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MIC2171 Datasheet(HTML) 10 Page - Microchip Technology |
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10 / 24 page ![]() MIC2171 DS20006355A-page 10 2022 Microchip Technology Inc. and its subsidiaries EQUATION 5-2: From the Typical performance Characteristics: RSW = 0.37Ω Then: PSW = (2.21)2 × 0.37 × 0.662 PSW = 1.2W P(TOTAL) = 1.2 + 0.1 P(TOTAL) = 1.3W The junction temperature for any semiconductor is calculated using the following: EQUATION 5-3: For the practical example: TA = 70°C θJA = 45°C/W (for TO-220) Then: TJ = 70 + (1.3 x 45) TJ = 128.5°C This junction temperature is below the rated maximum of 150°C. 5.4 Grounding Refer to Figure 5-3. Heavy lines indicate high-current ground paths. FIGURE 5-3: Single Point Ground. A single point ground is strongly recommended for proper operation. The signal ground, compensation network ground, and feedback network connections are sensitive to minor voltage variations. The input and output capacitor grounds and power ground tracks will exhibit voltage drop when carrying large currents. Keep the sensitive circuit ground traces separate from the power ground traces. Small voltage variations applied to the sensitive circuits can prevent the MIC2171 or any switching regulator from functioning properly. 5.5 Boost Conversion Refer to the Typical Application Circuits for a typical boost conversion application where a +5V logic supply is available and a +12V at 0.25A output is required. The first step in designing a boost converter is determining whether inductor L1 will cause the converter to operate in either continuous or discontinuous conduction mode. Discontinuous conduction mode is preferred because the feedback control of the converter is simpler. When L1 discharges its current completely during the MIC2171 off-time, it is operating in discontinuous conduction mode. L1 is operating in continuous conduction mode if it does not discharge completely before the MIC2171 power switch is turned on again. 5.5.1 DISCONTINUOUS CONDUCTION MODE DESIGN Given the maximum output current, solve Equation 5-4 to determine whether the device can operate in discontinuous conduction mode without triggering the internal device current limit. PSW ISW 2 RSW = Where: δ = Duty cycle VOUT VF VIN MIN – + VOUT VF + ----------------------------------------------------------- = For boost converter, Where: VIN(MIN) = VIN – VSW VSW = ICLIM x RSW VOUT = Output voltage VF = D1 forward voltage drop at IOUT TJ TA P TOTAL JA + = Where: TJ = Junction temperature TA = Ambient temperature (maximum) P(TOTAL) = Total power dissipation θJA = Junction to ambient thermal resis- tance MIC2171 IN SW FB VC VIN GND Single point ground |
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