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To reduce input ripple coming into the UCC28881D, we created another revision (called Rev 1.1) which uses a full-bridge rectifier and increased the input capacitors to 47uF each. On this revision, we have been blowing fuse F9 (2410SFV1.25FM/125-2) on multiple boards.

Can you change the fuse to slow blow type? It looks after you increase the input capacitance and change to the full bridge rectifier, the power inrush current is much higher comparing your Rev 1.1 to your Rev 0.5.

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Usually the input fuse should be slow blow type as the very fast acting does not seem help make protection to semiconductor devices. So slow blow fuse is actually to break the overload if it lasts too long.

We will definitely change the fuse, but I would also like to reduce that peak current if I can (down to 2.2A instead of 7.2A). You suggested a 10uF cap instead of 47uf. If we do so, we'll run into the issue I described above when the input is 30vAC RMS (according to simulation).

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Link is able to fuse Green Kinstones at various points in the game with Tina. As it is a Green Kinstone fusion, it is not set to a specific treasure chest, but instead, one of the many possible treasure chests. There is one random Red Kinstone within the game that opens up a location in the Hyrule Castle Garden leading to a Piece of Heart, as well as a random Blue Kinstone that opens up a tree in North Hyrule Field leading to a Fairy Fountain. Tina is one of the many characters in which Link can make these Kinstone fusions with.

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