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LTC3335 Datasheet(PDF) 2 Page - Linear Technology

Part # LTC3335
Description  Nanopower Buck-Boost DC/DC with Integrated Coulomb Counter
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Manufacturer  LINER [Linear Technology]
Direct Link  http://www.linear.com
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DEMO MANUAL DC2343A
operating principle
The demo board is pictured in Figure 2a and Figure 2b,
with schematics shown in Figure 18 and Figure 19. The
provided USB cable connects the demo board to the PC.
With Linear Technology’s QuikEval™ program running in
the background of the PC, a five windowed GUI, pictured
in Figure 6 will pop up.
The GUI sends high level commands to the onboard
microcontroller via the USB interface. The GUI receives
the raw LTC3335 register values and converts them into
application values, which are easily understood by the
user. The GUI also writes to the internal registers to set the
accumulator value and the accumulator alarm threshold.
The board is shipped with a peak buck-boost inductor
current of 100mA and an output voltage setting of 3.3V.
The board is configurable via jumpers to set the output
voltage between 1.8V and 5V. Using a soldering iron to
change the location of some 0Ω resistors and a different
value inductor for the buck-boost converter, the board
can be modified to accommodate 5mA to 250mA peak
inductor current settings. This flexibility is very helpful
when working with higher-impedance batteries such as
the Tadiran primary lithium-thionyl chloride (Li-SOCl2)
long life batteries.
The demo board can be controlled by the GUI or by
an external processor. When the jumper assembly on
JP5 is in the B-C location the internal processor is con-
nected to the LTC3335 device and the GUI is able to
monitor the status of the registers. The B-C location is
the default for the DC2343A, as the PIC16 may consume
current if left connected to the LTC3335 without the
USB cable attached. When the jumper assembly on JP5
is moved to the A-B location, the onboard processor is
disconnectedfromtheLTC3335.Wheninthislocationrow
C pins can be used to control and monitor the LTC3335
via an external processor.
The measurement of the VBAT and the VOUT voltages is
done with a sampled ADC reading to minimize power
dissipation and maintain the available accuracy from the
processor ADC. Refer to page two of the schematic and
the VBAT voltage measurement components for the fol-
lowing discussion. Resistor R18 and capacitor C11 form
a 1.6kHz low-pass filter to remove the high frequency
switching noise from the VBAT measurement. M1 is a
combination of a PFET and NFET configured with the
PFET as a pass device and the NFET along with resistor
R24 performing the function of a level translator to turn
on and off the PFET with the GN1 signal. This allows the
use of relatively low valued resistors (R25 and R26) as
the divider resistors into the ADC. The divider resistors
are needed to keep the input signal within the input range
of the ADC (0V to 4.096V). For the processor used on the
board the, input resistance to the ADC is recommended
to be less than or equal to 10kΩ. Both voltage sampling
circuits (VBAT and VOUT) are controlled by the same signal.
At a 3 second sampling rate, the PFETs are turned on for
120µs to perform the ADC conversions. Performing both
conversionswithin120µsevery3secondscanaddasmuch
as 35nA to the input current under worst-case conditions
when the battery is at 1.8V and the output voltage is set
to 5V. Under normal operation where the battery is 3.6V
and the output voltage is 3.3V, the voltage sampling adds
approximately 15nA to the input current.
For a more details about the operation of the LTC3335 IC
please, refer to the LTC3335 data sheet.
Connecting a DC9003A-B Dust Mote
WhenconnectingaDC9003A-BDustmotetotheDC2343A
demo board, two resistors in the Dust mote must be
changedforthemotetoswitchoverfromthebatterypower
to the output of the LTC3335, when PGOOD goes high.
Change resistor R3 to 750kΩ and change R4 to 5.1MΩ,
on the Dust mote demo board. In addition, connect J3
Pin 3 to E6 (GND).



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