Page 2
AN103 – USER GUIDE FOR THE HR1200 I C KIT AND GUI ABSTRACT This user guide contains guidelines to configure the electrical parameters and program the HR1200. This guide also provides step-by-step instructions on how to use the GUI and I C Kit.
AN103 – USER GUIDE FOR THE HR1200 I C KIT AND GUI 1. INTRODUCTION The HR1200 integrates a digital PFC controller and an analog LLC controller into a single chip. Under different input and output conditions, the digital PFC enables customers to optimize PFC performance through programming.
Kit connected to the board, as the current consumption of the IC will be influenced. 4. USB ISOLATOR Since the HR1200 is a primary-side controller, its reference ground is coupled to the AC line (point A). Through the Kit, point A is connected to the USB reference ground of the computer (point B, the negative side of 5V DC voltage).
Step 2: Connect the Kit with the EVB after the Kit is recognized by the computer (see Figure 6). Figure 6: Kit Recognized by Computer Step 3: Load the GUI folder and double click “HR1200” to start up the GUI (see Figure 7). Then the interface shown in Figure 8 appears.
Page 9
Figure 9: Main Interface in Offline Mode Step 5: Configure the parameters of the digital PFC part of the HR1200 by selecting various menu items on the GUI interface (see the below list). Personal design parameters can also be imported.
Page 14
Figure 17). Figure 17: Connect Panel Press “Program” to program all panel parameters to the EEPROM of the HR1200. When programming is finished, the EEPROM data are read out and compared with the original written values to perform a self-check. If something is wrong, a corresponding prompt box displays. If there are no errors, following prompt box is displayed: “Program successfully.”...
Figure 18: Main Interface in Online Mode Step 6: Configure the parameters of the digital PFC part of the HR1200 through the GUI. In addition to the panels introduced in Section 6, there is a special panel in online mode.
Page 16
C KIT AND GUI H. Monitor Panel This panel provides the function of monitoring the status of the HR1200. The input/output of the PFC stage can be checked to determine the fault state (see Figure 19). Figure 19: Monitor Panel Step 7: If the parameters in “Circuit”, “Design”, or “Protection”...
NOTICE: The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Users should warrant and guarantee that third party Intellectual Property rights are not infringed upon when integrating MPS products into any application. MPS will not assume any legal responsibility for any said applications.
Need help?
Do you have a question about the HR1200 and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers