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IR3575 Datasheet(PDF) 17 Page - International Rectifier

Part # IR3575
Description  60A Exposed Top Integrated PowIRstage
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Manufacturer  IRF [International Rectifier]
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June 20, 2012 | FINAL DATASHEET | V1.1
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IR3575
60A Exposed Top Integrated PowIRstage®
If any of the application condition, i.e. input voltage,
output voltage, switching frequency, VCC MOSFET driver
voltage or inductance, is different from those of Figure 8, a
set of normalized power loss curves should be used.
Obtain the normalizing factors from Figure 10 to Figure 14
for the new application conditions; multiply these factors
by the power loss obtained from Figure 8 for the required
load current.
As an example, the power loss calculation procedures
under different conditions, VIN=10V, VOUT=1V, ƒSW = 300kHz,
VCC=5V, L=210nH, VCC=5V, IOUT=40A, TAMBIENT = 25°C, no
heat sink, and no air flow, are as follows.
1) Determine the power loss at 40A under the default
test conditions of VIN=12V, VOUT=1.2V, ƒSW = 400kHz,
L=150nH, VCC=7V, TAMBIENT = 25°C, no heat sink, and no
air flow. It is 4.8W from Figure 8.
2) Determine the input voltage normalizing factor with
VIN=10V, which is 0.96 based on the dashed lines in
Figure 10.
3) Determine the output voltage normalizing factor with
VOUT=1V, which is 0.92 based on the dashed lines in
Figure 11.
4) Determine the switching frequency normalizing factor
with ƒSW = 300kHz, which is 0.98 based on the dashed
lines in Figure 12.
5) Determine the VCC MOSFET drive voltage normalizing
factor with VCC=5V, which is 1.16 based on the dashed
lines in Figure 13.
6) Determine the inductance normalizing factor with
L=210nH, which is 0.95 based on the dashed lines in
Figure 14.
7) Multiply the power loss under the default conditions
by the five normalizing factors to obtain the power
loss under the new conditions, which is 4.8W x 0.96 x
0.92 x 0.98 x 1.16 x 0.95 = 4.58W.
SAFE OPERATING AREA
Figure 9 shows the IR3575 safe operating area with the
case temperature controlled at or below 125°C. The test
conditions are VIN=12V, VOUT=1.2V, ƒSW=400kHz, L=150nH
(0.29mΩ), VCC=7V, TAMBIENT = 0°C to 90°C, no heat sink, and
Airflow = 0LFM / 100LFM / 200LFM / 400LFM.
If any of the application condition, i.e. input voltage,
output voltage, switching frequency, VCC MOSFET driver
voltage, or inductance is different from those of Figure 9, a
set of IR3575 case temperature adjustment curves should
be used. Obtain the temperature deltas from Figure 10 to
Figure 14 for the new application conditions; sum these
deltas and then subtract from the IR3575 case
temperature obtained from Figure 9 for the required load
current.
8) From Figure 9, determine the highest ambient
temperature at the required load current under the
default conditions, which is 77°C at 40A with 0LFM
airflow and the IR3575 case temperature of 125°C.
9) Determine the case temperature with VIN=10V, which
is -0.6° based on the dashed lines in Figure 10.
10) Determine the case temperature with VOUT=1V, which
is -1.2° based on the dashed lines in Figure 11.
11) Determine the case temperature with ƒSW = 300kHz,
which is -0.3° based on the dashed lines in Figure 12.
12) Determine the case temperature with VCC = 5V, which
is +2.4° based on the dashed lines in Figure 13.
13) Determine the case temperature with L=210nH, which
is -0.8° based on the dashed lines in Figure 14.
14) Sum the case temperature adjustment from 9) to 13),
-0.6° -1.2° -0.3° +2.4° -0.8° = -0.5°. Deduct the delta
from the highest ambient temperature in step 8), 77°C
- (-0.5°C) = 77.5°C.
INDUCTOR CURRENT SENSING CAPACITOR CCS
AND RESISTOR RCS
If the IR3575 is used with inductor DCR sensing, care must
be taken in the printed circuit board layout to make a
Kelvin connection across the inductor DCR. The DC
resistance of the inductor is utilized to sense the inductor
current. Usually the resistor RCS and capacitor CCS in parallel
with the inductor are chosen to match the time constant of
the inductor, and therefore the voltage across the
capacitor CCS represents the inductor current.
Measure the inductance L and the inductor DC resistance
RL. Pre-select the capacitor CCS and calculate RCS as follows.
CS
L
CS
C
R
L
R



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