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номер детали SC471AEVB
подробное описание детали  Synchronous Buck Controller with Multi-Level VOUT Transition Support
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POWER MANAGEMENT
When G0 or G1 changes state, PGD is immediately
latched into its present state for 32 clock cycles while
VOUT and FB change to the new level, after which the
latch is disabled.
Output Over-Voltage Protection
In steady state operation, when FB exceeds 20% of
nominal (900mV), DL latches high and the low-side
MOSFET is turned on. DL stays high and the SMPS stays
off until the EN/PSV input is toggled or VCC is recycled.
There is a 5μs delay built into the OVP detector to prevent
false transitions. PGD is also held low after an OVP.
During G0/G1 transitions, the OVP threshold is temporarily
increased to 50% above nominal (1.125V), for 32 clock
cycles. This is for cases where the output voltage is
slewing from a higher to a lower voltage: the change in
G0/G1 affects the D0/D1 pins immediately, which in turn
affects the FB voltage immediately. The increase in OVP
from 20% to 50% is to prevent nuisance OVP tripping
caused by the immediate change at FB. It also protects
against the case of output overshoot for a lower to higher
VOUT transition.
Note: since the temporary OVP point is 50%, it is not possible
to change the output voltage down by more than 50% in one
step. To transition the output voltage more than 50% requires
at least two sequential step transitions to prevent OVP, or the
use of the RC smoothing circuit.
Output Under-Voltage Protection
When FB falls 30% below nominal (525mV) for eight
consecutive clock cycles, the output is shut off; the DL/
DH drives are pulled low to tristate the MOSFETS, and the
SMPS stays off until the Enable input is toggled or VCC is
recycled.
POR and UVLO
Under-voltage lockout circuitry (UVLO) inhibits switching
and tristates the DH/DL drivers until VCC rises above
4.4V. An internal power-on reset (POR) occurs when VCC
exceeds 4.4V, which resets the fault latch and the soft-
start counter, to prepare the PWM for switching. At this
time the SC471/A will come out of UVLO and begin the
soft-start cycle.
Soft-Start
The soft-start is accomplished by ramping the FB
comparator’s internal reference from zero to 0.75V in
30mV increments. Each 30mV step typically lasts for
eight clock cycles.
During the soft-start period, the Zero Cross Detector is
active to monitor the voltage across the lower MOSFET
while DL is high. If the inductor current reaches zero, the
FB comparator’s internal ramp reference is immediately
overridden to match the voltage at the FB pin. This soon
causes the FB comparator to trip which forces DL to turn
off and the next DH on-time will begin. This prevents the
inductor current from going too negative which would
cause droop in the VOUT startup waveform. The next
30mV step on the internal reference ramp occurs from the
new point at the FB pin. Since any of the internal 30mV
steps can be overridden by the FB waveform, the startup
time is therefore dependent upon operating conditions.
This override feature will stop when the FB pin reaches
approximately 600mV.
At start-up, during the first 32 switching cycles, the over-
current threshold is reduced by 50%, to reduce overshoot
caused by the first set of switching pulses.
MOSFET Gate Drivers
The DH and DL drivers are optimized for moderate, high-
side, and larger low-side power MOSFETs. An adaptive
dead-time circuit monitors the DL output and prevents the
high-side MOSFET from turning on until DL is fully off, and
conversely, monitors the DH output and prevents the low-
side MOSFET from turning on until DH is fully off.
Note: be sure there is low resistance and low inductance
between the DH and DL outputs to the gate of each MOSFET.
Design Procedure
Prior to designing a switch mode supply, the input voltage,
load current, switching frequency and inductor ripple
current must be specified.
For notebook systems the maximum input voltage (VIN
MAX)
is determined by the highest AC adaptor voltage, and
the minimum input voltage (VIN
MIN) is determined by the
lowest battery voltage after accounting for voltage drops
due to connectors, fuses and battery selector switches.
Applications Information (continued)



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