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MAX77720 Datasheet(PDF) 32 Page - Analog Devices

Part # MAX77720
Description  Wide Output-Voltage Range, Dual- Polarity PMIC
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Wide Output-Voltage Range, Dual-
Polarity PMIC
MAX77720
www.analog.com
Analog Devices | 32
Calculate the value of RTOP (from VFBBST to VOUTBST) for a desired VOUTBST at startup with the following equation:
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− 1)
Where:
• VOUTBST is the desired positive output voltage
• VFBBST is the default internal reference voltage at the FBBST pin, 1.25V (typ)
For best accuracy, set RBOT to a value smaller than 475kΩ to ensure that the current flowing through it is significantly
larger than the FBBST pin bias current. The advantage of using a higher value for RBOT is the reduction of quiescent
current for achieving the highest efficiency at light load currents. However, using RBOT values that are lower increases
immunity against noise injection. Additionally, using one percent tolerance resistors (or better) are recommended to
maintain high output-voltage accuracy.
Figure 12 shows a small circuit diagram of the feedback network.
PGNDBST
VOUTBST
FBBST
AGND
RTOP
RBOT
Figure 12. Connecting External Feedback Network
Detailed Description—Two-Wire Communication
General Description
The MAX77720 uses a 2-wire bus system to communicate by standard I2C protocol. The target address used by the host
to access the IC determines what memory locations are available to read or write.
System Configuration
The 2-wire bus system supporter operation as a target-only device in a single or multitarget, and single or multicontroller
system. Using a 7-bit target address, the system can support up to 128 target addresses. The 2-wire interface consists
of a serial data line (SDA) and serial clock line (SCL). SDA and SCL provide bidirectional communication between the IC
and a controller device at speeds up to 1MHz.
TARGET
TRANSMITTER/
RECEIVER
TARGET
TRANSMITTER
TARGET
RECEIVER
CONTROLLER
TRANSMITTER/
RECEIVER
CONTROLLER
TRANSMITTER/
RECEIVER
SDA
SCL
Figure 13. Functional Logic Diagram for the Communications Controller



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