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LT8210 Datasheet(HTML) 16 Page - Analog Devices |
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16 / 59 page ![]() Data Sheet LT8210-1 analog.com Rev. A 16 of 59 PIN NAME DESCRIPTION When operating in the boost region or within the pass-thru window, TG1 pin is held roughly at VIN+ GATEVCC continuously. Pin 30, 31 SNSN1, SNSP1 Positive (+) and Negative (–) Inputs for the Inductor Current Sense Amplifier. Place an appropriately valued shunt resistor in series with the inductor on the SW1 side and connect to SNSP1 and SNSN1. The SNSP1 – SNSN1 voltage is used for current mode control and reverse current detection. Pin 33 VINP Protected Main Input Supply. This pin must connect to the drain terminal of switch A. Use a small RC low-pass filter (e.g., 1Ω and 1µF) for improved jitter performance. When reverse input protection is implemented, connect this pin to the drain of the DG MOSFET; otherwise, connect to VIN. Pin 34 DG Reverse Input Protection Gate Drive Output. When VINis pulled below –1.2V, this pin is clamped internally to VIN with a low resistance switch, forcing an external MOSFET between the VIN and VINP pins into cutoff. In normal operation, this pin is charged to roughly VIN + GATEVCC with an internal charge pump to fully enhance the external MOSFET. DG can tolerate negative voltages down to –40V. Pin 35 VIN Input Voltage Pin. This pin is used for powering the start-up circuitry and the internal charge pump. VIN can withstand negative voltages down to –40V without damaging the regulator or drawing large currents. Pin 37 EN/UVLO Precision Enable Input. The part is enabled when this pin is pulled above 1.45V. A voltage below 1.35V causes the LT8210-1 to reside in a low-power shutdown mode. Tie to VIN for always-on operation. Connect to a resistor divider between VIN and ground to set an undervoltage lockout threshold. EN/UVLO can tolerate negative voltages up to 40V. Pin 39 MODE2 Operating Mode Selection Input #2. Used in conjunction with the MODE1 pin to select between continuous conduction switching (CCM), discontinuous switching (DCM), and pass-thru operating modes. See Table 1 in the Operation section for mode pin settings. Pin 40 MODE1 Operating Mode Selection Input #1. Used in conjunction with MODE2 pin to select between continuous conduction switching (CCM), discontinuous switching (DCM), and pass-thru operating modes. See Table 1 in the Operation section for mode pin settings. Pin 41/Exposed Pad GND Signal Ground. All small-signal components and compensation components should connect to this ground, which in turn connects to the PCB ground at one location away from high currents and switching noise. The exposed pad must be soldered to the PCB and connected to the GND pin using top layer metal. |
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