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19 / 24 page ![]() 19 LT1683 1683f For continuous operation at IOUT(MIN) = IOUT(MAX)/4, inductor ripple (the same as output ripple): ∆= = I A A L 2 2 4 1 • The duty cycle for nominal input is: DC VV NV I R NOM OUT F IN NOM SW ON = + − () == 2 55 2 61 47 5 35 3 •• . . •. .% () Then L A kHz H = + () − () =µ 50 5 1 2 35 3 1 100 16 .• • . % • Off-the-shelf components can be used for this inductor. Say we choose a 22 µH inductor then ripple current at maximum input (DC = 29.1%) is: ∆= + () − () µ = I F kHz A L 50 5 1 2 29 1 22 100 103 .• • . % • . The maximum inductor current is: IA A A L MAX () . . =+ = 2 103 2 252 Primary inductance should be greater than: LPRI = 5 • 22µH • 6.12 = 4.1mH The secondary inductance would then be: 4.1mH/6.12 = 110 µH The magnetizing ripple current is approximately: ∆= = I mH kHz mA MAG 55 1 61 4 1 100 81 . . •. • Peak switch current is: I A mA mA SW PEAK () . •. =+ = 1 61 2 51 81 494 Note that you can discern your magnetizing ripple by looking at the reflected inductance ripple and subtracting it from the switch current ripple. ∆IMAG = N • IL – ∆ISW The max ripple current on the switch is: ∆= + = I A mA A SW MAX () . . . 103 61 81 0 25 Knowing the peak switch current we can go back and iterate with a more accurate switch on voltage. We would have to know the RON of the FET. In our case our assump- tions of a 0.5V switch on voltage is valid for RON + RSENSE < 1Ω. Capacitors Correct choice of input and output capacitors is very important to low noise switcher performance. Push-pull topologies and other low noise topologies will in general have continuous currents, which reduce the requirements for capacitance. However, noise depends more on the ESR of the capacitors. In addition lower ESR can also improve efficiency. Input capacitors must also withstand surges that occur during the switching of some types of loads. Some solid tantalum capacitors can fail under these surge conditions. Design Note 95 offers more information but the following is a brief summary of capacitor types and attributes. Aluminum Electrolytic: Low cost and higher voltage. They can be used in this application but in general you will need higher capacitance to achieve low ESR. Additional nonelectrolytic capacitors may be required to achieve better performance. Specialty Polymer Aluminum: Panasonic has come out with their series CD capacitors. While they are only avail- able for voltages below 16V, they have very low ESR and good surge capability. APPLICATIO S I FOR ATIO |
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