Forgot to track ramp signal in PFC circuit

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Hi,
Just designed and layed out a 2Kw PFC’d PSU.
PFC controller is UCC28070A.
I have forgotten to track in the ramp signal back to the PFC controller PCB. I added the ramp producing circuit to the PFC gate drive PCB, but forgot to track the ramp back to the controller.
(The Current sense transformer burden resistors are [now] on the PFC controller PCB)
Do you think it’ll be OK to twisted pair wire the ramp signal (with ground obviously) back to the controller…or would you say too much noise would result?

(I do have an RC filter just before the CS pin of UCC28070A)
UCC28070A.
https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/ucc28070a.pdf?ts=1657631997285&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F

(The ramp is needed to reduce mains input current distortion. It is only needed near the mains zero crossings, and during light load)

 

[Papabravo]

If it was me, I'd take the hit and redo the board. Unless you want to handle some number of service calls where you or some poor technician has to get on a plane at 3AM to fly to Timbuktu for a service call. This is not even a close call. Next time hire an eager intern to double check your work and promise her a hefty bonus for every mistake she finds. I damn well guarantee she will make it her personal mission to support herself on the bonuses alone, never mind the salary.