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Part # LTC3129
Description  40V, 1A Synchronous Buck-Boost DC/DC Converter with Programmable Output Current
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LTC3114-1
17
Rev. D
For more information www.analog.com
OPERATION
Depending on the particular application, either of these
UVLO thresholds could be the limiting factor affecting
the minimum input voltage required for operation. The
LTC3114-1 LDO regulator uses VIN for its power input. If
LDO is not bootstrapped, then there exists a voltage drop
or dropout voltage between VIN and LDO. The dropout
voltage is proportional to the loading on LDO, which is
primarily due to the gate charge and capacitive charging
currents inherent to the internal power switches. The
loading on LDO and the LDO dropout voltage, therefore,
are proportional to VIN and VOUT. For this reason, the min-
imum input voltage required for operation is limited by the
LDO minimum voltage as input voltage (VIN) will always
be higher than LDO in the normal (non-bootstrapped)
configuration. The Typical Performance Characteristics
section of this data sheet provides guidance on the drop-
out voltage between VIN and LDO over the range of VIN
and VOUT.
In applications where LDO is bootstrapped (powered by
VOUT through a Schottky diode or auxiliary power rail),
the minimum input voltage for operation (after start-up)
will be limited only by the VIN UVLO threshold (2.1V typ-
ical). Please note that if the bootstrap voltage is derived
from the LTC3114-1 VOUT and not an independent power
rail, then the minimum input voltage required for initial
start-up is still limited by the minimum LDO voltage (2.6V
typical).
RUN PIN COMPARATOR
In addition to serving as a logic-level input to enable cer-
tain functions of the IC, the RUN pin includes an accurate
internal comparator that allows it to be used to set custom
rising and falling on/off thresholds with the addition of
an external resistor divider. When RUN is driven above
its logic threshold (0.7V typical), the LDO regulator is
enabled, which provides power to the internal control
circuitry of the IC. If the voltage on RUN is increased
further so that it exceeds the RUN comparator accurate
analog threshold (1.2V nominal), all functions of the buck-
boost converter will be enabled and a startup sequence
will ensue.
If RUN is brought below the accurate comparator thresh-
old, the buck-boost converter will inhibit switching, but
the LDO regulator and control circuitry will remain pow-
ered unless RUN is brought below its logic threshold.
Therefore, in order to completely shut down the IC and
reduce the VIN current to 3µA (typical), it is necessary to
ensure that RUN is brought below its worst-case low-
logic threshold of 0.3V. RUN is a high voltage input and
can be tied directly to VIN to continuously enable the IC
when the input supply is present. Also note that RUN can
be driven above VIN or VOUT as long as it stays within the
operating range of the IC, that is, less than 40V. If RUN
is forced above 5V, it will sink a small current as given by
the following equation:
IRUN ≈
VRUN – 5V
5M
Ω
With the addition of an optional resistor divider as shown
in Figure  3, the RUN pin can be used to establish a
user-programmable turn on and turn off threshold.
The buck-boost converter is enabled when the voltage on
RUN reaches 1.205V (nominal). Therefore, the turn-on
voltage threshold on VIN is given by:
VTURNON = 1.205V 1+
R1
R2
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⎝⎜
⎞
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Once the converter is enabled, the RUN comparator
includes a built-in hysteresis of approximately 140mV,
so that the turn-off threshold will be approximately 8.33%
lower than the turn-on threshold. Put another way, the
internal threshold level for the RUN comparator looks like
1.1V after the IC is enabled.
Figure 3. Accurate RUN Pin Comparator
ENABLE SWITCHING
ENABLE LDO AND
CONTROL CIRCUITS
1.2V
ACCURATE THRESHOLD
LTC3114-1
LOGIC THRESHOLD
0.7V
31141 F03
RUN
R1
R2
VIN



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