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LMD18400 Datasheet(PDF) 13 Page - National Semiconductor (TI)

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Part # LMD18400
Description  Quad High Side Driver
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Applications Information (Continued)
TLH11026 – 23
FIGURE 13 Switching an Inductive Load
When switched ON the worst case power dissipation is
PD(ON) e IPeak2 c RON where IPeak e
VCC
RON a RS
The steady-state ON current of the inductor should be kept
less than 1A per power switch
The additional power dissipation during turn-off as the in-
ductor is de-energized and the voltage across the inductor
is clamped to b5V can be found by
PD(OFF) e
(VCC a 5V) c IPeak
2
for the time interval tClamp which is the time required for
the inductor current to fall to zero
tClamp e
IPeak c L
5V
The size of the inductor will determine the time duration for
this additional power dissipation interval Even though the
peak current is kept less than 1A the switch during this
interval will see a voltage across it of VCC a 5V with no
power limit protection If the inductor is too large the time
interval may be long enough to heat the die temperature to
a
170 C thereby shutting OFF all other loads on the pack-
age
The total average power dissipation during a full ONOFF
switching cycle of an inductive load will be
PD(tot) e IPeak2 RON tON a
IPeak2L(VCC a 5V)
10
( 1
tON a tOFF
Due to the common cut-off of all loads forced by thermal
shutdown the thermal time constants of the package be-
come a concern
Figure 14 provides an indication of the
time it takes to heat the die to thermal shutdown with a step
increase in package power dissipation from an initial junc-
tion temperature of a25 C This data was measured using
a PC board layout providing a thermal resistance from junc-
tion to ambient of approximately 35 CW Less heatsinking
will of course result in faster thermal shutdown of the pow-
er switches
TLH11026 – 24
FIGURE 14 Approximate time required for the die to
reach the 170 C thermal shutdown point from 25 C for
different total package power dissipation levels
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