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EL7571 Datasheet(HTML) 8 Page - Renesas Technology Corp |
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8 / 19 page ![]() EL7571 FN7298 Rev 1.00 Page 8 of 19 October 25, 2004 supply (VIN) and disables both PWM outputs (HSD, LSD) when the supply voltage drops below 3.5V. When the supply voltage is increased above 4V the watchdog initiates a soft- start ramp and enables PWM operation. The difference between enable and disable thresholds introduces hysteresis into the circuit operation, preventing start-up oscillation. In addition, output voltage is also monitored by the watchdog. As called out by the Intel Pentium® II VRM specification, the watchdog power good output (PWRGD) is set low whenever the output voltage differs from it’s selected value by more than ±13%. PWRGD is an open drain output. A third watchdog function disables PWM output switching during over-voltage fault conditions, displaying both external FET drives, whenever the output voltage is greater than 13% of its selected value, thereby anticipating reverse inductor current ramping and conforming to the VRM over-voltage specification, which requires the regulator output to be disabled during fault conditions. Switching is enabled after the fault condition is removed. Output Drivers Complementary control signals developed by the PWM control loop are fed to dual NMOS power FET drivers via a level shift circuit. Each driver is capable of delivering nominal peak output currents of 2A at 12V. To prevent shoot-through in the external FET’s, each driver is disabled until the gate voltage of the complementary power FET has fallen to less than 1V. Supply connections for both drivers are independent, allowing the controller to be configured with a boot-strapped high side drive. Employing this technique a single supply voltage may be used for both power FET’s and controller. Alternatively, the application may be simplified using dual supply rails with the power FET’s connected to a secondary supply voltage below the controller’s, typically 12V and 5V. For applications where efficiency is less important than cost, applications can be further simplified by replacing the low side power FET with a Schottky diode, resulting in non-synchronous operation. Applications Information The EL7571 is designed to meet the Intel 5 bit VRM specification. Refer to the VID decode table for the controller output voltage range. The EL7571 may be used in a number converter topologies. The trade-off between efficiency, cost, circuit complexity, line input noise, transient response and availability of input supply voltages will determine which converter topology is suitable for a given application. The following table lists some of the differences between the various configurations: Circuit schematics and Bills of Material (BOMs) for the various topologies are provided at the end of this data sheet. If your application requirements differ from the included samples, the following design guide lines should be used to select the key component values. Refer to the front page connection diagram for component locations. Output Inductor, L1 Two key converter requirements are used to determine inductor value: •IMIN- minimum output current; the current level at which the converter enters the discontinuous mode of operation (refer to Elantec application note #18 for a detailed discussion of discontinuous mode) •IMAX- maximum output current Although many factors influence the choice of the inductor value, including efficiency, transient response and ripple current, one practical way of sizing the inductor is to select a value which maintains continuous mode operation, i.e. inductor current positive for all conditions. This is desirable to optimize load regulation and light load transient response. When the minimum inductor ripple current just reaches zero and with the mean ripple current set to IMIN, peak inductor ripple current is twice IMAX, independent of duty cycle. The minimum inductor value is given by: Converter Topologies TOPOLOGY DIAGRAM EFFICIENCY COST COMPLEXITY INPUT NOISE TRANSIENT RESPONSE 5V only Non-synchronous figure 1 92% low low high good 5V only Synchronous figure 2 95% higher higher high good 5V &12V Non-synchronous figure 3 92% lowest lowest high good 5V & 12V Synchronous figure 4 95% high high high good 12V only Synchronous Connection Diagram 92% highest highest high best L1MIN V IN VOUT TON – 1PEAK -------------------------------------------------------- V IN VOUT VOUT – VIN FSW 2IMIN ------------------------------------------------------------ == |
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