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FDMF3170 Datasheet(PDF) 18 Page - ON Semiconductor |
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FDMF3170 Datasheet(HTML) 18 Page - ON Semiconductor |
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18 / 21 page ![]() © 2016 Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC www.onsemi.com FDMF3170 Rev. 1.2 18 Over-Temperature Protection (OTP) An over-temperature event is considered catastrophic in nature. OTP raises fault flag HIGH once TMON exceeds 140°C temperature. Driver still responds to PWM commands (NO tri-state shutdown). Once TMON falls below 125°C, fault flag is cleared internally by driver IC. Over-Current Protection (OCP) The FDMF3170 has cycle-by-cycle over current protection. If current exceeds the OCP threshold, HS FET is gated off regardless of PWM command. HS FET cannot be gated on again until the current is less than the OCP threshold with a hysteresis. Fault flag will be pulled HIGH after 10 cycle-by-cycle OCPs are detected without 3 consecutive normal cycle occurring. Fault flag will clear once 3 consecutive cycle of OCP is NOT detected. Module never shuts down (nor does it disable HDRV/LDRV outputs – i.e., enter internal tri-state) and always responds to PWM commands (but driver will still truncate HS on time when PWM=HIGH and ILIM is detected). High-Side MOSFET Short Fault A high-side MOSFET short fault feature is added to the FDMF3170. If a high-side MOSFET short fault is detected, the driver will pull the TMON / FAULT pin HIGH and continue to respond to PWM commands. Fault flag will clear once HS short is NOT detected or 5 Vcc power re-cycle, EN toggle. Pre-OVP The FDMF3170 SPS module monitors VOUT during the power up period. If an abnormally high VOUT is detected during this time, the SPS will gate –on the LS FET until the FAULT clears. Negative-OCP The FDMF3170 can detect large negative inductor current and protect the low side MOSFET. Once this negative current threshold is detected, FDMF3170 takes control and truncates LS on-time pulse (LS FET is gated off regardless of PWM command). Driver will return to responding to PWM commands once inductor current falls to -40 A. So, if PWM is still being commanded LOW by controller when inductor falls to - 40 A, then LS FET will turn back on. SPS will enter a current limiting (hiccup) mode regulating inductor current from -40 A to -60 A until inductor current relaxes. |
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