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21 / 24 page ![]() 21 LT1777 Optional Input/Output Filtering When minimum conducted noise is required, it is often advantageous to add an explicit input and/or output filter to the topology. This can be a cost-effective way to reduce conducted noise on the input or output node by an order of magnitude or more. The exact details involved are a bit lengthy, so the user is referred to the thorough treatments in Application Notes AN19 and AN44. However, an ex- ample will be given to illustrate the principles involved. Figure 12 shows the previous “Basic 5V Output Applica- tion” modified with an additional input inductor and an output L/C combination. The dramatic improvement in noise performance is seen in the accompanying oscillo- scope photos shown in Figures 13 and 14. Operating conditions are VIN = 24V, IOUT = 400mA. The pair of scope photos in Figure 13 show the response at the input node, before and after the additional 33 µHinductorisadded.The upper waveform shows an AC-coupled version of the output voltage at 50mV/DIV, and the lower waveform is a DC-coupled representation of current into the node at 50mA/DIV. Input voltage ripple is seen to decrease from 100mVP-P to perhaps 10mVP-P. Ripple current is also seen to decrease dramatically. (This improvement in AC ripple current actually affects radiated magnetic noise.) The next pair of scope photos in Figure 14 show an AC-coupled version of the output node at 2mV/DIV. Voltage ripple is seen to be originally about 12mVP-P, with most of the energy in the lowest harmonics. After the addition of a 4.7 µH inductor and a second 100µF output capacitor, ripple is about 200 µVP-P. These input and output inductor requirements are typically not very difficult to achieve, and inexpensive open style DO1608C types were used in this example. Once again, more costly closed-construction style inductors may be employed, but these are usually not necessary, as the AC fields generated by these inductors are typically small. TYPICAL APPLICATIONS Figure 13. Input Node Ripple + VIN VCC VSW LT1777 VD SHDN SYNC 4 10 7 6 D1 L4 4.7 µH L3 33 µH 1777 F12 VOUT 5 3 VIN 12 14 13 VC FB SGND + C8 100 µF 10V + ADDITIONAL FILTER COMPONENTS L3: COILCRAFT D01608C-333 OR SIMILAR L4: COILCRAFT D01608C-472 OR SIMILAR C8: AVX D CASE TPSD107M010R0080 Figure 12. Basic 5V Application with Optional Input/Output Filters 2 µs/DIV VIN NODE VOLTAGE AC COUPLED 50mV/DIV 1777 F13b (b) After Input Inductor GND, CH2 VIN NODE CURRENT DC COUPLED 50mA/DIV 2 µs/DIV VIN NODE VOLTAGE AC COUPLED 50mV/DIV VIN NODE CURRENT DC COUPLED 50mA/DIV GND, CH2 1777 F13a (a) Before Input Inductor |
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