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MIC2155YML Datasheet(HTML) 18 Page - Micrel Semiconductor |
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18 / 35 page ![]() Micrel, Inc. MIC2155/2156 November 2009 18 M9999-111209-B The MIC2155/6 current limit circuit restricts the maximum output current. If the load tries to draw additional current the output voltage drops until it is no longer within regulation limits. At this point (75% of nominal output voltage) a hiccup current mode is initiated to protect down stream loads from excessive current during hard short circuits. This helps reduce the overall power dissipation in the PWM converter components during a fault. Figure 14. Overcurrent Sense Waveforms The MIC2155/6 only senses current across the low side MOSFET of Channel 1 since both channels operate in parallel. This means the total output current limit is approximately twice the calculated current limit. Current Limit Setting The current limit circuit responds to the peak inductor current flowing through the low-side FET. The value of RCS can be estimated with the “simple” method or can be more accurately calculated by taking the inductor ripple current into account. The Simple Method Current limit can be quickly estimated with the following equation: RCS = IOUT/2 × RDSON(MAX)/180µA. Where: RDSON is the maximum on-resistance of the low side FET at the operating junction temperature Accurate Method For designs where ripple current is significant when compared to IOUT or for low duty cycle operation, calculating the current setting resistor RCS should take into account that we are sensing the peak inductor current and that there is a blanking delay of approximately 100ns. Figure 15. Overcurrent waveform The equations to accurately calculate the current limit resistor value are shown below: 2 I 2 I I RIPPLE OUT PK + = L F ) D 1 ( V I S OUT RIPPLE × − × = L T V I I DLY OUT PK SET × − = ) MIN ( CS ) MAX ( DSON SET CS I R I R × = D = Duty Cycle FS = Switching Frequency L = Power inductor value TDLY = Current limit blanking time ~ 100ns ICS(min) = 180µA Example: Consider a 12V to 3.3V @ 30A converter with 1.5µH power inductor and 90% efficiency at full load. Each channel will supply 15A at a 500kHz (MIC2155) switching frequency. The on-resistance of the low side MOSFET is 6mΩ. Using the simple method: Ω = μ Ω × = 500 A 180 m 6 2 A 30 RCS |
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