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LTM4677 Datasheet(PDF) 49 Page - Linear Technology

Part # LTM4677
Description  Dual Output PolyPhase Step-Down Controller with Sub-Milliohm DCR Sensing and Digital Power System Management
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Manufacturer  LINER [Linear Technology]
Direct Link  http://www.linear.com
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LTC3884/LTC3884-1
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3884fe
For more information www.linear.com/LTC3884
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
Due to possible PCB noise in the current sensing loop, the
AC current sensing ripple of ∆VSENSE = ∆IL • RSENSE also
needs to be checked in the design to get a good signal-to-
noise ratio. In general, for a reasonably good PCB layout,
a 15mV minimum ∆VSENSE voltage is recommended as a
conservative number to start with for RSENSEapplications.
For previous generation current mode controllers, the
maximum sense voltage was high enough (e.g., 75mV for
the LTC1628/LTC3728 family) that the voltage drop across
the parasitic inductance of the sense resistor represented
a relatively small error. In the newer and higher current
density solutions, the value of the sense resistor can be
less than 1mΩ and the peak sense voltage can be less than
20mV. Also, inductor ripple currents greater than 50%
with operation up to 750kHz are becoming more common.
Under these conditions, the voltage drop across the sense
resistor’s parasitic inductance is no longer negligible. A
typical sensing circuit using a discrete resistor is shown in
Figure 28b. In previous generations of controllers, a small
RC filter placed near the IC was commonly used to reduce
the effects of the capacitive and inductive noise coupled
in the sense traces on the PCB. A typical filter consists of
two series 100Ω resistors connected to a parallel 1000pF
capacitor, resulting in a time constant of 200ns.
This same RC filter, with minor modifications, can be used
to extract the resistive component of the current sense
signalinthepresenceofparasiticinductance.Forexample,
Figure 29a illustrates the voltage waveform across a 2mΩ
resistor with a PCB footprint of 2010. The waveform is
the superposition of a purely resistive component and a
purely inductive component. It was measured using two
scope probes and waveform math to obtain a differential
measurement. Based on additional measurements of the
inductor ripple current and the on-time, tON, and off-time,
tOFF,ofthetopswitch,thevalueoftheparasiticinductance
was determined to be 0.5nH using the equation:
ESL
=
VESL(STEP)
ΔIL
•
tON • tOFF
tON + tOFF
(1)
If the RC time constant is chosen to be close to the para-
sitic inductance divided by the sense resistor (L/R), the
resultantwaveformlooksresistive,asshowninFigure 29b.
For applications using low maximum sense voltages,
check the sense resistor manufacturer’s data sheet for
information about parasitic inductance. In the absence of
data, measure the voltage drop directly across the sense
resistor to extract the magnitude of the ESL step and use
Equation1todeterminetheESL.However,donotoverfilter
the signal. Keep the RC time constant less than or equal to
the inductor time constant to maintain a sufficient ripple
voltage on VRSENSE for optimal operation of the current
loop controller.
SLOPE COMPENSATION AND INDUCTOR PEAK
CURRENT
Slope compensation provides stability in constant-
frequency current-mode architectures by preventing
sub-harmonic oscillations at high duty cycles. This is ac-
complished internally by adding a compensation ramp to
the inductor current signal. The LTC3884 uses a patented
current limit technique that counteracts the compensating
ramp. This allows the maximum inductor peak current to
remain unaffected throughout all duty cycles.
Figure 29a. Voltage Measured Directly Across RSENSE
Figure 29b. Voltage Measured After the RSENSE Filter
500ns/DIV
VSENSE
20mV/DIV
3884 F29a
VESL(STEP)
500ns/DIV
VSENSE
20mV/DIV
3884 F29b



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