LX1669

PRODUCT DA T ABOOK 1996/1997

Copyright © 1999

Rev. 1.0

4/99

6

1

TDRV

Gate drive to the top FET.

2V

CC12

+12V supply for the gate drivers. If 12V is not available in the application, a bootstrap circuit is required

to create the biasing voltage for the FET gate drivers.

3V

CC5

+5V supply for internal biasing and power to the IC.

4

PWRGD

Open collector output, pulled down when the core voltage is not within ±10% of the DAC output.

5

OVP

Over-voltage protection: this pin is pulled to above 3V when the switcher output is above 17% of its set

voltage. This pin is capable of sourcing 40mA current, and can be used to drive an SCR crowbar or as a

signal to turn off the main power supply.

6

VID0

Input pins to the DAC. The output of the DAC sets the nominal voltage of the PWM output (see Table 1).

7

VID1

These inputs are TTL-compatible.

8

VID2

9

VID3

10

VID4

11

V

CORE

Output (CPU core) voltage, connected to the output of the regulator (after the sense resistor). This pin is

also connected to the power good and the over current comparators in the IC.

12

V

FB

Dual function pin for feedback and current sensing. The peak voltage of this is set 40mV above the

nominal set-point (VID) voltage. When the voltage difference between this pin and V

60mV, the over current comparator will be tripped. The over current tripping level can be set as

I = 60mV/R

13

SS/ENABLE

Soft-startup and hiccup capacitor pin. During startup, the voltage of this pin controls the core voltage. An

internal 20k

Ω resistor and the external capacitor set the time constant for the soft-startup. Soft-start does

not begin until the supply voltage exceeds the UVLO threshold. When over-current occurs, this capacitor is

used for timing the hiccup. See Application Information for more detail. The PWM output can be disabled

by pulling the SS/ENABLE pin below 0.5V.

14

AGND

Analog ground.

15

BDRV

Bottom FET drive.

16

PGND

Power ground. Ground return for FET drivers.

Pin

Pin

Number

Designator

Description

FUNCTIONAL PIN DESCRIPTION