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22 / 44 page ![]() LT8710 22 8710f For more information www.linear.com/LT8710 where: RNTC(25) = Resistance of the NTC resistor at 25°C b = Material-specific constant of NTC resistor. Specified at two temperatures such as b25/85. If more than two bs are specified, use the most appropriate for the application. T = Absolute temperature in Kelvin T25 = Room temperature in Kelvin (298.15k) To provide a desired load current for any given application, RSENSE1 must be sized appropriately. The switch current will be at its highest when the input voltage is at the lowest of its range. The equation below calculates RSENSE1 for a desired output current: RSENSE1≤0.74• η• VCSPN IOUT • 1–DCMAX ( )• 1– iRIPPLE 2 where η = Converter efficiency (assume ~90%) VCSPN = Max current limit voltage (see Max Current Limit vs Duty Cycle (CSP-CSN) plot in the Typical Performance Characteristics) IOUT = Converter load current DCMAX = Switching duty cycle at minimum VIN (see Power Switch Duty Cycle in Appendix) iRIPPLE = Peak-to-peakinductorripplecurrentpercent- age at minimum VIN (recommended to use 25%) REVERSE CURRENT APPLICATIONS (MODE PIN LOW) When the forced continuous mode is selected (MODE pin low), inductor current is allowed to reverse directions and flow from the VOUT side to the VIN side. This can lead to current sinking from the output and being forced into the input. The reverse current is at a maximum magnitude when VC is lowest. The graph of Max Current Limit vs Duty Cycle (CSP – CSN) in the Typical Performance Character- istics section can help to determine the maximum reverse current capability. The IMON pin voltage will indicate negative inductor cur- rents. Refer to the equation for IMON in the Pin Functions. Note that the IMON voltage is only accurate if the dynamic voltage across RSENSE2 stays within –51.8mV to 500mV. If the valley inductor current goes more negative than –300mV as sensed by RSENSE2, the external PFET will turn off, and the inductor current will start going more positive. applicaTions inForMaTion SWITCH CURRENT LIMIT (RSENSE1 AND CSP-CSN PINS) The external current sense resistor (RSENSE1) sets the maximum peak current though the external NFET switch (MN). The maximum voltage across RSENSE1 is 50mV (typical) at very low switch duty cycles, and then slope compensationdecreasesthecurrentlimitasthedutycycle increases (see the Max Current Limit vs Duty Cycle (CSP- CSN) plot in the Typical Performance Characteristics). The equation below gives the switch current limit for a given duty cycle and current sense resistor (find VCSPN at the operating duty cycle in the plot mentioned). ISW(LIMIT)= VCSPN RSENSE1 Figure 11. Temperature Dependent Output Using an NTC Resistor Divider 8710 F11 VC GND 6.3V R1 RNTC FBX INTVCC – + EA1 – + EA2 14.5k 14.5k 1.213V FROM SYSTEM R2 RFBX VOUT |
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