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LT8710 Datasheet(PDF) 19 Page - Linear Technology

Part # LT8710
Description  Synchronous SEPIC/ Inverting/Boost Controller with Output Current Control
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Manufacturer  LINER [Linear Technology]
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LT8710
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For more information www.linear.com/LT8710
8710 F08
GND
VIN
VIN
RIN1
RIN2
(OPTIONAL)
EN/FBIN
1.7V
1.3V
–
+
1.607V
VC
51.5k
17.6µA
AT 1.607V
EA4
CHIP ENABLE
EN/FBN
LOGIC
ACTIVE MODE
SETTING THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE REGULATION
TheLT8710outputvoltageissetbyconnectinganexternal
resistor (RFBX) from the converter’s output, VOUT, to the
FBX pin. The equations below determines RFBX:
RFBX =
VOUT –1.213V
83.7µA
; Boost or SEPIC Converter
RFBX =
| VOUT |–9.6mV
83.1µA
; InvertingConverter
See the Electrical Characteristics for tolerances on the FBX
regulation voltage and current.
SETTING THE INPUT VOLTAGE REGULATION OR
UNDERVOLTAGE LOCKOUT
By connecting a resistor divider between VIN, EN/FBIN,
and GND, the EN/FBIN pin provides a mean to regulate
the input voltage or to create an undervoltage lockout
function. Referring to error amplifier EA4 in the block
diagram, when EN/FBIN is lower than the 1.607V refer-
ence, VC is pulled low. For example, if VIN is provided by
a relatively high impedance source (e.g. a solar panel) and
the current draw pulls VIN below a preset limit, VC will be
reduced,thusreducingcurrentdrawfromtheinputsupply
and limiting the input voltage drop. Note that using this
function in forced continuous mode (MODE pin low) can
result in current being drawn from the output and forced
into the input. If this behavior is not desired then set the
MODE pin high to prevent reverse current flow.
To set the minimum or regulated input voltage use:
VIN(MIN–REG) = 1.607V • 1+
RIN1
RIN2
+17.6µA •RIN1
RIN1=
VIN(MIN–REG)–1.607V
1.607V
RIN2

+17.6µA
where RIN1 and RIN2 are shown in Figure 8. For increased
accuracy, set RIN2 ≤ 10k. The resistor RIN2 is optional, but
it is recommended to be used to increase the accuracy of
the input voltage regulation by making the RIN1 current
much higher than the EN/FBIN pin current.
applicaTions inForMaTion
Figure 8. Configurable UVLO
Thissametechniquecanbeusedtocreateanundervoltage
lockout if the LT8710 is NOT in forced continuous mode.
When in discontinuous mode, forcing VC low will stop all
switching activity. Note that this does not reset the soft
start function, therefore resumption of switching activity
will not be accompanied by a soft-start.
Note that for very low input impedance supplies, a capaci-
tor from EN/FBIN to ground may be needed to prevent
oscillations from the input voltage regulation control loop.
At start-up, the minimum voltage on EN/FBIN must exceed
1.7V (typical) to begin a soft-start cycle. Afterwards, the
EN/FBIN voltage can drop below 1.7V and the input can
be regulated such that the EN/FBIN voltage is at ~1.607V.
So the equation below gives the start-up VIN for a desired
input regulation voltage:
VIN(START-UP)=
1.7V
1.607V
• VIN(MIN–REG)+0.78µA •RIN1
OUTPUT CURRENT MONITORING AND LIMITING
(RSENSE2 AND ISP-ISN AND IMON PINS)
The LT8710 has an output current monitor circuit that
can be used to monitor and/or limit the output current.
The current monitor circuit works as shown in Figure 9.
If it is not desirable to monitor and limit the output cur-
rent, simply connect the IMON pin to ground. Note that
the current sense resistor connected to the ISP and ISN
pins must still be used, and the value should follow the
guidelines in the next couple sections.



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