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8 / 16 page ![]() Applications Information (Cont.) 8 © 2006 Semtech Corp. www.semtech.com SC198 POWER MANAGEMENT VOUT Upper Threshold Limit PSAVE Mode at Light Load PWM Mode at Medium/ High Load PSAVE Exit Threshold BURST OFF Higher Load Applied 0 A Inductor Current Time Lower Threshold Limit PSAVE Operation In PSAVE mode, V OUT regulation is controlled by bursts in switching. While the output voltage is between the low and high voltage thresholds, switching is stopped to reduce loss in the regulator due to switching. When the voltage drops to the lower threshold, the switch bursts at a fixed on time until the upper threshold is met. At this point the output voltage is allowed to ramp down to the lower threshold again without switching to conserve power. In the PSAVE mode, less switching is used. Less switching results in less power loss which can be seen in the difference of efficiency between PWM mode and PSAVE mode at light loads. The PSAVE switching burst frequency is controlled such that the inductor current ripple during the burst is similar to that in PWM mode. The minimum switching frequency during this period is limited to 650kHz. The SC198 automatically detects when to exit PSAVE mode. The device sets a maximum peak current in PSAVE mode, and then detects when V OUT falls due to the load increasing above the level that the peak current will support. For the SC198 to exit PSAVE mode, the load must be increased, which causes V OUT to decrease until the PSAVE exit threshold is reached. PSAVE levels are set high to minimize the undershoot when the SC198 exits PSAVE. Protection Features The SC198 provides the following protection features: Thermal Shutdown Current Limit Over-Voltage Protection Soft-Start Thermal Shutdown The device has a thermal shutdown feature to protect the SC198 if the junction temperature exceeds 145°C. In thermal shutdown the on-chip power devices are disabled, tri-stating the LX output. Switching will resume when the temperature drops by 10°C. During this time if the output voltage decreases by more than 60% of its programmed value, a soft-start will be invoked. Current Limit The PMOS and NMOS power devices of the buck switcher stage are protected by current limit functions. In the case of a short to ground on the output, the part enters frequen- cy foldback mode, that causes the switching frequency to divide by a factor determined by the output voltage. This prevents the inductor current from “staircasing”. Over-Voltage Protection Over-voltage protection is provided on the SC198. Hysteresis is provided to prevent toggling in and out of operation. Soft-Start Thesoft-startmodeoperatesbylimitingthecurrentthrough the inductor and controlling the switching frequency. The current limit is increased over several milliseconds the in discrete steps. This has the desired effect of limiting in- rush current from the input supply. The soft-start mode is cancelled once the output reaches regulation. Soft-start is only re-enabled by power cycling, toggling enable, UVLO event, or shutdown. |
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