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EL2260CS Datasheet(HTML) 12 Page - Intersil Corporation |
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12 / 15 page ![]() 12 DC bias the inputs at an appropriate common mode voltage and AC couple the signal, or 2) ensure the driving signal is within the common mode range of the EL2260/EL2460. Settling Characteristics The EL2260/EL2460 offer superb settling characteristics to 0.1%, typically in the 35ns to 40ns range. There are no aberrations created from the input stage which often cause longer settling times in other current feedback amplifiers. The EL2260/EL2460 are not slew rate limited, therefore any size step up to ±10V gives approximately the same settling time. As can be seen from the Long Term Settling Error curve, for AV = +1, there is approximately a 0.035% residual which tails away to 0.01% in about 40µs. This is a thermal settling error caused by a power dissipation differential (before and after the voltage step). For AV = -1, due to the inverting mode configuration, this tail does not appear since the input stage does not experience the large voltage change as in the non-inverting mode. With AV = -1, 0.01% settling time is slightly greater than 100ns. Power Dissipation The EL2260/EL2460 amplifiers combine both high speed and large output current drive capability at a moderate supply current in very small packages. It is possible to exceed the maximum junction temperature allowed under certain supply voltage, temperature, and loading conditions. To ensure that the EL2260/EL2460 remain within their absolute maximum ratings, the following discussion will help to avoid exceeding the maximum junction temperature. The maximum power dissipation allowed in a package is determined by its thermal resistance and the amount of temperature rise according to: The maximum power dissipation actually produced by an IC is the total quiescent supply current times the total power supply voltage plus the power in the IC due to the load, or where N is the number of amplifiers per package, and IS is the current per amplifier. (To be more accurate, the quiescent supply current flowing in the output driver transistor should be subtracted from the first term because, under loading and due to the class AB nature of the output stage, the output driver current is now included in the second term.) In general, an amplifier’s AC performance degrades at higher operating temperature and lower supply current. Unlike some amplifiers, such as the LT1229 and LT1230, the EL2260/EL2460 maintain almost constant supply current over temperature so that AC performance is not degraded as much over the entire operating temperature range. Of course, this increase in performance doesn’t come for free. Since the current has increased, supply voltages must be limited so that maximum power ratings are not exceeded. Each amplifier in the EL2260/EL2460 consume typically 7.5mA and maximum 10.0mA. The worst case power in an IC occurs when the output voltage is at half supply, if it can go that far, or its maximum value if it cannot reach half supply. If we assume that the EL2260/EL2460 is used for double terminated video cable driving applications (RL = 150Ω), and the gain = +2, then the maximum output voltage is 2V, and the average output voltage is 1.4V. If we set the two PDmax equations equal to each other, and solve for VS, we can get a family of curves for various packages and conditions according to: The following curve shows supply voltage (±VS) vs. temperature for the various packages assuming AV =+ 2, RL = 150, and VOUT peak = 2V. The curves include worst case conditions (IS = 10mA and all amplifiers operating at VOUT peak = 2V). The curves do not include heat removal or forcing air, or the simple fact that the package will probably be attached to a circuit board, which can also provide some form of heat removal. Larger temperature and voltage ranges are possible with heat removal and forcing air past the part. Current Limit The EL2260/EL2460 have internal current limits that protect the circuit in the event of the output being shorted to ground. This limit is set at 100mA nominally and reduces with junction temperature. At a junction temperature of 150°C, the current limits at about 65mA. If any one output is shorted to ground, the power dissipation could be well over 1W, and much greater if all outputs are shorted. Heat removal is P DMAX T JMAX T AMAX – θ JA --------------------------------------------- = P DMAX N2 V S I S V S V OUT – () V OUT R L ---------------- × + × × × = V S R L T JMAX T AMAX – () × N θ JA × --------------------------------------------------------------- V OUT () + 2I S R L × × () V OUT + ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- = Supply Voltage vs Ambient Temperature for All Packages of EL2260/EL2460 EL2260, EL2460 |
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