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L6985F 数据表(PDF) 50 Page - STMicroelectronics |
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L6985F 数据表(HTML) 50 Page - STMicroelectronics |
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50 / 65 page ![]() Application notes L6985F 50/65 DocID027836 Rev 2 As anticipated above, in the SLAVE mode the internal oscillator operates at 250 kHz typ. but the slope compensation is dimensioned accordingly with FSW resistors so, even if the L6985F supports synchronization over the 275 kHz - 1.4 MHz frequency range, it is important to limit the switching operation around a working point close to the selected frequency (FSW resistor). As a consequence, to guarantee the full output current capability and to prevent the subharmonic oscillations the master must limit the driving frequency range within ± 20% of the selected frequency. A wider frequency range may generate subharmonic oscillation for duty > 50% or limit the peak current capability (see IPK parameter in Table 5 on page 8) since the internal slope compensation signal may be saturated. In order to guarantee the synchronization as a slave over distribution, temperature and the output load, the external clock frequency must be lower than 1.4 MHz. 6.6 Design of the power components 6.6.1 Input capacitor selection The input capacitor voltage rating must be higher than the maximum input operating voltage of the application. During the switching activity a pulsed current flows into the input capacitor and so its RMS current capability must be selected accordingly with the application conditions. Internal losses of the input filter depends on the ESR value so usually low ESR capacitors (like multilayer ceramic capacitors) have a higher RMS current capability. On the other hand, given the RMS current value, lower ESR input filter has lower losses and so contributes to higher conversion efficiency. The maximum RMS input current flowing through the capacitor can be calculated as: Equation 43 Where IOUT is the maximum DC output current, D is the duty cycles, is the efficiency. This function has a maximum at D = 0.5 and, considering = 1, it is equal to IOUT/2. In a specific application the range of possible duty cycles has to be considered in order to find out the maximum RMS input current. The maximum and minimum duty cycles can be calculated as: Equation 44 Equation 45 Where VHIGH_SIDE and VLOW_SIDE are the voltage drops across the embedded switches. IRMS IOUT 1 D ---- – D ---- = DMAX VOUT VLOWSIDE + VINMIN VLOWSIDE VHIGHSIDE – + ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ = DMIN VOUT VLOWSIDE + VINMAX VLOWSIDE VHIGHSIDE – + -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- = |
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