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Part # MAX5913
Description  48V Quad Hot-Swap Controllers For Power-Over-LAN
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+48V Quad Hot-Swap Controllers For
Power-Over-LAN
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threshold current, the open-circuit detector turns off the
switch after a 25.6ms delay, FAULT goes low and the
Port-OC flag is set for that switch. To clear the switch
latched-off condition, FAULT and Port-OC flags drive
the corresponding ON input low.
Overcurrent Faults
When an on switch current exceeds the current-limit
threshold, foldback circuitry activates and regulates the
switch current. When current limit lasts for longer than
tO, the switch latches off. The Power-OK status flag is
set low, and the FAULT flag is set. If auto-retry is
enabled, the switch remains off for a period tOFF. If
auto-retry is disabled, the switch remains latched off,
and FAULT is low. Reset the latch and FAULT by dri-
ving corresponding ON_ low.
Applications Information
Considerations for circuit design include output capaci-
tor requirements, current-limit requirements, setting the
maximum on-time in current limit, and choosing a suit-
able MOSFET and on-time duty cycle in auto-retry.
Output Capacitor Requirements
The load capacitor requirements should be determined
first, as this affects the required startup.
Current-Limit Requirements
(Choosing RSENSE)
The current limit should be set to at least 20% higher
than the expected full load current. If current limit is
also used to control startup current, then set this limit
high enough so that the output voltage can rise and
settle before tO elapses (see Setting tO section below).
Setting tO (Choosing RRTIM)
Choose the tO time by connecting a 2k
Ω to 40kΩ resistor
from RTIM to DGND. The minimum 6.4ms tO is set with
RRTIM = 2k
Ω. The maximum 128ms tO is set with RRTIM
= 40k
Ω set according to the following equation:
tO = (RRTIM / 2k
Ω) (6.4ms).
tO should be chosen appropriately, depending on the
startup condition. There are two cases:
1) For startup without current limit, when
the startup current does not reach the maximum cur-
rent-limit threshold and tO will not activate during
startup condition. In this case, set tO to a small
value, but large enough to allow the switch to remain
on during large output load-current transients. The
smaller the tO, the faster the MAX5913/MAX5914
turn off the external FET in case of output overload
or short-circuit condition.
2) For startup with current limit, when
which is expected when
is large, tO must be set to be long enough to allow the
output voltage to rise and settle before tO elapses. In
this case, tO must satisfy the following equation:
where VCC is the input voltage and given that IL < ILIM.
Choosing Power MOSFET
The FET must withstand a short-circuit condition where
its power dissipation is PDISS = VCC ✕ ILIM. The FET
must have sufficient thermal capacitance to prevent
thermal heating damage during the tO time.
Choose Duty Cycle (setting DC)
The duty cycle can be adjusted to allow time for heat to
dissipate between tO cycles, allowing use of smaller
MOSFETs with lower thermal capacitance. For smaller
duty cycle, a smaller FET is sufficient. See Table 2 for
setting the duty cycle.
The auto-retry off-time should not be too long to keep
system wait time during retry period to a reasonable
value. For example, when tO is set to 128ms and duty
cycle is set to 1%, the retry time is 99 ✕ 128ms = 12.7s.
Application Circuits
In a typical LAN system there are two ways to deliver
power over the LAN cable. Power can be supplied to
the unused cable pairs, or power can be supplied over
the signal pairs (Figures 9 and 10).
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