Analog Devices LTC6992 PWM Generator Application Note

This article describes a method of solving isolated control problems by shifting the control frequency up with the TimerBlox PWM Generator.


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Brand
Linear Technology
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
2.3 MB
Published
05 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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8B36D75BCA28E2F2CABF8821B1936868

About this manual

The text presents a strategy to solve isolated control problems by converting low-frequency PWM signals (e.g., 1kHz) from embedded controllers into higher frequencies (e.g., 250kHz). This allows the signals to be properly coupled across small signal isolation transformers, which cannot handle low frequencies effectively. The LTC6992-2 is used as a voltage-controlled PWM generator in this circuit.

What's inside

  • Up-Shifting Control Frequency
  • Isolated Control Problems
  • TimerBlox PWM Generator
  • Duty Cycle Accuracy
  • Anticipator Amplifier

Frequently asked questions

What frequency does the LTC6992-2 convert a 1kHz PWM signal to?

The circuit converts a 1kHz PWM signal to a 250kHz signal.

What is the range of duty cycle control for the LTC6992-2?

The device varies the output clock duty cycle from 5% to 95%.

How much does the anticipator amplifier circuit speed up the response time?

The optional circuit speeds up the response time by a factor of 10.

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