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PI2211 Datasheet(PDF) 19 Page - Vicor Corporation

Part # PI2211
Description  Programmable inrush current limiting
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Manufacturer  VICOR [Vicor Corporation]
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PI2211
Rev 1.1, Page 19 of 26
PI2211
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RDSON and RDSSCALAR
Using the VGS @ 4.5V trace, the RDSON can be taken from the
graph on the left in
Figure 14, using the desired operating current as an X
intercept. Once that value is chosen, the graph on the right
will determine the scalar of the RDSON value at the maximum
junction temperature. In this example it is about 1.58X, also
taken using the VGS @ 4.5V trace.
IDCMAX is the DC operating current that will heat the MOSFET
to its maximum junction temperature TJMAX when the
surrounding environment is at some maximum ambient
temperature. It is found by taking the maximum allowed
temperature rise of the MOSFET, based on the difference
between the maximum MOSFET junction temperature and
the maximum ambient temperature, and dividing this by the
thermal resistance of the MOSFET, RJ-A. The results will be
the maximum wattage (power) of the MOSFET. Dividing this
wattage by the RDSON of the MOSFET, at its maximum
junction temperature, will yield the maximum operating
current squared. IDCMAX is calculated as 90% of this value.
√
Where; TJMAX = Maximum allowed junction temperature
TAMBMAX = Maximum ambient temperature
RDSON = The MOSFET "On" resistance @ room
temperature.
RDSSCALAR = The MOSFET "On" resistance multiplier @
the maximum junction temperature.
RJA = The MOSFET thermal resistance, junction to
ambient.
Recommended MOSFETs:
The ability to program the PI2211 to maintain a MOSFET in its
thermal SOA region allows for a wider selection of MOSFETs
to be used in a hot-swap application.
When selecting a MOSFET, the key features to look for are:
low RDSON at 4.5VGS
a minimum VDS voltage rating of 20V
a RθJ-C between 0.5°C/W and 7.5°C/W
the peak pulsed current rating
packages with metal thermal tabs
The PI2211 is designed to be used with a wide range of
MOSFETs in various packages, but to realize the greatest
efficiency Picor recommends the use of surface mount
MOSFETs with a metal drain tab for the best thermal and
RDSon performance. Packages such as Vishay's PowerPAK SO8
and 1212-8, Infineon's PG-TDSON-8 and PG-TSDSON-8, IR's 5
x 6 mm and 3 x 3 mm PQFN, and other similar tabbed
packages offer MOSFETs with high current ratings, better
RθJ-C thermal transfer properties and lower RDSon resistances.
3) PI2211 Resistor Calculations:
RACC is the resistor used to program the internal current
source. Its value is always 20.0k and should be set using a 1%
tolerance resistor. The power through the resistor is about
30µW.
RTIMER is the resistor that programs the start-up delay timer
after board insertion; DELAY is in the range of 5ms to 100ms.
For a 25ms delay:
SOA Programming Components:
Every MOSFET has its own unique thermal characteristics,
due to die size, lead frame, packaging, etc., and these
characteristics need to be "programmed" into the PI2211
digital model for it to accurately emulate and predict the
junction temperature rise for any given MOSFET. The model
needs to know the MOSFET junction-to-case and junction-to-
ambient thermal impedances, as well as the power through
the MOSFET, in order to accurately predict the MOSFET
junction
temperature
rise.
These
unique
MOSFET
characteristics are used in conjunction with some built-in
default model parameters to accurately model a MOSFET in
the end user's application.
Figure 15 - MOSFET Power measurements.
RSOAS
The PI2211 determines the power across the MOSFET by
measuring the voltage drops across the MOSFET and the
sense resistor, as is shown in Figure 15. The RSOAS resistor is
used to program the PI2211 with the sense resistor's value.
The value range of this programming resistor is 1k minimum,
to 20k maximum.
The equation for calculating RSOAS is:
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Where; 10Ω
2 is the SOAS current scaling factor,
the default case-to-ambient, RΘCA-DEFAULT, is 60°C/W,
the default temperature rise, ΔTDEFAULT, is 60°C,



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