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Part # TPS23770PWPR
Description  INTEGRATED 100-V IEEE 802.3af PD AND DC/DC CONTROLLER
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Manufacturer  TI [Texas Instruments]
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1.5V
FB
COMP
+
+
−
15k
SEN
MODE
SENP
RZ
15k
Translator
Low
Voltage
Output
R LO
R HI
+
−
Converter Power Stage
1.5V
CZ
Soft
start
Error
Amplifier
To
VDD
To
GATE
RTN, COM, RSN
Part of TPS23750
RSP
C
BYP
To PWM
Comparator
80k
20k
ADDITIONAL USES OF SENP AND SEN
1.5V
FB
COMP
+
+
-
15k
SEN
MODE
SENP
15k
Translator
C
OUT
Low
Voltage
Output
R
LO
R
HI
+
-
Converter Power Stage
Soft
start
To current
comparator
Error
Amplifier
To
V
DD
To
GATE
RTN, COM, RSN
Part of TPS23750
RSP
C
BYP
To PWM
Comparator
TPS23750
TPS23770
SLVS590A – JULY 2005 – REVISED AUGUST 2005
APPLICATION INFORMATION (continued)
Figure 34. Buck Converter Configuration
The level translator inputs, SENP and SEN, are not limited to the buck application shown in Figure 34. They may
be used at voltages above VDD, but within their recommended voltage range with respect to VSS. SENP draws
about 22.5
µA of current, while the SEN pin draws less than 1 µA. The SENP current can cause a small offset in
the output voltage if connected to the center tap of an output voltage divider. If necessary, the offset can be
minimized or compensated. The following example shows a method of creating a voltage greater than VDD for a
telecom application that requires a voltage greater than battery ground.
Figure 35. Buck-Boost Configuration Example
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