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LTC3129EMSE Datasheet(HTML) 12 Page - Linear Technology |
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12 / 30 page ![]() LTC3129 12 3129fc For more information www.linear.com/LTC3129 inductor current is approximately 275mA (typical). In Buck mode, the output current is approximately equal to the inductor current IL. IOUT(BUCK) ≈ IL • 0.89 The 90ns SW1/SW2 forced low time on each switching cycle briefly disconnects the inductor from VOUT and VIN resulting in about 11% less output current in either buck or boost mode for a given inductor current. In boost mode, the output current is related to average inductor current and duty cycle by: IOUT(BOOST) ≈ IL • (1 – D) • Efficiency, where D is the converter duty cycle. Since the output current in boost mode is reduced by the duty cycle (D), the output current rating in buck mode is always greater than in boost mode. Also, because boost mode operation requires a higher inductor current for a givenoutputcurrentcomparedtobuckmode,theefficiency in boost mode will be lower due to higher IL² • RDS(ON) losses in the power switches. This will further reduce the outputcurrentcapabilityinboostmode.Ineitheroperating mode, however, the inductor peak-to-peak ripple current does not play a major role in determining the output cur- rent capability, unlike peak current mode control. With peak current mode control, the maximum output current capability is reduced by the magnitude of inductor ripplecurrentbecausethepeakinductorcurrentlevelisthe control variable, but the average inductor current is what determines the output current. The LTC3129 measures and controls average inductor current, and therefore, the inductor ripple current magnitude has little effect on the maximum current capability in contrast to an equivalent peak current mode converter. Under most conditions in buck mode, the LTC3129 is capable of providing a mini- mum of 200mA to the load. In boost mode, as described previously, the output current capability is related to the boost ratio or duty cycle (D). For example, for a 3.6V VIN to 5V output application, the LTC3129 can provide up to 150mA to the load. Refer to the Typical Performance characteristics section for more detail on output current capability. operaTion Overload Current Limit and IZERO Comparator The internal current sense waveform is also used by the peakoverloadcurrent(IPEAK)andzerocurrent(IZERO)com- parators. The IPEAK current comparator monitors Isense and turns off switch A if the inductor current level exceeds its maximum internal threshold, which is approximately 500mA. An inductor current level of this magnitude will occur during a fault, such as an output short-circuit, or during large load or input voltage transients. TheLTC3129featuresneardiscontinuousinductorcurrent operation at light output loads by virtue of the IZERO com- parator circuit. By limiting the reverse current magnitude in PWM mode, a balance between low noise operation and improved efficiency at light loads is achieved. The IZERO comparator threshold is set near the zero current level in PWMmode,andasaresult,thereversecurrentmagnitude will be a function of inductance value and output voltage due to the comparator's propagation delay. In general, higher output voltages and lower inductor values will result in increased reverse current magnitude. In automatic Burst Mode operation (PWM pin low), the IZERO comparator threshold is increased so that reverse inductor current does not normally occur. This maximizes efficiency at very light loads. Burst Mode OPERATION When the PWM pin is held low, the LTC3129 is config- ured for automatic Burst Mode operation. As a result, the buck-boost DC/DC converter will operate with normal continuous PWM switching above a predetermined mini- mumoutputloadandwillautomaticallytransitiontopower saving Burst Mode operation below this output load level. Note that if the PWM pin is low, reverse inductor current is not allowed at any load. Refer to the Typical Performance Characteristics section to determine the Burst Mode transition threshold for various combinations of VIN and VOUT. If PWM is low, at light output loads, the LTC3129 will go into a standby or sleep state when the output volt- age achieves its nominal regulation level. The sleep state halts PWM switching and powers down all non-essential |
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