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8 / 15 page 8 Rev:B Date 4/13/04 SP6644/6645 High Efficiency Boost Regulator © Copyright 2004 Sipex Corporation DESCRIPTION The SP6644/6645 devices are high-efficiency, low-power step-up DC-DC converters ideal for single or dual alkaline cell applications such as pagers, remote controls, and other low-power portable end products. The SP6644/6645 devices feature a 5nA logic- controlled shutdown mode and a dedicated low-battery detector circuitry. Both devices contain a 0.8 Ω synchronous rectifier, a 0.5Ω N-channel MOSFET power switch, an internal voltage reference, circuitry for pulse-frequency- modulation, and an under voltage comparator. The output voltage for the SP6644/6645 devices can be adjusted from +2V to +5.5V by manipulating two external resistors. The output voltage is preset to +3.3V. THEORY OF OPERATION The SP6644/6645 devices are ideal for end products that function with a single or dual alkaline cell, such as remote controls, pagers, and other portable consumer products. Designers can implement the SP6644/6645 devices into applications with the following power management operating states: 1. where the primary battery is good and the load is active, and 2. where the primary battery is good and the load is sleeping. In the first operating state where the primary supply is good and the load is active, the SP6644/6645 devices typically offer 88% efficiency, drawing tens of milliamps. Applications will predominantly operate in the second state where the primary supply is good and the load is sleeping. The SP6644/6645 devices draw a very low quiescent current while the load in its disabled state will draw typically hundreds of microamps. The pulse-frequency-modulation (PFM) circuitry provides higher efficiencies at low to moderate output loads than traditional PWM converters are capable of delivering. In a state where the error comparator detects that the output voltage at V OUT is too low, the internal N-channel MOSFET switch is turned on until the peak inductor current is satisfied. This is indicated by the falling edge of the I-Charge comparator output. The approximate inductor charging time is defined by: t CHARGE ≅ ≅ ≅ ≅ ≅ L x I PEAK / VBATT where t CHARGE [s] is the approximate inductor charging time, L [H] is the inductance, I PEAK [A] is the peak inductor current, and V BATT [V] is the input voltage to the device. The peak inductor current, I PEAK, is programmed externally by putting a resistor between the R LIM pin and ground. This is defined by: I PEAK = 1400 R LIM where I PEAK [A] is the peak inductor current and R LIM [Ω] is the value of the resistor connected from pin R LIM to ground. When the charging N MOSFET turns off, the discharging P MOSFET turns on and the inductor current flows into the output capacitor and the load recharging the output. When the current through the discharging P MOSFET approaches zero, the I-Discharge comparator indicates to the logic to turn off the P MOSFET. The approximate time for discharging the inductor current can be determined by: t DCHG ≅ ≅ ≅ ≅ ≅ L x I PEAK V OUT - VBATT where t DCHG [s] is the time to discharge the inductor, L [H] is the inductance, I PEAK [A] is the peak inductor current, V OUT [V] is the output voltage, and V BATT [V] is the input voltage to the device. The output filter capacitor stores charge while current from the inductor is high and holds the output voltage high until the discharge phase of the next switching cycle, smoothing power flow to the load. Between switching cycles, the inductor damping switch is closed suppressing the ringing caused by the inductor and the parasitic capacitance on the LX node. |
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