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Part # SC531
Description  Triple Low-side FET Driver with Digitally Controlled Current Limit
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Applications Information
up resistance of 3.3 kΩ to V
CC. If the BLANKB pin is not held
low, then the output of the current limit comparator will
be determined by the CSENSE and DAC voltages. If the
DAC voltage is greater than CSENSE then the output of
the comparator will be low. If the CSENSE voltage is
greater than the DAC voltage then the output of the com-
parator will go high causing the CLF flag to go high and
OUT and OUT2 to be driven low. This event is latched
and will not be released until CSENSE goes below DAC
and the IN pin goes from low to high.
SPI Interface
A write sequence begins by bringing CSB low. Once CSB
is low, the data on the DIN line is clocked into the 6-bit
shift register on the falling edges of CLK. On the 6th
falling clock edge, the last data bit is clocked in and the
DAC is updated. CSB can be held low or high at this point
and any data or clock pulses following the 6th falling
clock edge are ignored. CSB must be brought high for the
minimum specified time before the next write sequence is
initiated with the falling edge of CSB. Figure 3 shows the
Serial Timing Diagram and Figure 4 shows the Input
Register Contents.
ZVS Comparator
The ZVS comparator is a current-input (Norton) compara-
tor that provides information that the ZVS condition has
been reached by comparing the LX node to HV
IN. The
falling edge of the power FET LX node going below HV
IN
(ZVS output going low) is the faster edge. The structure of
the comparator allows fast detection with a large voltage
range. Series resistors are placed from LX to ZVSP and
HV
IN to ZVSN. The resistor value should be chosen based
on the voltage levels that are being compared and should
be optimized to produce input currents in the 0-40μA
range. The ZVSP and ZVSN pins can vary from 2-4V based
on this normal input current range.
The ZVSN and ZSVP input pins can tolerate currents up to
300μA, but the accuracy and speed specifications are only
valid in the 0-40μA range.
Gate Drivers 1 and 2
The high-current output stage in the SC53 is capable of
providing 2A source, 4A sink peak current and voltage
swings from PVDD to PGND for both OUT and OUT2.
These outputs can drive individual power FETs which can
be used in parallel or can be combined to drive one larger
device. The second output (OUT2) can be disabled to save
power by setting OE2B input to a logic high. If OE2B is set
high during normal switching operation, the OUT2 output
is not disabled until the next falling edge of IN.
The driver outputs follow the state of the IN pin. When IN
is high OUT and OUT2 (if OE2B is low) are high. The
outputs will be pulled low when IN goes low or when the
current limit is reached.
Reference Divider, Buffer, DAC, and Current
Limit Comparator
The SC53 contains a reference divider, buffer, DAC, and
current limit comparator that combine to provide a high-
speed and high-accuracy programmable current limit.
The reference voltage is generated by a resistive divide by
four from VREFH to VREFL. This voltage is referenced at
the VREF pin. Alternatively, an external reference can drive
the VREF pin if a different value is desired. The equation
for the VREF voltage is shown below.
The VREFL input must be within +/-300mV of the GND pin
and is typically connected to analog ground.
The VREF voltage is buffered and then used as the refer-
ence for the 8-bit DAC. The 8-bit DAC is controlled by the
SPI (see next section for protocol information). The output
of the DAC connects to the DAC pin and to the negative
input of the current limit comparator.
The positive input of the current limit comparator is con-
nected to the CSENSE pin through blanking circuitry.
When the BLANKB pin is held low the CSENSE pin is dis-
connected from the comparator and the positive input is
shorted to ground. The BLANKB pin has an internal pull-



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