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8 / 20 page LTC2925 8 2925f Tracking Cell The LTC2925’s operation is based on the tracking cell shown in Figure 5, which uses a proprietary wide-range current mirror. The tracking cell shown in Figure 5 servos the TRACK pin at 0.8V. The current supplied by the TRACK pin is mirrored at the FB pin to establish a voltage at the output of the slave supply. The slave output voltage varies with the master signal, enabling the slave supply to be con- trolled as a function of the master signal with terms set by RTA and RTB. By selecting appropriate values of RTA and RTB, it is possible to generate any of the profiles in Figures 1 to 4. APPLICATIO S I FOR ATIO In a properly designed system, when the master signal has reached its maximum voltage the current from the TRACK1 pin is zero. In this case, there is no current from the FB1 pin and the LTC2925 has no effect on the output voltage accu- racy, transient response or stability of the slave supply. When the ON pin falls below VON(TH) – ∆VON(HYST), typi- cally 1.225V, the GATE pin pulls down with 10 µA and the master signal and the slave supplies will fall at the same rate as they rose previously. The ON pin can be controlled by a digital I/O pin or it can be used to monitor an input supply. By connecting a resis- tive divider from an input supply to the ON pin, the supplies will ramp up only after the monitored supply has reached a preset voltage. Controlling the Ramp-Up and Ramp-Down Behavior The operation of the LTC2925 is most easily understood by referring to the simplified functional diagram in Figure 6. When the ON pin is low, the GATE pin is pulled to ground causing the master signal to remain low. Since the current through RTB1 is at its maximum when the master signal is low, the current from FB1 is also at its maximum. This current drives the slave’s output to its minimum voltage. When the ON pin rises above 1.23V, the master signal rises and the slave supply tracks the master signal. The ramp rate is set by an external capacitor driven by a 10 µA current source from an internal charge pump. If no exter- nal FET is used, the ramp rate is set by tying the RAMP and GATE pins together at one terminal of the external capaci- tor (see the Ratiometric Tracking Example). Figure 6. Simplified Functional Block Diagram Figure 5. Simplified Tracking Cell – + RTA RTB FB TRACK MASTER 0.8V VCC RFA 2925 F05 SLAVE RFB DC/DC + – FB OUT 1.2V – + – + – + GATE Q1 MASTER SLAVE1 CGATE 1.2V ON RAMPBUF 10 µA VCC VCC RONB RONA RTA1 RTB1 10 µA 50 µA 2 µA RAMP FB1 TRACK1 0.8V RFA1 RFB1 DC/DC 2925 F06 1 × 50mV SENSEN SENSEP SENSEP – SENSEN > 50mV SCTMR |
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