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22 / 28 page ![]() LT3507 22 3507f The maximum allowed power dissipation by the LT3507 can be determined by: PDISS(MAX) = TJ(MAX) –TA θJA where TJMAX is the maximum die temperature of 125°C (150°C for H grade). However, take care in determining TA since the catch diodes also dissipate power and must be located close to the LT3507. Another potential heat source is the LDO pass transistor. In a compact layout the pass transistor will be located close to the LT3507. The inductors will also dissipate some power due to their series resistance and they must be close to the LT3507. All of these heat sources will increase the effective ambient temperature seen by the LT3507. A thorough analysis of eight heat sources in a small PCB area is beyond the scope of this data sheet, however a number of thermal analysis programs are available to calculate the temperature rise in each component (such as PCAnalyze from K&K Associates or BETAsoft from Mentor). The power dissipation of each component will be needed to accurately calculate the thermal characteristics of the system. The contributors to power dissipation inside the LT3507 are switch DC loss, switch AC loss, boost current, quiescent current and LDO drive current. The total dissipation within the LT3507 can be expressed as: PDISS = PSWDCi +PSWACi +PBSTi ()+PQ +PLDO i=1 3 ∑ The switch DC and AC losses in channel i are: PSWDCi = RSWi IOUTi () 2 VOUTi VINi PSWACi = 17ns IOUTi () VINi () f() APPLICATIONS INFORMATION where RSWi is the equivalent switch resistance (0.18Ω for channel 1 and 0.22Ω for channels 2 and 3) and f is the operating frequency. The boost loss in channel i is: PBSTi = VOUTi VBOOSTi () IOUTi 50 + 0.02A VINi The quiescent loss is: PQ = VIN1(IQ(VIN1)) + VBIAS(IQ(BIAS)) If the BIAS pin does not have a voltage of at least 3V ap- plied, then VIN1 must replace VBIAS in the equation. Also, IQ(VIN1) can be reduced by 0.2mA (typ) if the LDO is shut off (see the LDO section). The LDO drive loss is: PLDO =(VBIAS VLDO(OUT) 0.7V) IOUT(LDO) PASS , if VBIAS VLDO(OUT) + 1.5V or PLDO =(VIN1 VLDO(OUT) 0.7V) IOUT(LDO) PASS , if VBIAS <VLDO(OUT) + 1.5V where βPASS is the current gain of the external pass transistor. Next, the power in the external components must be taken into account. The diode power is given by: PDIODE = VF VIN –VOUT –VF ()IOUT VIN where VF is the forward drop of the diode at IOUT. The inductor power is: PIND = (IOUT)2 ESRIND where ESRIND is the inductor equivalent series resistance. |
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