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LTC3823IGN Datasheet(HTML) 17 Page - Linear Technology |
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17 / 26 page ![]() LTC3823 17 3823fd mode, VOUT1 must be set higher than VOUT2. To implement the ratiometric tracking, the ratio of the divider should be exactly the same as the master IC’s feedback divider. Note that the pin Z1/SSENABLE of the slave IC should be tied to INTVCC so that the internal soft-start current is disabled in both tracking modes or it will introduce a small error on the tracking voltage depending on the absolute values of the tracking resistive divider. By selecting different resistors, the LTC3823 can achieve different modes of tracking including the two in Figure 7. So which mode should be programmed? While either mode in Figure 7 satisfies most practical applications, there do exist some tradeoffs. The ratiometric mode saves a pair of resistors, but the coincident mode offers better output regulation. This can be better understood with the help of Figure 9. At the input stage of the slave IC’s error amplifier, two common anode diodes are used to clamp the equivalent reference voltage and an additional diode is used to match the shifted common mode voltage. The top two current sources are of the same amplitude. In the coincident mode, the TRACK/SS voltage is substantially higher than 0.6V at steady state and effectively turns off D1. D2 and D3 will therefore conduct the same current and offer tight matching between VFB2 and the internal precision 0.6V reference. In the ratiometric mode, however, TRACK/SS equals 0.6V at steady state. D1 will divert part of the bias current to make VFB2 slightly lower than 0.6V. Although this error is minimized by the exponential I-V characteristic of the diode, it does impose a finite amount of output voltage deviation. Furthermore, when the master IC’s output experiences dynamic excursion (under load transient, for example), the slave IC output will be affected as well. For better output regulation, use the coincident tracking mode instead of ratiometric. APPLICATIONS INFORMATION TIME (7a) Coincident Tracking VOUT1 VOUT2 TIME 3823 F07 (7b) Ratiometric Tracking VOUT1 VOUT2 Figure 7. Two Different Modes of Output Voltage Tracking R3 R1 R4 R2 R3 VOUT2 R4 (8a) Coincident Tracking Setup TO VFB1 PIN TO TRACK/SS2 PIN TO VFB2 PIN VOUT1 R1 R2 R3 VOUT2 R4 3823 F08 (8b) Ratiometric Tracking Setup TO VFB1 PIN TO TRACK/SS2 PIN TO VFB2 PIN VOUT1 Figure 8. Setup for Coincident and Ratiometric Tracking – + II D1 TRACK/SS2 0.6V VFB2 D2 D3 3823 F09 EA2 Figure 9. Equivalent Input Current of Error Amplifier |
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