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MAX1673ESA Datasheet(HTML) 7 Page - Maxim Integrated Products |
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7 / 8 page ![]() Linear Mode (Constant-Frequency Mode) In LIN mode (LIN/SKIP = IN), the charge pump runs con- tinuously at 350kHz. The MAX1673 controls the charge on CFLY by varying the gate drive on S1 (Figure 2). When the output voltage falls, CFLY charges faster due to increased gate drive. Since the device switches con- tinuously, the regulation scheme minimizes output ripple, the output noise contains well-defined frequency compo- nents, and the circuit requires much smaller external capacitors than in Skip mode for a given output ripple.* However, LIN mode is less efficient than Skip mode due to higher operating current (8mA typical). Skip Mode In Skip mode (LIN/SKIP = GND), the device switches only as needed to maintain regulation on FB. Switching cycles are skipped until the voltage on FB rises above GND. Skip mode has higher output noise than LIN mode, but minimizes operating current. Shutdown Mode When SHDN (a CMOS-compatible input) is driven low, the MAX1673 enters low-power shutdown mode. Charge-pump switching action halts and an internal 1 Ω switch pulls VOUT to ground. Connect SHDN to IN or drive high for normal operation. *See Output Ripple vs. Load Current in Typical Operating Characteristics. Applications Information Resistor Selection (Output Voltage Selection) The accuracy of VOUT depends on the accuracy of the voltage biasing the voltage-divider network (R1, R2). Use a separate reference voltage if VIN is an unregulat- ed voltage or if greater accuracy is desired (Figure 4). Adjust the output voltage from -1.5V to -VIN in LIN mode or 0V to -VIN in Skip mode with external resistors R1 and R2 as shown in Figures 1 and 4. In either regu- lating mode (LIN or Skip), FB servos to 0V. Use the following equations to select R1 and R2 for the desired output voltage: where VREF can be either VIN or some other positive reference source. Typically, choose a voltage-divider current of 50µA to minimize the effect of FB input current: R1 = VREF / 50µA R2 = -VOUT / 50µA Capacitor Selection A CFLY value of 1µF or more is sufficient to supply the specified load current. However, for minimum ripple in Skip mode, this value may need to be increased. Maxim recommends 2.2µF. Surface-mount ceramic capacitors are preferred for CFLY, due to their small size, low cost, and low equiva- lent series resistance (ESR). To ensure proper opera- tion over the entire temperature range, choose ceramic capacitors with X7R (or equivalent) low-temperature- coefficient (tempco) dielectrics. See Table 1 for a list of suggested capacitor suppliers. The output capacitor stores the charge transferred from the flying capacitor and services the load between oscillator cycles. A good general rule is to make the output capacitance at least ten times greater than that of the flying capacitor. When in Skip mode, output ripple depends mostly on two parameters: charge transfer between the capaci- tance values of CFLY and COUT, and the ESR of COUT. The ESR ripple contribution occurs as COUT charges. The charging current creates a negative voltage pulse across the capacitor’s ESR that recedes as COUT charges. At equilibrium, when the voltage on CFLY approaches that on COUT, no charging current flows. Secondly, the ripple contribution due to charge transfer between capacitors creates a pulse as charge flows to COUT. Adding the two terms does not determine peak- to-peak ripple because their peaks do not occur at the same time. It is best to use only the dominant term. The expression for the ripple component predominantly due to COUT ESR is: V = - V R2 R1 OUT REF Regulated, 125mA-Output, Charge-Pump DC-DC Inverter _______________________________________________________________________________________ 7 MAX1673 IN INPUT 5.0V OUTPUT -3V CIN 10 µF COUT 22 µF CFLY 2.2 µF LIN/SKIP FB R1 100k R2 60.4k OUT GND CAP+ ON OFF 4 2 3 SHDN CAP- LIN SKIP 1 7 5 6 8 VREF 5V VOUT = -VREF x R2 R1 Figure 4. Separate VREF for Voltage Divider |
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