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Saeid Jabbari
01-14-2014 06:05 AM

OVP and Noisy Output Voltage problem with Single Stage LED Driver

Hi for all and excuse me for my English.
I have a big problem with output regulation! I want to have 34 volt at no load but the voltage go to 70 volt!!! I read some of ST application notes about L656x and i know for obtain good PF , crossover frequency must be less than 25Hz, so i design compensation network with TSM101AC and after simulation transfer functions in MATLAB, i get ( Fc=11.6Hz , PM=52.6 ) for C.V and ( Fc=25.6Hz , PM=51.8 ) for C.C. My LED driver at full load work good and voltage decrease to 31 volt but output voltage ripple has very noisy!!!
Below link included schematic, bode plot and picture of my driver, please help me to solve to the problems.

http://www.4shared.com/rar/dpDklnTsce/Feedback_Info.html
01-14-2014 08:18 AM
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Randy van Hoff
01-14-2014 08:18 AM
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01-14-2014 10:52 AM
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Saeid Jabbari
01-14-2014 10:52 AM
Please check this link:

http://fs2.filegir.com/saeidjabbari/Feedback_Info.rar
01-14-2014 01:04 PM
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ashish kumar sarawgi
01-14-2014 01:04 PM
Hello Saeid ,

i have a solution for the no load voltage problem .

i guess you must use a opto coupler for feed back. use a zener from (+) of driver output to feedback path of opto .
if u need no load voltage 45 v than use 47v zener . this connection not requair opamp for voltage regulation .
01-14-2014 03:31 PM
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Saeid Jabbari
01-14-2014 03:31 PM
Thanks to reply Ashish
Do you download attachment files on upper link?!!!
I use isolated topology. For control output variations, i use TSM101A ant LTV817B.
I guess this problem is for dynamic OVP of L6562N! I think can't design suitable circuit for dynamic OVP!
01-14-2014 06:14 PM
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ashish kumar sarawgi
01-14-2014 06:14 PM
i also design a circuit on L6564 , i faced same problem that you did.

try zener may be this can solve ovp problem .
01-14-2014 08:23 PM
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Steve Boegle
01-14-2014 08:23 PM
Check that you are not experiencing peak detection of noise on the output.
With no real load, you may be charging the output caps to the peak value of any
noise or ringing present on your output. The control circuit can not bring this voltage any lower . Does the output regulate well when loaded ?
Does your output drop slowly when you attach your voltmeter to measure it ? If so, try a small "preload" in the form of a non-inductive resistor. You must keep the noise to a minimum if you expect the no load regulation to be within limits.
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