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LT3752 Datasheet(PDF) 25 Page - Analog Devices

Part # LT3752
Description  Active Clamp Synchronous Forward Controllers with Internal Housekeeping Controller
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LT3752/LT3752-1
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Rev. C
For more information www.analog.com
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
Integrating the housekeeping controller saves cost and
space and allows switching frequency to be inherently
synchronized to the main forward converter.
The housekeeping supply can be used to overdrive the
INTVCC pin to take power outside of the part, improve
efficiency, provide more drive current and optimize the
INTVCC level. It can also be used as a bootstrap bias to
the VIN pin as described in the section LT3752-1 Part
Start-Up. The housekeeping supply also allows bias to
any secondary side IC before the main forward converter
starts switching. This removes the need for external start-
up circuitry on the secondary side. Alternative methods
involve powering secondary side ICs directly from the
output voltage of the forward converter. This can cause
issues depending on the minimum and maximum allowed
input voltages for each IC.
Housekeeping: Operation
The LT3752/LT3752-1 housekeeping controller opera-
tion is best described by referring to the Block Diagram
and Figure 8. The housekeeping controller uses a ±0.7A
gate driver at HOUT to control an external N-channel
MOSFET.Whencurrentintheprimarywindingoftheflyback
transformer exceeds a level commanded by HCOMP and
sensed at the HISENSE pin, the duty cycle of the HOUT is
terminated. Stored energy in the transformer is delivered
to the output during the off time of HOUT. The housekeep-
ing output voltage is programmed using a resistor divider
to the HFB pin. A transconductance amplifier monitors
the error signal between HFB pin and a 1.0V reference to
control HCOMP level and hence peak switch current. A
simple RC network from HCOMP pin to ground provides
compensation. Overcurrent protection exists for the exter-
nal switch when 98mV is sensed at the HISENSE pin. This
causes a low power hiccup mode (repeated retry cycles’
of shutdown followed by soft-start) until the overcurrent
condition is removed.
Housekeeping: Soft-Start/Shutdown
Duringstart-upoftheLT3752/LT3752-1,thehousekeeping
controller has a built-in soft-start of approximately 2.2ms.
The time will vary depending on the HCOMP level needed
to achieve regulation. The housekeeping controller is shut
down and the internal soft-start capacitor is discharged
for any of the following conditions (typical values):
(1) UVLO_VSEC < 1.25V
(and SS1 < 0.15V)
:Soft-Stop Shutdown
(2) UVLO_VSEC < 0.4V
:Micropower Shutdown
(3) OVLO > 1.250V
:System Input OVLO
(4) HISENSE > 98mV
:Housekeeping Overcurrent
(5) INTVCC < X, > 16.5V :INTVCC UVLO, OVLO
(6) TJ > 170°C
:Thermal Shutdown
(7) VIN < Y
:VIN Pin UVLO
(X = 4.6V, Y = 5.5V for LT3752)
(X = 6.8V, Y = 7.6V for LT3752-1)
Housekeeping: Programming Output Voltage
The output voltage, VHK, of the housekeeping controller
is programmed using a resistor divider between VHK and
the HFB pin (Figure 8) using the equation:
VHK =1V • 1+
R1
R2
The HFB pin bias current is typically 85nA.
Housekeeping: Programming Cycle-by-Cycle Peak
Inductor Current and Slope Compensation
The housekeeping controller limits cycle-by-cycle peak
current in the external switch and primary winding of
the flyback transformer by sensing voltage at a resistor
(RHISENSE)connectedinthesourceoftheexternalN-chan-
nel MOSFET (Figure 8). This sense voltage is compared to
a sense threshold at the HISENSEpin,controlledbyHCOMP
with an upper limit of 79mV. Since there is only one sense
line from the positive terminal of the sense resistor, any
parasitic resistance in ground side will increase its effec-
tive value and reduce available peak switch current. For
operation in continuous mode and above 50% duty cycle,
required slope compensation can be programmed by
adding a resistor RHISLP in series with the HISENSE pin. A
ramped current always flows out of the HISENSE pin. The
current starts from 2µA at 0% duty cycle and ramps to
52µAat100%dutycycle.Minimizecapacitanceonthispin.



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