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MP5991GLU Datasheet(PDF) 22 Page - MPS Industries, Inc.

Part # MP5991GLU
Description  16V, 50A, 1mΩ RDS(ON), Hot-Swap Intelli-Fuse Solution
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Manufacturer  MPSIND [MPS Industries, Inc.]
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MP5991
– 16V, 50A, 1mΩ RDS(ON), HOT-SWAP INTELLI-FUSE SOLUTION
MP5991 Rev. 1.0
MonolithicPower.com
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4/27/2022
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© 2022 MPS. All Rights Reserved.
Then the rise time is controlled by the load
capacitor and ILIMIT. Float the SS pin to generate
a fast ramp-up voltage. A current source (
12μA)
pulls up the MOSFET gate. The gate charge
current controls the VOUT rise time, and tSS is
about 1.5ms, which is the minimum VOUT tSS.
If multiple MP5991s are operating in parallel,
then their SS pins should be connected. This
controls the soft-start slew rate for all of the
devices in parallel during soft start.
Start-Up Sequence
For hot-swap applications where VIN rises
immediately, VGATE should be pulled low during
VIN plug-in with high dv/dt. The MP5991 has two
operation modes: standalone mode and slave
mode.
Standalone Mode
In standalone mode, connect an
external
capacitor (CON) between the ON and GND pins
for automatic start-up. Figure 8 shows a typical
application circuit of the MP5991 in standalone
mode.
VIN
VOUT
VIN
VOUT
CS
IMON
GOK
SS
OCREF
VTEMP
VDD33
GND
FLT_TYPE
D_OC
TVS
SCREF_
OCWREF
MP5991
MODE
ON
Fault Type Indication
ROCREF
RSCREF
RCS
CON
RIMON
CSS
RMODE
CVDD33
RVTEMP
CVTEMP
COCREF
Figure 8: MP5991 Typical Application Circuit in
Standalone Mode
The internal current source (4.2µA) charges
CON once the VDD33 voltage (VDD33) exceeds
its UVLO rising threshold. ON can also be
pulled up to VDD33 externally. The OCREF
current (IOCREF) (10µA) determines the over-
current (OC) limit (ILIMIT_OC) level via the OCREF
resistor (ROCREF). The SCREF current (ISCREF)
(10µA) determines ILIMIT_SC level via the SCREF
resistor (RSCREF).
Once VON exceeds 1.4V and tON_DELAY finishes,
the MOSFET is charged by the internal
12μA
charge pump. The MOSFET turns on once the
gate-to-source (GS) voltage (VGS) exceeds its
threshold (VGS_TH), and VOUT rises. If the
external current-limit reference voltage (VOCREF)
exceeds the internal VSS_CLAMP, then the actual
current-limit reference is clamped internally at
VSS_CLAMP (see Figure 9). If the external VOCREF
is below VOCREF_CLAMP, then the current-limit
reference is determined by VOCREF.
t
VIN
VGS
VOUT
VCP = 3.3V
VDD33
VDD33 UVLO
VGOK
VON
VOCREF
tON_DELAY
1.4V
VSS_CLAMP
80% of VIN
VCS
VSCREF_
OCWREF
(e.g. 1.4V)
Figure 9: Start-Up in Standalone Mode
Slave Mode
If the MP5991 is controlled by a hot-swap
master or controller (e.g. design with the
MP5990), then the part should be configured to
operate in slave mode. In slave mode, VOCREF,
VSCREF, and the OCWREF voltage (VOCWREF) are
configured via the controller.
The MOSFET remains off until VON is pulled
high. If VON goes high and tON_DELAY finishes,
then the MOSFET is charged by the internal
12μA charge pump. VOUT rises once VGS
exceeds VGS_TH (see Figure 10).
t
VIN
VGS
VOUT
VCP = 3.3 V
VDD33 UVLO
VGOK
VON
VOCREF
VSS_CLAMP
tON_DELAY
The on delay is determined
by the controller
>1.4V
VCS
VSCREF_
OCWREF
VSCREF
VOCWREF
VDD33
(e.g. 1.4V)
Figure 10: Start-Up while the MP5991 is
Controlled via a Hot-Swap Controller



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