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SC4808BIMSTR Datasheet(HTML) 18 Page - Semtech Corporation |
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18 / 31 page ![]() 18 2005 Semtech Corp. www.semtech.com SC4808A/B POWER MANAGEMENT The instability can be corrected by modification of the peak current information slope. One of the methods to alter the peak current information is to add a positive going ramp to the output of the current sensing circuitry. The SC4808 achieves this by using an internal slope com- pensation circuit. The oscillator ramp is internally buffered and an internal 25kOhms resistor in conjunction with an external resistor at the CS pin will program the level of slope compensation. Rosc 15k R 10k 200p Cosc RSlope Comp 2.2u,16V C 82p Cfilter D REF Rsense SC4808 4 5 3 2 1 6 7 FB REF CS RC SYNC GND N = 100 25k Current Transformer RSlope Comp value will determine the Mode of operation (Voltage or Current) The Peak current information is sensed and the result is realistically summed to the buffered oscillator ramp, as shown above. The value of the external resistor R slope comp will determine the percentage of the slope compensation. As the value for R slope comp is reduced, the current informa- tion becomes more dominant and the mode of operation becomes more current mode. At the same time the slope of the current information is modified to provide the slope compensation. If the R slope comp is increased, the internal ramp becomes the dominant signal and more voltage mode of operation is Application Information (Cont.) achieved. As it can be calculated from the second formula below, a 100% voltage mode operation can be achieved by choosing R slope comp to be greater than 6.25K ohms. Also if a 100% current mode of operation is required, R slope comp is reduced to zero and the contribution from the internal ramp is completely eliminated. () () CS ernal int sense Comp _ slope sense Comp _ slope Ramp V R R R R R V Comp _ Slope % + + + × = or () () × − × • ≅ Comp _ slope % 2 . 0 1 Comp _ slope % 2 . 0 R R ernal int external Next page illustrates how the buffered oscillator ramp is used to modify the sensed inductor current. It should be noted that in order for the slope compensa- tion to be effective, the current sensed signal slope should be at least 50% less steeper than the oscillator positive ramp slope. The slope will include the magnetizing current of the transformer and the inductor output current in iso- lated applications. In non-isolated applications, the slope will only include the inductor output current. |
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