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Part # ADPL74101
Description  100V Synchronous Step-Down Controller with Internal Bootstrap Switch
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Setting the Operating Frequency
Selecting the operating frequency is a trade-off between efficiency and component size. High-frequency operation
allows the use of smaller inductor and capacitor values. Operation at lower frequencies improves efficiency by
reducing gate charge and transition losses, but requires larger inductance values and/or more output capacitance
to maintain low output ripple voltage.
In higher voltage applications, transition losses contribute more significantly to power loss, and a proper balance
between size and efficiency is achieved with a switching frequency between 300kHz and 900kHz. Lower-voltage
applications benefit from lower switching losses, and can operate at switching frequencies up to 1MHz, if desired.
The switching frequency is set using the FREQ and PLLIN/SPREAD pins, as shown in Table 4.
Table 4. Setting the Switching Frequency Using FREQ and PLLIN/SPREAD
FREQ PIN
PLLIN/SPREAD PIN
FREQUENCY
0V
0V
370kHz
Resistor to GND
0V
100kHz to 1MHz
Any of the Above
External Clock, 100kHz to 1MHz
Phase-locked to external clock
Any of the Above
INTVCC
Spread spectrum fOSC modulated 0% to +20%
Tying the FREQ pin to ground selects 370kHz. Placing a resistor between FREQ and ground allows the frequency to
be programmed anywhere between 100kHz and 1MHz. Choose a FREQ pin resistor (RFREQ) from Figure 32 or Equation
9, as follows:
RFREQ(in kΩ) =
37MHz
fosc
(9)
Figure 32. Relationship Between Oscillator Frequency and Resistor Value at the FREQ Pin
To improve EMI performance, the spread-spectrum mode can be selected by tying the PLLIN/SPREAD pin to INTVCC.
When spread spectrum mode is enabled, the switching frequency modulates around the frequency selected by the
FREQ pin, and +20%. Spread-spectrum mode can be used in any operating mode selected by the MODE pin (Burst
Mode, pulse-skipping, or forced continuous mode).
FREQ PIN RESISTOR (Ω)
40k
100k
500k
100k
1M



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