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LT3752 Datasheet(HTML) 16 Page - Linear Technology |
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16 / 48 page ![]() LT8311 16 8311f For more information www.linear.com/LT8311 The ultimate goal of both reset mechanisms is to raise the SWP node to a voltage higher than VIN, imposing appropriate volt seconds on LMAG, and allowing the magnetizing current to reset. Resetting the magnetic core every cycle prevents magnetic flux buildup within the core, and thereby prevents transformer saturation. FSW tracks the SWP node during transformer reset. CG going high, allows ILOUT to switch over from being conducted by MCG’s body diode to MCG itself. Region 4 (Figure 2) 1. ActiveClampResetCase(redwaveform):AOUTgoing low causes the gate of M2 to be driven below ground by the decoupling capacitor, CAOUT. This causes M2, the active clamp PMOS, to turn on. M2 must be turned on before ILMAG becomes negative, to allow ILMAG to sustain conduction through the active clamp capacitor and get fully reset. Active clamp reset completes by the end of region 4, and ILMAG is reset to a negative value. 2. ResonantResetCase(bluewaveform):Resonantreset ultimately completes when SWP’s quasi-sinusoidal waveform returns to VIN, by which point ILMAG is reset to a negative value. FSW is eventually clamped by MFG’s body diode, and conducts ILMAG, through the second- ary windings, towards the output inductor (similar to Figure 3, but with ILMAG direction reversed on primary and secondary sides). With a diode voltage imposed across the secondary windings, transformer action causes the primary winding to have a similar voltage (scaled by turns ratio), resulting in SWP’s voltage getting clamped to VIN. MCG continues conducting ILOUT – ILMAG. Region 5 (Figure 2) Active Clamp Reset Case: AOUT goes high, turning off M2. ILMAG, being negative, causes the voltage on SWP (M1’s drain) to get pulled towards VIN, resulting in the transformer’s primary winding voltage becoming smaller. By transformer action, the secondary winding voltage also becomes smaller. With MCG on (holding CSW at 0V), and the transformer secondary winding voltage becoming smaller, FSW collapses towards 0V. Region 6 (Figure 2) Eventually, in similar fashion to the resonant reset case, FSWisclampedtoadiodevoltagebelowGNDbyMFG’sbody diode, which now conducts ILMAG through the secondary windings, towards the output inductor. With MFG’s body diode on, and MCG on, the secondary winding voltage gets clamped to about a diode voltage. Through transformer action, SWP gets clamped to approximately VIN. CG goes low, turning off MCG before M1 can turn on. ILOUT – ILMAG is conducted through MCG’s body diode. FG goes high, turningonMFG.Eventually,whenM1turnson,ILOUTwillbe conducted through the transformer’s secondary winding, and will flow from the source to drain of MFG. OPERATION |
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