75ms 19.00ms 19.25ms 19.50ms 19.75ms 20.00ms ID(Q1) -6A 0A 6A 12A V(Q1:d,Q1:s) 0V 200V 400V 600V I(D2) 8A 16A -2A SEL>> V(D2:2,D2:1) 0V 200V 400V 600V Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Steady State All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 38 D2 VKA, Peak ≈ 400V at steady state Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds D2 IF, Peak ≈ 12A at steady state Q1 VDS, Peak ≈ 400V at steady state Q1 ID, Peak ≈ 7.2A at steady state
  • 39. Load 0.5A R12 39k C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 85 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k C2 {200u/tscale} PARAMETERS: tscale = 40 COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 DB1 Diode D2 Diode D3 Diode D4 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 Q1 MOSFET R5 10 Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Start Up All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 39 Vin, min = 85Vac with frequency 50Hz, tscale = 40 Iload = 0.5A as PO=200W at VO=400V I(D2) Switching Diode, D2 *Analysis directives: .TRAN 0 20ms 16m 100n .OPTIONS ABSTOL= 100n .OPTIONS GMIN= 1.0E-8 .OPTIONS ITL1= 500 .OPTIONS ITL2= 200 .OPTIONS ITL4= 40 .OPTIONS RELTOL= 0.01 .OPTIONS VNTOL= 100u ID(Q1) Switching MOSFET, Q1 Rectifier Diode, DB1-4
  • 40. Time*40 0s 40ms 80ms 120ms 160ms 200ms 240ms 280ms 320ms 360ms 400ms 1 V(Q1:d,Q1:s) 2 ID(Q1) -500V 0V 500V 1 -10A 0A 10A 2 >> 1 V(D2:2,D2:1) 2 I(D2) 0V 200V 400V 600V 1 SEL>> 0A 6A 12A 18A 2 SEL>> 1 V(DB1:2,DB1:1) 2 I(DB1) 100V 200V -10V 1 >> 0A 8A 16A 2 V(VOUT) 0V 200V 400V 600V Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Start Up All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 40 V(VOUT) at start up Total simulation time = 1056.11 seconds D2 VKA, Peak ≈ 400V and IF, Peak ≈ 16A at start up Q1 VDS, Peak ≈ 400V and ID, Peak ≈ 10A at start up DB1-4 IF, Peak ≈ 10A at start up
  • 41. Simulation with Models from the SpicePark (1/4) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 41 Load 0.5A R12 39k Q2 2SK2611 C9 0.1uF Vin FREQ = {f req*tscale} VAMPL = {Vin*1.414} AC_IN1 R4 100 PARAMETERS: f req = 50 Vin = 100 C6 3300p AC_IN2 C1 1u 0 0 R9 3MEG R10 22k C5 {10n/tscale} C8 47.1uF IC = 17.9 D5 DZ18V R11 360k R6 68k R8 100k MULT Rtf C3 {0.47u/tscale} IC = 3.74 L1 {L} 1 2 PARAMETERS: L = 230u N = {1/9.6} N=N2/N1, L2=(N^2)*L1 VCC V1 R7 0.11 POUT V2 U1 TB6819AFG FB_IN COMP MULT IS ZCD GND POUT VCC FB_IN IS ZCD C7 8p R3 10k C4 {1u/tscale} VOUT R2 1.5MEG R1 9.53k COMP L2 {N*N*L} 1 2 K K1 COUPLING = 1 K_Linear L1 = L1 L2 = L2 C2 RJJ-35V221MG5-T20 D2 SCS110AG DB1 Diode D3 Diode D4 PARAMETERS: tscale = 10 DB2 DB3 Diode DB4 R5 10 Capacitor model MOSFET professional model Schottky diode model Replace some default model with models from SpicePark
  • 42. Time 484us 488us 492us 496us 500us 504us 508us 512us 516us 520us 524us V(V2) 0V 40V -I(L1) 0A 5A 10A V(V1) 0V 250V 500V V(Q2:g) 10V 20V SEL>> Time 0s 0.2ms 0.4ms 0.6ms 0.8ms 1.0ms 1.2ms 1.4ms 1.6ms 1.8ms 2.0ms V(VOUT) 392V 400V Simulation with Models from the SpicePark (2/4) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 42 V(VOUT) with high frequency ripple which is caused by ESR and ESL of the capacitor model. Gate charge characteristics is include in the MOSFET Professional model. V(V1) I (L1) V(V2)
  • 43. Time 480us 485us 490us 495us 500us 505us 510us 515us 476us V(V2) 40V -20V SEL>> -I(L1) 0A 5A 10A V(V1) 0V 250V 500V V(Q1:g) 0V 10V 20V Time 0s 0.5ms 1.0ms 1.5ms 2.0ms V(VOUT) 392V 400V Simulation with Models from the SpicePark (3/4) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 43 The Simulation Waveform with the defaults models V(V1) I (L1) V(V2) V(VOUT) without high frequency ripple which is caused by ESR and ESL of the capacitor model. Gate charge characteristics is not include in the default model.
  • 44. Simulation with Models from the SpicePark (1/4) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 44 SpicePark of MOSFET model Select the device which is capable of handling the simulated peak values.
  • 45. Excel Calculation Sheet (1/2) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 45 Design Specification VAC, in,min 85 V VAC, in,max 265 V fin 50 Hz VO 400 V PO 200 W fs 50 kHz  (assumed) 90 % (1) Output Voltage & Feedback Circuit R2 1.5 MW ; Input R2 value, the R1 for the VO specification is auto-calculated R1 9.47 kW R1 (actual) 9.53 kW (2) Output Capacitor VOVP-2, MIN. 2.63 V ; VOVP-2, MIN. and Verr, MIN. are TB6819AFG electrical characteristics Verr, MIN. 2.46 V C2 ³ 41 mF (3) L1 Inductance L1 227 mH L1(actual) 230 mH
  • 46. Excel Calculation Sheet (2/2) All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 46 (4) Input Capacitor C1 ³ 0.35 F C1(actual) 1 F (5) Auxiliary Winding L2 N1/N2 < 14 N1/N2(actual) 9.6 (6) Multiplier Input Circuit (MULT) R9 3 MW ; Input R9 and R10 values, then check the BOP and the Linear MULT values R10 22 kW Codition: BOP 0.875 > 0.75 Linear MULT 2.728 < 3 (7) Current Detection Circuit (IS) Iq1(max.) 5.23 A Visp 0.57 V R7 0.11  (8) Zero Current Detection Circuit (ZCD) FET=ON, R8 > 13.0 k FET=OFF, R8 > 13.9 k R8 (actual) 68 k ; limiting the current to 1/5 of the rated current. Remark Input your design specification and your selected parameters. The numbers in the green font are auto- calculated numbers. The numbers in the blue font are the design actual selected (used) number.
  • 47. Simulation Index All Rights Reserved Copyright (C) Bee Technologies Corporation 2012 47 Simulations Folder name 1. Application Circuit....................................................................... 2. Application Circuit with Time Scaling (tscale =10)......................... 3. Simulation of Step (1) and (2)..................................................... 4. Simulation of Step (3) and (4)..................................................... 5. Simulation of Step (5)................................................................. 6. Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, min................................................... 7. Simulation of Step (6) at Vin, max.................................................. 8. Simulation of Step (7)................................................................. 9. Simulation of Step (8)................................................................. 10. Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Steady State................... 11. Switching Devices VPEAK and IPEAK at Start Up........................... APPCKT APPCKT_tscale STEP1-2 STEP3-4 STEP5 STEP6_INMIN STEP6_INMAX STEP7 STEP8 IVPEAK-SS IVPEAK-SU Libraries : 1. ..parttb6819afgtb6819afg.lib 2. ..partparts.lib