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RT6056GF Datasheet(HTML) 23 Page - Richtek Technology Corporation |
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23 / 27 page ![]() RT6056 Copyright © 2022 Richtek Technology Corporation. All rights reserved. is a registered trademark of Richtek Technology Corporation DS6056-00 April 2022 www.richtek.com 23 Application Information Power Up The VS pin must exceed the Power-On Reset threshold (VPOR) of 2V to keep the RT6056 out of power-on reset. Power-on reset will clear all of the register data. Choosing the Sense Resistor A high RSHUNT value causes the power-source voltage to drop due to IR loss. For minimal voltage loss, use the lowest RSHUNT value. VSENSE full scale should be less than the full code of −81.9175mV to 81.92mV. For best performance with a 3.3V supply voltage, select RSHUNT to provide approximately 40mV~60mV of sense voltage for the full-scale current in each application. At low current levels, a high RSHUNT value allows lower currents more accurately because offsets are less significant when the sense voltage is larger. At high current levels, the I2R loss in RSHUNT can be significant. Notice the resistor value and power dissipation rating when choosing. Also, the sense resistor’s value might drift if it is allowed to heat up excessively. The precision VOS 10 V (max) and Gain Error 0.1% (max) of the RT6056 allows the use of small sense resistors to reduce power dissipation and reduce hot spots. Filtering and Input Considerations The RT6056 provides several methods to reduce the effect from the input noise; for example, conversion time and averaging mode can be flexibly chosen through the register (00h). However, in order to prevent device damaging from the load dumps, reverse battery protection, fast load-switching and inductive kickback voltages, the input filter and input voltage clamping schemes are needed to protect the device during such conditions. Figure 7 shows the recommended schematic for input filtering. Filtering at the input means current noise is not amplified and the RT6056 can drive a cleaner signal into the ADC without an output filter loading down the ADC. VBUS IN+ IN- Noisy Load RSHUNT RFILTER1 CFILTER + - RFILTER2 Figure 7. Input Filter If the chosen device states that the Absolute Maximum Common-Mode Voltage rating cannot exceed system maximum expected voltage surge, then it needs input protection. Along with some passives, the current sensor needs transient voltage suppression (TVS) or Zener diodes at the inputs for protection. Figure 8 shows an example using the cost-optimized current sensor. VBUS IN+ IN- Noisy Load RSHUNT RFILTER1 CFILTER RFILTER2 + - Figure 8. RT6056 with Input Protection Total Error Analysis In order to optimize the design, the first is to analyze the contribution of each error; the main influences of sense voltage errors can be identified as follows : ⚫ The tolerance of shunt resistor (RSHUNT) ⚫ Sense offset voltage, VS_OS. When the sense voltage is small, especially low load current and small shunt resistance, the error is dominated by the input offset error. |
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