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LTM8055 Datasheet(PDF) 11 Page - Analog Devices

Part # LTM8055
Description  Ultrathin Low VIN, 2A Buck-Boost 關Module Regulator
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LTM4693
11
Rev. 0
For more information www.analog.com
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
the operating voltage of the application. X5R, X6S or X7R
dielectric types are recommended as they exhibit the best
performance over the wide operating and temperature
ranges. To verify that the intended capacitance is achieved
in the application circuit, be sure to consult the capacitor
vendor’s curve of capacitance vs DC bias voltage.
FORCED CONTINUOUS MODE (FCM)
If the MODE/SYNC pin is high or if the load current on the
converter is high enough to enter forced continuous mode
operation, the LTM4693 operates at a fixed frequency pro-
grammed by the FREQ pin. FCM minimizes output voltage
ripple and yields a low noise switching frequency spec-
trum. A proprietary switching algorithm provides seam-
less transitions between operating modes and eliminates
discontinuities in the average inductor current, inductor
ripple current and loop transfer function throughout all
modes of operation. These advantages result in increased
efficiency, improved loop stability, and lower output volt-
age ripple. In response to the internal control loop com-
mand, an internal pulse width modulator generates the
appropriate switch duty cycle to maintain regulation of
the output voltage.
Burst Mode OPERATION
When the MODE/SYNC pin is held low, the LTM4693 is
configured for Burst Mode operation. As a result, the
buck-boost DC/DC converter will operate with normal
continuous PWM switching above a predetermined aver-
age inductor current and will automatically transition to
power saving Burst Mode operation below this level. With
MODE/SYNC low, at light output loads, the LTM4693 will
go into a standby or sleep state when the output voltage
achieves its nominal regulation level. The sleep state halts
PWM switching and powers down all non-essential func-
tions of the IC, significantly reducing the quiescent cur-
rent of the LTM4693. This greatly improves overall power
conversion efficiency when the output load is light. Since
the converter is not operating in sleep, the output voltage
will slowly decay at a rate determined by the output load
resistance and the output capacitor value. When the out-
put voltage has decayed by a small amount, typically less
than 1%, the LTM4693 will wake up and resume normal
switching operation until the voltage on VOUT is restored
to the previous level. If the load is very light, the LTM4693
may only need to switch for a few cycles to restore VOUT
and may sleep for extended periods of time, significantly
improving efficiency.
AVERAGE CURRENT MODE CONTROL AND STABILITY
COMPENSATION
The LTM4693 utilizes average current mode control for
the pulse width modulator as shown in Figure 3. Current
mode control, both average and the better known peak
methods, enjoy some benefits compared to other con-
trol methods including: simplified loop compensation,
rapid response to load transients and inherent line
voltage rejection.
Referring to Figure 3, an internal high gain transconduc-
tance error amplifier labeled VAMP monitors VOUT through
a voltage divider connected to the FB node and generates
an output, VC, used by the current mode control loop
to command the appropriate inductor current level. To
ensure stability, external frequency compensation com-
ponents (RC and CC) must be installed between VC and
GND and CHF is optional.
VC is internally connected to the non-inverting input of
a second amplifier, referred to in Figure 3 as IAMP. The
inverting input of the average current amplifier is con-
nected to the inductor current sense resistor RCS with a
200mV offset. IAMP contains an internal averaging filter
and frequency compensation network to stabilize opera-
tion of the internal current loop. The average current
amplifier’s output (ICOMP) provides the cycle-by-cycle



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