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22 / 108 page ![]() LTC3882-1 22 Rev A For more information www.analog.com OPERATION can also be set from EEPROM or external configuration resistors as outlined in Table 10. Phase designates the relationship between the falling edge of SYNC and the internal clock edge that resets the PWM latch. That reset turns off the top power switch, producing a PWM falling edge. Additional small propagation delays to the PWM control pins will apply. The phase relationships and frequency are independent of each other, providing numerous application options. Multiple LTC3882-1 ICs can be synchronized to realize a PolyPhase array. In this case the phases should be sepa- rated by 360/n degrees, where n is the number of phases driving the output voltage rail. PolyPhase Load Sharing Multiple LTC3882-1 ICs can be combined to provide a bal- anced load-share solution by configuring the necessary pins. The SHARE_CLK and SYNC pins of all load-sharing channels should be bussed together. Connecting the SYNC pins synchronizes the PWM controllers with each other. Bussing the SHARE_CLK pins together allows the phases to start synchronously. Refer to the discussion in the previous Power-Up and Initialization section. The last device to see all start-up conditions satisfied controls the initiation of power sequencing for all phases. Due to the low output impedance of the LTC3882-1 error amplifiers, PolyPhase applications should use the error amplifier of only one phase as the master. The FB pins of each slave channel must be wired to VDD33, and the COMP pins of each slave phase must be connected to the master error amplifier COMP output. This disables the slave error amplifiers and provides a single point of voltage control and loop stabilization for the PolyPhase output rail. ForPolyPhaseloadsharingtheLTC3882-1alsoincorporates anauxiliarycurrentsharingloop.ReferringbacktoFigure1, the instantaneous current of each slave phase is sensed by current amplifier CA and compared to the IAVG pin. The IAVG and IAVG_GND pins of each phase are wired together, and a small capacitor (50pF to 200pF) between IAVG and IAVG_GND stores a voltage corresponding to the average master phase output current. The difference in this aver- age and the instantaneous phase current is integrated. The output of integrator S of each slave phase is then proportionally summed with the master error amplifier COMP output to adjust the duty cycle and balance the current contribution of that phase. Additional hardware configurationanddigitalprogrammingrequirementsapply in PolyPhase systems. Refer to the Applications Informa- tion section for complete details on building PolyPhase rails with the LTC3882-1. Active Voltage Positioning Load slope is programmable in the LTC3882-1 via the MFR_VOUT_AVP PMBus command. The inductor cur- rent measured at the ISENSE pins is converted to a voltage which is then subtracted from the voltage reference at the positive input of the error amplifier. The final load slope is defined by the inductor current sense element and the bits set in the MFR_VOUT_AVP PMBus command. Setting MFR_VOUT_AVPtoavaluegreaterthan0.0%automatically disables output servo mode for that channel. Input Supply Monitoring The input supply voltage is sensed by the LTC3882-1 at the VINSNS pin. Undervoltage, overvoltage, valid on and off levels can be programmed for VIN. Refer to the following PMBus Command Details section for more information on programming the input supply thresholds. In addition, the telemetry ADC monitors the VINSNS voltage relative to GND. Conversion results are returned by the READ_VIN PMBus command. Output Voltage Sensing and Monitoring BothPWMchannelsallowremote,differentialsensingofthe load voltage with VSENSE pins. The channel 1 output sense pin VSENSE1– is internally shorted to GND (the exposed pad). The telemetry ADC is fully differential and makes its measurements of the output voltages of channels 0 and 1 atVSENSE0±andVSENSE1±,respectively.Conversionresults are returned by the READ_VOUT PMBus command. Output Current Sensing and Monitoring Both channels allow differential sensing of the inductor current using either the inductor DCR or a resistor in series with the inductor across the ISENSE pins. When the ISENSE pins for a channel are multiplexed to the differential inputs |
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