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PI2211 Datasheet(HTML) 21 Page - Vicor Corporation |
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21 / 26 page ![]() Picor Corporation · picorpower.com PI2211 Rev 1.1, Page 21 of 26 PI2211 For example: A MOSFET with a RθJ-C of 2.5°C/W, a BUS voltage of 12V, and a start-up current limit of 6.25A will yield the following RθJ-C scaling factor: Using the thermal impedance curves shown in Figure 16 and a RθJ-C scalar of 0.32, the intersection with the single pulse curve produces a pulse width of 1.4ms. To summarize, a 1.4ms pulse of 75W across this particular MOSFET should raise the junction to case temperature by 60°C. Knowing the pulse width, TauP can be calculated using the equation below: [ [ [ [ ]] ] ] Where; PULSE is the pulse width taken from the RθJ-C thermal impedance curves, RθC-A is the default junction to case thermal impedance of 60°C/W, RθJ-C is the maximum junction-to-case value of the MOSFET scaled by the ratio of the FET's RθC-A and the default RθC-A . Power is the nominal BUS voltage multiplied by the current programmed via RSOAS. Power = BUS * RSOAS * .0025 The power across the MOSFET is calculated by the PI2211 as the product of the BUS voltage and the programmed current as determined by RSOAS. Knowing TauP, RSOAT can be calculated using the equation below: Using junction-to-case thermal impedance curves is a good method to determine the duration of the power pulse since the junction-to-case heats up much faster than the case-to- ambient and they are typically the most accurate thermal curves published. The MOSFET in Figure 16 reaches its normalized RθJ-C value at about 50ms. MOSFETs with larger die sizes can take much longer to reach their normalized value, even though they might be in the same package. As this single pulse time increases, then effect of the RθJ-A will become more dominate and the RθJ-A single-pulse thermal impedance curve should be used to determine the pulse width for a 60°C junction rise. 4) Under and Over-Voltage Programming: As is shown in Figure 7, there is a programmable window of BUS voltage range where the PI2211 is guaranteed to be operational. This window is defined by the OV pin voltage being ≤ 0.675Vdc and the UV/EN pin voltage being ≥ 0.750Vdc. The user should be aware that VBUSMAX , when calculated using the following equations, is the maximum voltage where the controller is guaranteed to be operational, not the maximum voltage where the controller faults. Figure 17 - Resistor divider options for UV and OV threshold programming. To calculate the OV and UV resistor divider ratios for separate networks: Using a three resistor string (RHI, RMID, RLO); when VBUSMIN the voltage on UV is 0.75V, when VBUSMAX the voltage on OV is 0.675V. The ratio of the RMID to RLOW can be determined once the ratio of VBUSMAX to VBUSMIN is set. |
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