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LTC3880 Datasheet(HTML) 30 Page - Linear Technology |
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30 / 54 page ![]() LTC3838 30 3838fa APPLICATIONS INFORMATION When a channel is configured to soft-start by itself, a ca- pacitor should be connected to its TRACK/SS pin. TRACK/ SS is pulled low until the RUN pin voltage exceeds 1.2V and UVLO is released, at which point an internal current of 1μA charges the soft-start capacitor, CSS, connected to the TRACK/SS pin. Current-limit foldback is disabled during this phase to ensure smooth soft-start or track- ing. The soft-start or tracking range is defined to be the voltage range from 0V to 0.6V on the TRACK/SS pin. The total soft-start time can be calculated as: tSS(SEC)= 0.6(V)• CSS(µF) 1(µA) When one particular channel is configured to track an external supply, a voltage divider can be used from the external supply to the TRACK/SS pin to scale the ramp rate appropriately. Two common implementations are co- incidental tracking and ratiometric tracking. For coincident tracking, make the divider ratio from the external supply the same as the divider ratio for the differential feedback voltage. Ratiometric tracking could be achieved by using a different ratio than the differential feedback. Note that the 1μA soft-start capacitor charging current is still flowing, producing a small offset error. To minimize this error, select the tracking resistive divider values to be small enough to make this offset error negligible. The LTC3838 allows the user to program how its two channels’ outputs track each other ramping up or down. In the following discussions, VOUT1 refers to the LTC3838’s output 1 as a master channel and VOUT2 refers to the LTC3838’s output 2 as a slave channel. In practice though, either channel can be used as the master. By selecting different resistors, the LTC3838 can achieve different modes of tracking including the two in Figure 9. To implement the coincident tracking, connect an addi- tional resistive divider to VOUT1 and connect its midpoint to the TRACK/SS pin of the slave channel. The ratio of this divider should be the same as that of the slave channel’s feedback divider shown in Figure 9b. In this tracking mode, Figure 9a. Two Different Modes of Output Tracking Figure 9b. Setup for Coincident and Ratiometric Tracking TIME Coincident Tracking VOUT1 VOUT2 VOUT1 VOUT2 TIME 3838 F09a Ratiometric Tracking RFB2(1) RFB1(1) RFB2(2) RFB1(2) RFB2(2) VOUT2 RFB1(2) Coincident Tracking Setup TO VOUTSENSE1+ PIN TO VOUTSENSE1– PIN TO TRACK/SS2 PIN TO VFB2 PIN VOUT1 RFB2(1) RFB1(1) RFB2(2) VOUT2 RFB1(2) 3838 F09b Ratiometric Tracking Setup TO VOUTSENSE1+ PIN TO VOUTSENSE1– PIN TO TRACK/SS2 PIN TO VFB2 PIN VOUT1 |
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