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LTC3894 Datasheet(PDF) 13 Page - Linear Technology

Part # LTC3894
Description  150V Low IQ Step-Down DC/DC Controller with 100% Duty Cycle Capability
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Manufacturer  LINER [Linear Technology]
Direct Link  http://www.linear.com
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LTC3894
13
Rev 0
For more information www.analog.com
The LTC3894 is a current mode, constant frequency
nonsynchronous step-down DC/DC controller with a
P-channel power MOSFET acting as the main switch
and a Schottky power diode acting as the commutat-
ing (catch) diode. The input range extends from 4.5V to
150V. The output range can be programmed from 0.8V
to 60V. The LTC3894 can transition from regulation to
100% duty cycle when the input voltage drops below the
programmed output voltage. Additionally, the LTC3894
offers Burst Mode operation with a very low quiescent
current, delivering outstanding efficiency in light load
operation not typically found in a controller. The LTC3894
is a low pin-count, robust and easy to use solution in
applications which require high efficiency and operate
with widely varying high voltage inputs.
OPERATION
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
10% or more below the 0.8V internal voltage reference.
The PGOOD pin is also pulled low during an overtempera-
ture, RUN pin shutdown, VIN overvoltage or VIN under-
voltage lockout event. When the VFB pin voltage is less
than 0.88V (0.8V + 10%) and PGUV is above 0.72V (0.8V
– 10%), the internal N-channel MOSFET is turned off and
the PGOOD pin is allowed to be pulled up by an external
resistor to VOUT or another source no greater than 60V.
The PGOOD open-drain output has a 100μs delay before
it can transition states.
When the VFB voltage is higher than 0.88V (0.8V + 10%)
nominal, this is considered an overvoltage condition and
the external P-MOSFET is immediately turned off and
remains turned off until VFB falls below 0.88V with built-
in hysteresis of 20mV.
Current Limit Foldback
In the event of an output short-circuit or overcurrent con-
dition that causes the output voltage to fall to less than
72% of its nominal regulated level and the PGUV pin volt-
age is less than 0.72V, current limit foldback is activated,
progressively lowering the peak current limit in propor-
tion to the drop of VOUT until reaching a minimum cur-
rent limit of about 36% of full current limit. Current limit
foldback reduces the power dissipation in the Schottky
diode and assures robust operation during a continu-
ous short-circuit fault. Current limit foldback is disabled
during soft-start (as long as the VFB voltage is keeping
up with the TRACK/SS voltage). Note that the LTC3894
continuously monitors the inductor current and prevents
current runaway under all conditions.
LTC3894 has an internal overtemperature protection cir-
cuit that shuts off the controller and the external P-channel
MOSFET when internal die temperature exceeds 180°C.
The circuit also discharges the TRACK/SS pin to GND to
ensure a smooth restart.
Input Supply Overvoltage Lockout (OVLO Pin)
The LTC3894 implements a protection feature that inhibits
switching when the input voltage rises above a program-
mable operating range. By using a resistor divider from
the input supply to ground, the OVLO pin serves as a
precise input supply voltage monitor. Switching is dis-
abled when the OVLO pin rises above 0.8V, which can be
configured to limit switching to a specific range of input
supply voltage. An input supply overvoltage event triggers
a TRACK/SS reset, which results in a graceful recovery
from an input supply transient.
The typical application on the front page is a basic
LTC3894 application circuit where the inductor current
is sensed using a low value sense resistor, RSENSE, placed
between the power inductor and VOUT. Once the required
output voltage and operating frequency have been deter-
mined, external component selection is driven by load
requirements, and begins with the selection of inductor
and RSENSE. Next, the power MOSFET and catch diode are
selected. Finally, input and output capacitors are selected.
Output Voltage Programming
The output voltage is programmed by connecting a feed-
back resistor divider from the output to the VFB pin as
shown in Figure 1. The output voltage in steady state



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