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9 / 20 page ![]() LT3477 9 3477fc APPLICATIONS INFORMATION Setting Positive Output Voltages To set a positive output voltage, select the values of R1 and R2 (see Figure 2) according to the following equation: VOUT =1.235V 1+ R1 R2 For designs needing an adjustable current level, the IADJ1 and IADJ2 pins are provided for the first and the second current sense amplifiers, respectively. With the IADJ1 and IADJ2 pins tied higher than 650mV, the nominal current sense voltage is 100mV (appearing between the ISP1 and ISN2 or ISP2 and ISN2 pins). Applying a positive DC voltage less than 600mV to the IADJ1 and IADJ2 pins will decrease the current sense voltage according to the following formula: I mV R V mV SENSE SENSE IADJ = 100 618 • For example, if 309mV is applied to the IADJ1 pin and RSENSE is 0.5Ω, the current sense will be reduced from 200mA to 100mA. The adjustability allows the regulated current to be reduced without changing the current sense resistor (e.g., to adjust brightness in an LED driver or to reduce the charge current in a battery charger). Considerations When Sensing Input Current In addition to regulating the DC output current for cur- rent-source applications, the constant-current loop of the LT3477 can also be used to provide an accurate input current limit. Boost converters cannot provide output short-circuit protection, but the surge turn-on current can be drastically reduced using the LT3477 current sense at the input. SEPICs, however, have an output that is DC- isolated from the input, so an input current limit not only helps soft-start the output but also provides excellent short-circuit protection. When sensing input current, the sense resistor should be placed in front of the inductor (between the decoupling capacitor and the inductor). This will regulate the average inductor current and maintain a consistent inductor ripple current, which will, in turn, maintain a well regulated input current. Do not place the sense resistor between the input source and the input decoupling capacitor, as this may allow the inductor ripple current to vary widely (even though the average input current and the average inductor current will still be regulated). Since the inductor current is a triangular waveform (not a DC waveform like the output current) Figure 2. Positive Output Voltage Feedback Connections R4 R3 3477 F03 FBP VREF –VOUT LT3477 FBN Figure 3. Negative Output Voltage Feedback Connections R2 R1 3477 F02 FBN VREF VOUT LT3477 FBP Setting Negative Output Voltages To set a negative output voltage, select the values of R3 and R4 (see Figure 3) according to the following equation: VOUT = –1.235V R3 R4 Selecting RSENSE/Current Sense Adjustment Using the following formula to choose the correct current sense resistor value (for constant current or fail-safe operation). R mV I SENSE SENSE = 100 |
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