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13 / 36 page ![]() LT8584 13 8584fb For more information www.linear.com/LT8584 operaTion SWITCH PROTECTION Several protection features are included to reduce the likelihood of permanent damage to the internal power NPNswitch:theshort-circuitdetector,thehigh-impedance detector, the switch overvoltage protection (OVP), and internal undervoltage lockout (UVLO). These also alert the user when the integrity of the discharge converter has been compromised because of a fault. Switching is disabled during fault conditions. Short-Circuit Detector The short-circuit detector detects when the power NPN switch turns off prematurely due to a short in the primary- side winding. If the current comparator trips before the 850ns short detection timeout, the switch error latch will trip. The OUT pin is driven to VVIN – 1.2V, VSW,ERR, during a switch error. The part must be reset to clear the switch error fault. High-Impedance Detector Thehigh-impedancedetectormonitorshowlongthepower NPN switch has been on. If the switch remains on longer than 50µs, the switch maximum on-time, the switch error latchissetandtheOUTpinisdriventoVVIN–1.2V,VSW,ERR. The part must be reset to clear the switch error fault. Overvoltage Protection (OVP) The OVP circuitry dynamically clamps the NPN collector’s SW pins to 50V. This protects the internal power switch from entering breakdown and causing permanent dam- age. The clamp is also used as a primary-side snubber to absorb the leakage inductance energy. The 200ns switch clamp blanking time determines if the clamp is absorbing a leakage spike or if the switch is turning off while the secondary of the transformer is open. If the switch clamp is on longer than approximately 200ns, the switch error latch is set. The part must be reset to clear the switch error fault. Internal Undervoltage Lockout (UVLO) LT8584protectsitselfduringaUVLOconditionbydisabling switching. The OUT pin is driven to VVIN – 1.4V, VFAULT, during a UVLO condition. A UVLO fault is non-latching and dominates over a switch fault (Serial Mode requires VIN to remain above 2V for a UVLO fault to be non-latching). Once the UVLO condition is cleared, the OUT pin reverts to normal operation and switching resumes. If the switch fault latch was tripped prior to the UVLO event, the OUT pin will indicate a switch fault, VSW,ERR, only after the UVLO condition is cleared and switching would remain disabled. Figure 2. Simple Mode Configurations LT8584 LOCAL IC GND LOCAL IC GND LOCAL IC GND LOCAL IC GND STACK+ STACK– VSNS VCELL GND RTMR SW DIN VIN MODE DCHRG OUT • • ACTIVE LOW 8584 F02 ON OFF LT8584 STACK+ STACK– VSNS VCELL GND RTMR SW DIN VIN MODE DCHRG OUT • • ACTIVE HIGH ON OFF |
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