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  1 www.semtech.com SC4603 very low input, mhz operation, high efficiency synchronous buck power management revision: may 5, 2004 description features applications typical application circuit ? bicmos voltage mode pwm controller ? 2.25v to 5.5v input voltage range ? output voltages as low as 0.5v ? sleep mode (icc = 10a typ) ? lossless adjustable overcurrent protection ? combination pulse by pulse & hiccup mode current limit ? high efficiency synchronous switching ? 0% to 100% duty cycle range ? synchronization to external clock ? asynchronous start-up ? 1mhz frequency of operation ? 10-pin msop surface mount package ? distributed power architecture ? servers/workstations ? local microprocessor core power supplies ? dsp and i/o power supplies ? battery powered applications ? telecommunication equipment ? data processing applications the SC4603 is a voltage mode step down (buck) regula- tor controller that provides accurate high efficiency power conversion from input supply range 2.25v to 5.5v. a high level of integration reduces external component count and makes it suitable for low voltage applications where cost, size and efficiency are critical. the SC4603 drives external complementary power mosfets; p-channel on the high side and n-channel on the low side. the use of high side p-channel mosfets eliminates the need for an external charge pump and simplifies the high side gate driver. non-overlap protec- tion is provided for the gate drive signals to prevent shoot through of the mosfet pair. the voltage drop across the p-channel mosfet during its conduction is sensed for lossless short circuit current limiting. a low power sleep mode can be achieved by forcing the sync/sleep pin below 0.8v. a synchronous mode of op- eration is activated as the sync/sleep pin is driven by an external clock. the quiescent supply current in sleep mode is typically lower than 10 a. a 1.7ms soft start is internally provided to prevent output voltage overshoot during start-up. a 100% maximum duty cycle allows the SC4603 to operate as a low dropout regulator in the event of a low battery condition. the SC4603 is an ideal choice for 3.3v, 5v or other low input supply systems. it?s available in 10 pin msop package. * external components can be modified to provide a vout as low as 0.5v. vcc 1 sync 2 comp 3 vsense 4 fs 5 iset 6 phase 7 gn d 8 ndrv 9 pdrv 10 u1 SC4603 r15 1 c3 4.7u c7 150u c14 33n r6 1.0 r5 1.0 r9 6.98k vout = 1.5v (a s low a s 0.5v * ) /6a m2 c10 22u c11 22u c12 22u vin = 2.25v ~ 5.5v c13 22u c4 22u rt 34.8k c1 150p c2 1n r1 20k r3 l1 2.3u c9 1.2n r8 806 m1 r7 14k
2 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management absolute maximum ratings electrical characteristics r e t e m a r a ps n o i t i d n o c t s e tn i mp y tx a mt i n u l l a r e v o e g a t l o v y l p p u s 5 2 . 25 . 5v p e e l s , t n e r r u c y l p p u sv p e e l s / c n y s v 0 =0 15 1a g n i t a r e p o , t n e r r u c y l p p u s 23 a m v c c d l o h s e r h t n o - n r u t 25 2 . 2v v c c s i s e r e t s y h f f o - n r u t 0 0 1v m r e i f i l p m a r o r r e e c n e r e f e r l a n r e t n iv c c t , v 3 . 3 = a c 5 2 =5 9 40 0 55 0 5v m v c c t , v 3 . 3 = a c 5 8 o t c 0 4 - =2 9 48 0 5v m e g n a h c e c n e r e f e r l a n r e t n iv c c t , v 3 . 3 o t v 5 2 . 2 = a c 5 2 =5 1 . 0 -1 . 05 3 . 0v / % v c c t , v 5 . 5 o t v 3 . 3 = a c 5 2 =4 . 0 -2 . 0 -0v / % t n e r r u c s a i b e s n e s v 0 0 2a n n i a g p o o l n e p o ) 1 ( v p m o c v 5 . 2 o t v 5 . 0 =0 8 ) 1 ( 0 9b d h t d i w d n a b n i a g y t i n u ) 1 ( 8z h m e t a r w e l s ) 1 ( 4 . 2s / v r e t e m a r a pl o b m y sm u m i x a ms t i n u v ( e g a t l o v y l p p u s c c )6v s u o u n i t n o c s t n e r r u c ) v r d n , v r d p ( s r e v i r d t u p t u o 5 2 . 0 a ) t e s i , s f , p e e l s / c n y s , p m o c , e s n e s v ( s t u p n i 6v e s a h p 5 . 5 o t 3 . 0 -v s n 0 5 < e s l u p t e s l u p e s a h p 6 o t 2 -v e g n a r e r u t a r e p m e t t n e i b m a g n i t a r e p ot a 5 8 + o t 0 4 -c e g n a r e r u t a r e p m e t e g a r o t st g t s 0 5 1 + o t 5 6 -c e g n a r e r u t a r e p m e t n o i t c n u jt j 0 5 1 + o t 5 5 -c e s a c o t n o i t c n u j e c n a d e p m i l a m r e h t c j 9 . 1 4w / c t n e i b m a o t n o i t c n u j e c n a d e p m i l a m r e h t a j 1 . 3 1 1w / c . c e s 0 1 ) g n i r e d l o s ( e r u t a r e p m e t d a e lt d a e l 0 0 3c ) l e d o m y d o b n a m u h ( g n i t a r d s ed s e2v k all voltages are with respect to gnd. currents are positive into, negative out of the specified terminal. unless otherwise specified, v cc = 3.3v, r t = 21kohm, t a = -40 c to 85 c , t a = t j. exceeding the specifications below may result in permanent damage to the device, or device malfunction. operation outside of th e parameters specified in the electrical characteristics section is not implied.
3 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management electrical characteristics (cont.) r e t e m a r a ps n o i t i d n o c t s e tn i mp y tx a mt i n u ) . t n o c ( r e i f i l p m a r o r r e h g i h p m o c vi p m o c a m 5 . 5 - =v c c 6 . 0 -v c c 4 . 0 -v w o l p m o c vi p m o c a m 5 . 5 =5 3 . 05 2 5 . 0v r o t a l l i c s o y c a r u c c a l a i t i n it a v , c 5 2 = p e e l s / c n y s h g i h =0 4 50 0 60 6 6z h k y t i l i b a t s e g a t l o vt a v , c 5 2 = c c v 5 . 5 o t v 5 2 . 2 =1v / % t n e i c i f f e o c e r u t a r e p m e tt a c 5 8 o t c 0 4 - =1 0 . 0c / % y c n e u q e r f n o i t a z i n o r h c n y s 1z h m d l o h s e r h t w o l c n y s 8 . 0v d l o h s e r h t h g i h c n y s 0 . 2v y e l l a v o t k a e p p m a r ) 1 ( 1v e g a t l o v k a e p p m a r ) 1 ( 5 2 . 1v e g a t l o v y e l l a v p m a r ) 1 ( 5 2 . 0v t i m i l t n e r r u c , t r a t s t f o s , p e e l s d l o h s e r h t p e e l sv t a d e r u s a e m p e e l s / c n y s w o l c i g o l 8 . 0v v t a d e r u s a e m p e e l s / c n y s h g i h c i g o l 0 . 2v t n e r r u c s a i b t u p n i p e e l s ) 2 ( v p e e l s / c n y s v 0 =0 5 -a n e m i t t r a t s t f o s ) 1 ( f w s z h k 0 0 6 =7 . 1s m d l o h s e r h t t i m i l t n e r r u c ) 2 ( t , t n e r r u c s a i b j c 5 2 =3 4 -0 5 -7 5 -a t n e i c i f f e o c e r u t a r e p m e t3 . 0 +c / % e m i t k n a l b t i m i l t n e r r u c ) 1 ( 0 5 1s n s t u p t u o r e v i r d l e n n a h c - p d n a l e n n a h c - n ) v r d p ( e c n a t s i s e r p u l l u p ) 2 ( i , v 3 . 3 = c c v t u o ) e c r u o s ( a m 0 0 1 - =4 . 3s m h o ) v r d p ( e c n a t s i s e r n w o d l l u p ) 2 ( i , v 3 . 3 = c c v t u o ) k n i s ( a m 0 0 1 =3s m h o ) v r d n ( e c n a t s i s e r p u l l u p ) 1 ( i , v 3 . 3 = c c v t u o ) e c r u o s ( a m 0 0 1 - =4 . 3s m h o ) v r d n ( e c n a t s i s e r n w o d l l u p ) 2 ( i , v 3 . 3 = c c v t u o ) k n i s ( a m 0 0 1 =5 . 1s m h o e m i t e s i r t u p t u o v r d p ) 2 ( c , v 3 . 3 = s g v t u o f n 0 . 1 =8s n e m i t l l a f t u p t u o v r d p ) 2 ( c , v 3 . 3 = s g v t u o f n 0 . 1 =7s n unless otherwise specified, v cc = 3.3v, r t = 21kohm, t a = -40 c to 85 c , t a = t j.
4 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management r e t e m a r a ps n o i t i d n o c t s e tn i mp y tx a mt i n u ) . t n o c ( s t u p t u o r e v i r d l e n n a h c - p d n a l e n n a h c - n e m i t e s i r t u p t u o v r d n ) 1 ( c , v 3 . 3 = s g v p m o c f n 1 =8s n e m i t l l a f t u p t u o v r d n ) 2 ( c , v 3 . 3 = s g v p m o c f n 1 =3s n y a l e d e m i t d a e d ) h g i h v r d n o t h g i h v r d p ( ) 3 ( e v i t p a d a y a l e d e m i t d a e d ) w o l v r d p o t w o l v r d n ( ) 1 ( 0 30 5s n electrical characteristics (cont.) notes: (1). guaranteed by design. (2). guaranteed by characterization. (3). dead time delay from pdrv high to ndrv high is adaptive. as the phase node voltage drops below 600mv due to pdrv high, ndrv will start to turn high. unless otherwise specified, v cc = 3.3v, r t = 21kohm, t a = -40 c to 85 c , t a = t j.
5 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management ordering information pin descriptions r e b m u n t r a p ) 1 ( e c i v e d t r t s m i 3 0 6 4 c s ) 2 ( 0 1 - p o s m vcc: positive supply rail for the ic. bypass this pin to gnd with a 0.1 to 4.7f low esl/esr ceramic capaci- tor. gnd: all voltages are measured with respect to this pin. all bypass and timing capacitors connected to gnd should have leads as short and direct as possible. fs: an external resistor connected with fs pin sets the clock frequency. sync/sleep: the oscillator frequency of SC4603 is set by fs when sync/sleep is pulled and held above 2v. its synchronous mode operation is activated as the sync/sleep is driven by an external clock. the oscilla- tor and pwm are designed to provide practical operation to 1mhz when synchronized. sleep mode is invoked if sync/sleep is pulled and held below 0.8v which can be accomplished by an external gate or transistor. the sleepmode supply current is 10a typical. vsense: this pin is the inverting input of the voltage amplifier and serves as the output voltage feedback point for the buck converter. it senses the output voltage through an external divider. comp: this is the output of the voltage amplifier. the voltage at this output is connected to the inverting input of the pwm comparator. a lead-lag network around the voltage amplifier compensates for the two pole lc filter characteristic inherent to voltage mode control and is required in order to optimize the dynamic performance of the voltage mode control loop. phase, iset: phase input is connected to the junction between the two external power mosfet transistors. the voltage drop across the upper p-channel device is moni- tored by phase and iset during pfet conduction and forms the current limit comparator and logic that sets the pwm latch and terminates the pfet output pulse once excessive voltage drop across the pfet is detected. the controller stops switching and goes through a soft start sequence once the converter output voltage drops below 70% its nominal voltage. this prevents excess power dissipation in the pmosfet during a short circuit. the current limit threshold is set by the external resistor between vcc and iset. the internal 50a current source has a positive temperature coefficient that can compen- sate pmosfet rdson variation due to its junction tem- perature change. pdrv, ndrv: the pwm circuitry provides complemen- tary drive signals to the output stages. the cross con- duction of the external mosfets is prevented by moni- toring the voltage on the p-channel and n-channel driver pins in conjunction with a time delay optimized for fet turn-off characteristics. notes: (1) only available in tape and reel packaging. a reel contains 2500 devices. (2) lead free product. (10 pin msop) pin configuration top view
6 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management typical characteristics oscillator internal accuracy vs temperature 592.0 594.0 596.0 598.0 600.0 602.0 -40-200 20406080 temperature (c) internal accuracy (khz) vcc = 3.3v current limit bias current vs input voltage 50 51 51 52 52 53 22.533.544.555.5 vcc (v) current limit bias current (ua) t a = 25c current limit bias current vs temperature 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60 -40-200 20406080 temperature (c) current limit bias current (ua) vcc = 3.3v sense voltage vs input voltage 497.5 498.0 498.5 499.0 499.5 500.0 500.5 501.0 22.533.544.555.5 vcc (v) sense voltage (mv) t a = 25c sense voltage vs temperature 498.5 499.0 499.5 500.0 500.5 501.0 -40-200 20406080 temperature (c) sense voltage (mv) vcc = 3.3v oscillator internal accuracy vs input voltage 580 585 590 595 600 22.533.544.555.5 vcc (v) internal accuracy (khz) ta = 25c
7 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management block diagram applications information enable pulling and holding the sync/sleep pin below 0.8v ini- tializes the sleep mode of the SC4603 with its typical sleep mode supply current of 10ua. during the sleep mode, the high side and low side mosfets are turned off and the internal soft start voltage is held low. oscillator the oscillator uses an external resistor to set the oscilla- tion frequency when the sync/sleep pin is pulled and held above 2v. the ramp waveform is a triangle at the pwm frequency with a peak voltage of 1.25v and a val- ley voltage of 0.25v. a 100% maximum duty cycle allows the SC4603 to operate as a low dropout regulator in the event of a low battery condition. the resistor tolerance adds to the accuracy of the oscillator frequency. the ex- ternal resistor connected to the fs pin, as shown below determines the approximate operating frequency: t 8 s r 10 126 f ? = an external clock connected to the sync/sleep acti- vates its synchronous mode and the frequency of the clock can be up to 1mhz. uvlo when the sync/sleep pin is pulled and held above 2v, the voltage on the vcc pin determines the operation of the SC4603. as v cc increases during start up, the uvlo block senses v cc and keeps the high side and low side mosfets off and the internal soft start voltage low until v cc reaches 2.25v. if no faults are present, the SC4603 will initiate a soft start when v cc exceeds 2.25v. a hysteresis (100mv) in the uvlo comparator provides noise immunity during its start up.
8 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management applications information - (cont.) soft start the soft start function is required for step down control- lers to prevent excess inrush current through the dc bus during start up. generally this can be done by sourcing a controlled current into a timing capacitor and then using the voltage across this capacitor to slowly ramp up the error amp reference. the closed loop creates narrow width driver pulses while the output voltage is low and allows these pulses to increase to their steady state duty cycle as the output voltage reaches its regulated value. with this, the inrush current from the input side is con- trolled. the duration of the soft start in the SC4603 is controlled by an internal timing circuit which is used dur- ing start up and over current to set the hiccup time. the soft start time can be calculated by: s start _ soft f 1020 t = as can be seen here, the soft start time is switching frequency dependant. for example, if f s = 600khz, t soft _ start = 1020/600k = 1.7ms. but if f s = 1mhz, t soft _ start = 1020/1m = 1.02ms. the SC4603 implements its soft start by ramping up the error amplifier reference voltage providing a controlled slew rate of the output voltage, then preventing over- shoot and limiting inrush current during its start up . . . . . over current protection over current protection for the SC4603 is implemented by detecting the voltage drop of the high side p-mosfet during conduction, also known as high side r ds(on) detec- tion. this loss-less detection eliminates the sense resis- tor and its loss. the overall efficiency is improved and the number of components and cost of the converter are reduced. r ds(on) sensing is by default inaccurate and is mainly used to protect the power supply during a fault case. the over current trigger point will vary from unit to unit as the r ds(on) of p-mosfet varies. even for the same unit, the over current trigger point will vary as the junc- tion temperature of p-mosfet varies. the SC4603 pro- vides a built-in 50 a current source, which is combined with r set (connected between v cc and i set ) to determine the current limit threshold. the value of r set can be prop- erly selected according to the desired current limit point i max and the internal 50 a pull down current available on the i set pin based on the following expression: a 50 r i r ) on ( ds max set ? = kelvin sensing connections should be used at the drain and source of p-mosfet. the r ds(on) sensing used in the SC4603 has an addi- tional feature that enhances the performance of the over current protection. because the r ds(on) has a positive temperature coefficient, the 50 a current source has a positive coefficient of about 0.3%/c providing first or- der correction for current sensing vs temperature. this compensation depends on the high amount of thermal transferring that typically exists between the high side p- mosfet and the SC4603 due to the compact layout of the power supply. when the converter detects an over current condition (i > i max ) as shown in figure 1, the first action the SC4603 takes is to enter cycle by cycle protection mode (point b to point c), which responds to minor over current cases. then the output voltage is monitored. if the over current and low output voltage (set at 70% of nominal output voltage) occur at the same time, the hiccup mode op- eration (point c to point d) of the SC4603 is invoked and the internal soft start capacitor is discharged. this is like a typical soft start cycle. i ma nom o v ? ? 6875 . 0 nom o v ? o v o i a b c d figure 1. over current protection characteristic of SC4603 0.7
9 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management applications information - (cont.) power mosfet drivers the SC4603 has two drivers for external complemen- tary power mosfets. the driver block consists of one high side p-mosfet driver, pdrv, and one low side n- mosfet driver, ndrv, which are optimized for driving external power mosfets in a synchronous buck con- verter. the output drivers also have gate drive non-over- lap mechanism that gives a dead time between pdrv and ndrv transitions to avoid potential shoot through problems in the external mosfets. by using the proper design and the appropriate mosfets, a 6a converter can be achieved. as shown in figure 2, t d1, the delay from the p-mosfet off to the n-mosfet on is adaptive by detecting the voltage of the phase node. t d2 , the delay from the n-mosfet off to the p-mosfet on is fixed, is 50ns for the SC4603. this control scheme guarantees avoiding the cross conduction or shoot through between two mosfets and minimizes the conduction loss in the bottom diode for high efficiency applications. nmosfet gate drive pmosfet gate drive phase node ground t d1 t d2 figure 2. timing waveforms for gate drives and phase node inductor selection the factors for selecting the inductor include its cost, efficiency, size and emi. for a typical SC4603 applica- tion, the inductor selection is mainly based on its value, saturation current and dc resistance. increasing the in- ductor value will decrease the ripple level of the output voltage while the output transient response will be de- graded. low value inductors offer small size and fast tran- sient responses while they cause large ripple currents, poor efficiencies and more output capacitance to smooth out the large ripple currents. the inductor should be able to handle the peak current without saturating and its copper resistance in the winding should be as low as possible to minimize its resistive power loss. a good trade- off among its size, loss and cost is to set the inductor ripple current to be within 15% to 30% of the maximum output current. the inductor value can be determined according to its operating point and the switching frequency as follows: omax s in out in out i i f v ) v v ( v l ? ? ? ? ? ? = where: f s = switching frequency and ? i = ratio of the peak to peak inductor current to the maximum output load current. the peak to peak inductor current is: omax p p i i i ? ? = ? after the required inductor value is selected, the proper selection of the core material is based on the peak in- ductor current and efficiency requirements. the core must be able to handle the peak inductor current i peak without saturation and produce low core loss during the high frequency operation. 2 i i i p p omax peak ? + = the power loss for the inductor includes its core loss and copper loss. if possible, the winding resistance should be minimized to reduce inductor?s copper loss. the core loss can be found in the manufacturer?s datasheet. the inductor?s copper loss can be estimated as follows: winding lrms 2 copper r i p ? = where: i lrms is the rms current in the inductor. this current can be calculated as follows: 2 omax lrms i 3 1 1 i i ? ? + ? = output capacitor selection basically there are two major factors to consider in se- lecting the type and quantity of the output capacitors. the first one is the required esr (equivalent series re- sistance) which should be low enough to reduce the volt- age deviation from its nominal one during its load changes. the second one is the required capacitance, which should be high enough to hold up the output voltage. before the SC4603 regulates the inductor current to a new value
10 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management applications information - (cont.) during a load transient, the output capacitor delivers all the additional current needed by the load. the esr and esl of the output capacitor, the loop parasitic inductance between the output capacitor and the load combined with inductor ripple current are all major contributors to the output voltage ripple. surface mount speciality poly- mer aluminum electrolytic chip capacitors in ue series from panasonic provide low esr and reduce the total capacitance required for a fast transient response. poscap from sanyo is a solid electrolytic chip capacitor which has a low esr and good performance for high fre- quency with a low profile and high capacitance. above mentioned capacitors are recommended to use in SC4603 applications. input capacitor selection the input capacitor selection is based on its ripple cur- rent level, required capacitance and voltage rating. this capacitor must be able to provide the ripple current by the switching actions. for the continuous conduction mode, the rms value of the input capacitor can be cal- culated from: 2 in out in out omax ) rms ( cin v ) v v ( v i i ? ? ? = this current gives the capacitor?s power loss as follows: ) esr ( cin ) rms ( cin 2 cin r i p ? = this capacitor?s rms loss can be a significant part of the total loss in the converter and reduce the overall converter efficiency. the input ripple voltage mainly de- pends on the input capacitor?s esr and its capacitance for a given load, input voltage and output voltage. as- suming that the input current of the converter is con- stant, the required input capacitance for a given voltage ripple can be calculated by: ) r i v ( fs ) d 1 ( d i c ) esr ( cin omax i omax in ? ? ? ? ? ? ? = where: d = v o /v i , duty ratio and ? v i = the given input voltage ripple. because the input capacitor is exposed to the large surge current, attention is needed for the input capacitor. if tantalum capacitors are used at the input side of the converter, one needs to ensure that the rms and surge ratings are not exceeded. for generic tantalum capaci- tors, it is wise to derate their voltage ratings at a ratio of 2 to protect these input capacitors. power mosfet selection the SC4603 can drive a p-mosfet at the high side and an n-mosfet synchronous rectifier at the low side. the use of the high side p-mosfet eliminates the need for an external charge pump and simplifies the high side gate driver circuit. for the top mosfet, its total power loss includes its con- duction loss, switching loss, gate charge loss, output ca- pacitance loss and the loss related to the reverse recovery of the bottom diode, shown as follows: s i rr oss s gate gt 2 gs gd g gate s i peak _ top on _ top rms _ top 2 total _ top f v ) q q ( f v q ) q q ( r v f v i r i p ? ? + + ? ? + + ? ? ? + ? = where: r g = gate drive resistor, q gd = the gate to drain charge of the top mosfet, q gs2 = the gate to source charge of the top mosfet, q gt = the total gate charge of the top mosfet, q oss = the output charge of the top mosfet, and q rr = the reverse recovery charge of the bottom diode. for the top mosfet, it experiences high current and high voltage overlap during each on/off transition. but for the bottom mosfet, its switching voltage is the bottom diode?s forward drop during its on/off transition. so the switching loss for the bottom mosfet is negligible. its total power loss can be determined by: f avg d s gate gb on _ bot rms _ bot 2 total _ bot v _ i f v q r i p ? + ? ? + ? = where: q gb = the total gate charge of the bottom mosfet and v f = the forward voltage drop of the bottom diode.
11 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management applications information - (cont.) for a low voltage and high output current application such as the 3.3v/1.5v@6a case, the conduction loss is often dominant and selecting low r ds(on) mosfets will notice- ably improve the efficiency of the converter even though they give higher switching losses. the gate charge loss portion of the top/bottom mosfet?s total power loss is derived from the SC4603. this gate charge loss is based on certain operating conditions (f s , v gate , and i o ). the thermal estimations have to be done for both mosfets to make sure that their junction temperatures do not exceed their thermal ratings according to their total power losses p total , ambient temperature t a and their thermal resistances ja r as follows: ja total a (max) j r p t t + < loop compensation design: for a dc/dc converter, it is usually required that the converter has a loop gain of a high cross-over frequency for fast load response, high dc and low frequency gain for low steady state error, and enough phase margin for its operating stability. often one can not have all these properties at the same time. the purpose of the loop compensation is to arrange the poles and zeros of the compensation network to meet the requirements for a specific application. the SC4603 has an internal error amplifier and requires the compensation network to connect among the comp pin and vsense pin, gnd, and the output as shown in figure 3. the compensation network includes c1, c2, r1, r7, r8 and c9. r9 is used to program the output voltage according to: ) r r 1 ( 5 . 0 v 9 7 out + ? = as indicated in internal reference change section, the internal reference voltage (measured at vsense pin) changes slightly if the input voltage of the SC4603 is away from 3.3v. for example, if , v 25 . 2 v cc = the reference voltage, = v 25 . 2 @ v ref v ref @ 3.3v ? + 100 v 3 . 3 @ vref internal reference change = ? ? v 3 . 3 v v 25 . 2 @ cc ) mv ( 5 . 500 3 . 3 25 . 2 1 . 0 100 500 500 = ? ? ? + vcc 1 sync 2 comp 3 vsense 4 fs 5 iset 6 phase 7 gnd 8 ndrv 9 pdrv 10 SC4603 r9 r vout c4 c1 c2 r1 l1 c9 r8 r7 figure 3. compensation network provides 3 poles and 2 zeros. for voltage mode step down applications as shown in figure 3, the power stage transfer function is: 4 1 2 1 4 c in vd c l s r l s 1 c r 1 s 1 v ) s ( g + + ? + = where: r = load resistance and r c = c 4 ?s esr. the compensation network will have the characteristic as follows: 2 p 2 z 1 p 1 z i comp s 1 s 1 s 1 s 1 s ) s ( g + ? + ? + + ? =
12 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management applications information - (cont.) after the compensation, the converter will have the following loop gain: lc s r l s 1 c r 1 s 1 s 1 s 1 s 1 s 1 s v v 1 ) s ( g ) s ( g g ) s ( t 2 4 c 2 p 2 z 1 p 1 z in i m vd comp pwm + + ? + ? + ? + ? + + ? ? ? = ? ? = where: g pwm = pwm gain and v m = 1.0v, ramp peak to valley voltage of SC4603. the design guidelines for the SC4603 applications are as following: 1. set the loop gain crossover corner frequency c for given switching corner frequency s =2 f s , 2. place an integrator at the origin to increase dc and low frequency gains. 3. select z1 and z2 such that they are placed near o to damp the peaking and the loop gain has a -20db/dec rate to go across the 0db line for obtaining a wide bandwidth. 4. cancel the zero from c 4 ?s esr by a compensa- tor pole p1 ( p1 = esr = 1/( r c c 4 )), 5. place a high frequency compensator pole p 2 ( p 2 = pf s ) to get the maximum attenuation of the switching ripple and high frequency noise with the adequate phase lag at c . the compensated loop gain will be as given in figure 4: -20db/dec 0db gd t z1 z2 p1 p2 c esr o loo p g ain t ( s ) power stage g vd (s) -40db/dec figure 4. asymptotic diagrams of power stage and its loop gain. layout guidelines in order to achieve optimal electrical, thermal and noise performance for high frequency converters, special at- tention must be paid to the pcb layouts. the goal of lay- out optimization is to identify the high di/dt loops and minimize them. the following guideline should be used to ensure proper functions of the converters. 1. a ground plane is recommended to minimize noises and copper losses, and maximize heat dissipation. 2. start the pcb layout by placing the power compo- nents first. arrange the power circuit to achieve a clean power flow route. put all the connections on one side of the pcb with wide copper filled areas if possible. 3. the v cc bypass capacitor should be placed next to the vcc and gnd pins. 4. the trace connecting the feedback resistors to the output should be short, direct and far away from the noise sources such as switching node and switching components. 5. minimize the traces between pdrv/ndrv and the gates of the mosfets to reduce their impedance to drive the mosfets. 6. minimize the loop including input capacitors, top/bot- tom mosfets. this loop passes high di/dt current. make sure the trace width is wide enough to reduce copper losses in this loop. 7. iset and phase connections to p-mosfet for cur- rent sensing must use kelvin connections. where ) c c ( r 1 2 1 7 i + ? = 2 1 1 z c r 1 ? = 9 8 7 2 z c ) r r ( 1 ? + = 2 1 1 2 1 1 p c c r c c ? ? + = 9 8 2 p c r 1 ? =
13 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management applications information - (cont.) layout guidelines (cont.) 8. maximize the trace width of the loop connecting the inductor, bottom mosfet and the output capacitors. 9. connect the ground of the feedback divider and the compensation components directly to the gnd pin of the SC4603 by using a separate ground trace. then connect this pin to the ground of the output capacitor as close as possible. design example 1: 3.3v to 1.5v @ 5a application with SC4603 (nh020 footprint). figure 5 . schematic for 3.3v/1.5v @ 5a application vcc 1 sy nc/sleep 2 comp 3 vsense 4 fs 5 iset 6 phase 7 gnd 8 ndrv 9 pdrv 10 u1 SC4603 r15 1 c3 4.7u r2 3.32k c7 150u c14 33n r6 1.0 r5 1.0 r9 6.49k m2 c10 22u c11 22u vo = 1.5v/5a c4 22u rt 21k c1 150p c2 820p r1 20k r3 l1 1.1u vin = 3.3v c9 820p r8 604 m1 r7 13k
14 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management m e t iy t qe c n e r e f e re u l a vr e r u t c a f u n a m / . o n t r a p 111 cf p 0 5 1 212 cf p 0 2 8 313 cf u 7 . 4 417 cf u 0 5 1p s , v 3 . 6 : n / p . c i n o s a n a p 519 cf p 0 2 8 63 4 c , 1 1 c , 0 1 c0 1 2 1 , f u 2 2m 6 2 2 j 0 r 5 x 5 2 2 3 c : n / p k d t 714 1 cf n 3 3 811 lh u 1 . 1 911 m8 - 0 s , p t e f s o m5 7 3 6 s d f : n / p d l i h c r i a f 0 112 m8 - 0 s , n t e f s o ma 0 8 6 6 s d f : n / p d l i h c r i a f 1 11t rk 1 2 2 111 rk 0 2 3 112 rk 2 3 . 3 4 117 rk 3 1 5 118 r4 0 6 6 12 6 r , 5 r1 7 115 1 r1 8 113 rk 4 9 . 2 9 119 rk 9 4 . 6 0 211 u3 0 6 4 c st r t s m i 3 0 6 4 c s : n / p h c e t m e s : s t n e n o p m o c y e k h c e t m e s , 3 0 6 4 c s : 1 u d l i h c r i a f , 8 - o s , 5 7 3 6 s d f : 1 m d l i h c r i a f , 8 - o s , a 0 8 6 6 s d f : 2 m . c i n o s a n a p , h 1 r 1 f 6 p q t e h u 1 . 1 , r o t c u d n i r e w o p t m s : 1 l . e g a k c a p 3 0 6 0 d m s n i e r a s r o t i c a p a c d n a s r o t s i s e r l l a , d e i f i c e p s s s e l n u % 0 2 - / + e r a s r o t i c a p a c l l a d n a % 1 - / + e r a s r o t s i s e r bill of materials - 3.3v to 1.5v @ 5a
15 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management pcb layout - 3.3v to 1.5v @ 6a top bottom top bottom
16 ? 2004 semtech corp. www.semtech.com SC4603 power management outline drawing - msop-10 land pattern - msop-10 semtech corporation power management products division 200 flynn road, camarillo, ca 93012 phone: (805)498-2111 fax (805)498-3804 contact information


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