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SC600DIMSTRT Datasheet(PDF) 10 Page - Semtech Corporation |
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SC600DIMSTRT Datasheet(HTML) 10 Page - Semtech Corporation |
10 / 19 page 10 © 2006 Semtech Corp. www.semtech.com POWER MANAGEMENT SC600 Applications Information (Cont.) Comparison with Other Regulation Methods In many instances, a charge pump regulator is the best choice for portable power applications. These regulators offer many advantages over switch mode regulators. A smaller bill of materials, less layout area, lower compo- nent height, less noise, no EMF, and less overall circuit cost are typical reasons to use this type of regulation. In some cases the efficiency of a charge pump regulator ex- ceeds the efficiency of a switch mode regulator. Inductors are often the largest and most expensive dis- crete component in a design. Because there are no in- ductors used in the SC600, cost, noise, layout area, as well as the the EMF associated with the inductor, are eliminated. The SC600’s fixed frequency harmonics are an advantage in portable communications equipment, such as cellular telephones. The SC600 has distinct frequencies of op- eration, so the harmonics are predictable. The harmonics are not fixed in a switch mode regulator. Ripple Performance Examples of the output ripple, charge pump frequency and capacitor size are listed in Table 2. Switch mode regulators have harmonics which vary due to the pulse width modulation used to regulate the output. Varying harmonics can make it difficult to ensure accept- able noise performance over the entire operating range. Many switch mode regulators have increased voltage rip- ple on the output during pulse skipping mode due to large periods of time when no current is supplied to the output. The SC600 supplies current to the output continuously, so the voltage ripple is less than a switch mode regula- tor, even with greatly reduced output capacitance. The SC600 delivers a continuous current to the output during 1x, 1.5x and 2x modes. Most of the battery life requires 1.5x mode. Frequency Selection CX8 and CD4 are frequency select inputs; input from a µP or other device may be used to change the charge pump frequency at any time (as shown in Table 1). The opti- mal frequency will depend upon the capacitor values, the load current, and the acceptable amount of output ripple. Lower frequencies will be more efficient, while higher fre- quencies will support higher output currents with lower ripple. y c n e u q e r F g n i h c t i w S8 X C4 D C z H k 2 30 0 z H k 80 1 z H k 2 6 21 0 z H k 0 5 61 1 Table 1 -Frequency Selection Logic . o N t r a P] z H k [ . q e r FI T U O ] A m [] p - p V m [ e l p p i R t u p t u O e d o m x 5 . 1 ] p - p V m [ e l p p i R t u p u O e d o m x 2 C T U O ] F μ [C T E K C U B ] F μ [ V 0 . 5 A 0 0 6 C S 85 5 65 11 1 2 30 20 5 15 21 1 2 6 20 65 20 21 1 0 5 60 60 15 11 1 0 5 60 60 25 23 3 . 01 Table 2 -Ripple Performance |
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