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SP6654 High Efficiency 800mA Synchronous Buck Regulator

For the typical SP6654 application circuit with

inductor size of 10

µH, and KON of 2V*µsec, the

SP6654 current ripple would be about 200mA, and

inductor current reversal. This circuit along

with the on-timer puts the converter into PFM

mode and improves light load efficiency when

the load current is less than half the inductor

ripple current defined by KON/L.

Shutdown/Enable Control

The D0, D1 pins 4,5 of the device are logic level

control pins that according to Table 1 shut down

the converter when both are a logic low, or

enables the converter when either are a logic

high. When the converter is shut down, the

power switches are opened and all circuit bias-

ing is extinguished leaving only junction leak-

age currents on supply pins 1 and 2. After pins

4 or 5 are brought high to enable the converter,

there is a turn on delay to allow the regulator

circuitry to reestablish itself. Power conversion

begins with the assertion of the internal refer-

ence ready signal which occurs approximately

150

µs after the enable signal is received.

Power Good Indicator

A power good indicator looks at the voltage on

the feedback node. When this voltage is below

0.75V, the open drain NMOS on pin 3 sinks

current to ground. Tying a resistor from pin 3 to

VIN or VOUT creates a logic level power good

indicator. PWRGD is forced low when in UVLO.

External Feedback Pin

The FB pin 6 is compared to an internal refer-

ence voltage of 0.8V to regulate the SP6654

output. The output voltage can be externally

programmed within the range +1.0V to +5.0V

by tying a resistor from FB to ground and FB to

VOUT (pin7). See the applications section for

resistor selection information.

Inductor Selection

The SP6654 uses a specially adapted minimum

on-time control of regulation utilizing a preci-

sion comparator and bandgap reference. This

adaptive minimum on-time control has the ad-

vantage of setting a constant current ripple for a

given inductor size. From the operations section

it has been shown:

Inductor Current Ripple, ILR ≈

KON

OPERATION: Continued

APPLICATION INFORMATION

would be fairly constant for different input and

output voltages, simplifying the selection of com-

ponents for the SP6654 power circuit. Other

inductor values could be selected, as shown in

Table 2 Components Selection. Using a larger

value than 10

µH in an attempt to reduce output

voltage ripple would reduce inductor current ripple

and may not produce as stable an output ripple.

For larger inductors with the SP6654, which has

a peak inductor current of 1.25A, most 15

µH or

µH inductors would have to be larger physi-

cal sizes, limiting their use in small portable

applications. Smaller values like 6.8

µH would

more easily meet the 1.25A limit and come in

small case sizes, and the increased inductor

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