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DS21702A-page 19

TC1307

5.6.2

OVER TEMPERATURE PROTECTION

If the internal power dissipation within the TC1307 is

excessive due to a faulted load or higher than specified

line voltage, an internal temperature sensing element

will prevent the junction temperature from exceeding

approximately 150°C. If the junction temperature does

exceed approximately 150°C, all LDO outputs will be

disabled until the junction temperature cools to approx-

imately 140°C, at which point the device will resume

normal operation. The RESET output will continue to

operate normally in the event of a thermal shutdown.

5.7

Recommended Physical Layout

Figure 5-2 represents a typical layout using the

TC1307 16-pin QSOP package. C1, C2, C3 and C4 are

1 µF X5R 0603 ceramic output capacitors and CIN is a

2.2 µF X5R 0805 ceramic capacitor. No other compo-

nents are required for this quad output LDO with micro-

controller reset function. Utilizing the highly integrated

TC1307, the total board area required is less than

0.300 square inches.

For CMOS LDOs, the GND or quiescent current is

small when compared to the maximum output current

capability. The GND pins connected to the TC1307 do

not carry high current and it is not necessary for them

to be wide. It is more important for the GND pins to be

connected to a quiet circuit ground. Noise on the GND

pins may result in noise at the output of the LDO. In

Figure 5-2, a ground plane is used to connect the

TC1307 Pins to the GND plane that has the V

OUT

capacitor return tied to it. For applications that have rip-

ple voltage on the input, the C

IN capacitor return can be

separated from the ground plane by running a trace

from the capacitor to the ground plane. This impedance

will help to reduce the noise on the output of the LDO.

The output voltage regulation uses the GND pins of the

TC1307 as the return path for the internal bandgap ref-

erence. Any voltage drops between the load and the

respective V

OUT pin and GND pin will show up as regu-

lation losses. It is important to size the V

OUT and GND

conductors for minimum voltage drops. The maximum

application load current will determine how large these

traces should be. As shown in Figure 5-2, a ground

plane can be used minimize the trace resistance from

the load to the TC1307 GND pin.

FIGURE 5-2:

TC1307 Typical Layout.

SHDN1

SHDN3

SHDN2

SHDN4

RESET

VOUT1

VOUT2

VOUT3

VOUT4

CIN

C1 C2

C4 C3

Pin 1

= GND Plane

= Top Metal Layer

Backplane Traces

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