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AN4444 Datasheet(PDF) 51 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # AN4444
Description  ST7590 PRIME compliant power line networking SoC design guide
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Manufacturer  STMICROELECTRONICS [STMicroelectronics]
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AN4444
Design guidelines
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Design guidelines
10.1
PCB layout guidelines
10.1.1
Thermal performance
The ST7590 device can operate within the standard industrial temperature range, from -40
to 85 °C ambient temperature. Especially in high ambient temperature conditions, the effect
of the power dissipation of the device must be considered to keep it operating in safe
conditions.
Even if the ST7590 features a built-in thermal shutdown circuitry which turns off the power
amplifier (PA) when the die temperature (TJ) exceeds 150 °C, it is recommended not to
exceed 125 °C during normal operation to ensure the functionality of the IC.
A QFN48 package with an exposed pad has been chosen for the ST7590 device to have
a very good thermal performance. However, in order to take full advantage from this, the
PCB must be designed to effectively conduct heat away from the package.
To get a low impedance thermal path to the PCB, a 5 x 5 mm thermal pad has been realized
on the top layer under the device. In order to effectively remove the heat, the exposed pad
must be well soldered to the PCB thermal pad. Therefore, the out-gassing phenomenon due
to the soldering process must be controlled to reduce solder voids between the QFN48
exposed pad and the PCB thermal pad. To achieve this, smaller multiple openings in the
solder paste stencil should be used instead of one big opening on the thermal pad region.
This has also the advantage to reduce the amount of solder paste used, thus avoiding
bridges with perimeter pads.
A suitable example for the QFN48 package is shown in Figure 42.
Figure 42. Example of stencil openings for the QFN48 package
Another technique to improve heat conduction on the top layer is to fill all unused areas with
copper tied to the dissipating ground plane.
In order to have an effective heat transfer from the top layer of the PCB to the bottom layer,
thermal vias need to be included within the thermal pad area. If properly designed, thermal
vias are the most efficient paths for removing heat from the device.
1.35 x 1.35 mm squares
Coverage: 68%
at 1.65 mm pitch



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