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MAX15053 Datasheet(HTML) 14 Page - Maxim Integrated Products |
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14 / 21 page ![]() High-Efficiency, 2A, Current-Mode Synchronous, Step-Down Switching Regulator 14 _____________________________________________________________________________________ capacitor’s ESL. Estimate the output-voltage ripple due to the output capacitance, ESR, and ESL as follows: OUT OUT OUT ESR_COUT SW IN SW OUT V V 1 V 1 R f L V 8 f C ∆ = × − × + × × × For ceramic capacitors, ESR contribution is negligible: ESR_OUT SW OUT 1 R 8 f C << × × For tantalum or electrolytic capacitors, ESR contribution is dominant: ESR_OUT SW OUT 1 R 8 f C >> × × Use these equations for initial output-capacitor selec- tion. Determine final values by testing a prototype or an evaluation circuit. A smaller ripple current results in less output-voltage ripple. Since the inductor ripple current is a factor of the inductor value, the output-voltage ripple decreases with larger inductance. Use ceramic capaci- tors for low ESR and low ESL at the switching frequency of the converter. The ripple voltage due to ESL is negli- gible when using ceramic capacitors. Load-transient response also depends on the selected output capacitance. During a load transient, the output instantly changes by ESR x DILOAD. Before the controller can respond, the output deviates further, depending on the inductor and output capacitor values. After a short time, the controller responds by regulating the output voltage back to the predetermined value. Use higher COUT values for applications that require light load operation or transition between heavy load and light load, triggering skip mode, causing output under- shooting or overshooting. When applying the load, limit the output undershoot by sizing COUT according to the following formula: LOAD OUT CO OUT I C 3f x V ∆ ≅ ∆ where DILOAD is the total load change, fCO is the regula- tor unity-gain bandwidth (or zero crossover frequency), and DVOUT is the desired output undershooting. When removing the load and entering skip mode, the device cannot control output overshooting, since it has no sink current capability; see the Skip Mode Frequency and Output Ripple section to properly size COUT. Skip Mode Frequency and Output Ripple In skip mode, the switching frequency (fSKIP) and output ripple voltage (VOUT-RIPPLE) shown in Figure 2 are cal- culated as follows: tON is a fixed time (300ns, typ); the peak inductor current reached is: IN OUT SKIP LIMIT ON V V I t L − − = × Figure 2. Skip Mode Waveform IL VOUT ISKIP-LIMIT tON ILOAD VOUT-RIPPLE tOFF1 tOFF2 = n × tCK |
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