SC2602L
Synchronous Voltage Mode Controller
for Distributed Power Supply
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Description Features
The SC2602L is low-cost, full featured, synchronous volt-
Synchronous operation for high efficiency (95%)
age-mode controller designed for use in single ended R current sensing
DS(ON)
power supply applications where efficiency is of primary
Output voltage can be programmed as low as 0.8V
concern. Synchronous operation allows for the elimina-
On-chip power good and OVP functions
tion of heat sinks in many applications. The SC2602L is
Small size with minimum external components
ideal for implementing DC/DC converters needed to
Soft Start
power advanced microprocessors in low cost systems,
Enable function
or in distributed power applications where efficiency is
SO-14 package is fully WEEE and RoHS compliant
important. Internal level-shift, high-side drive circuitry, and
preset shoot-through control, allows the use of inexpen-
Applications
sive N-channel power MOSFETs.
Microprocessor core supply
SC2602L features include temperature compensated
Low cost synchronous applications
voltage reference, triangle wave oscillator and current
Voltage Regulator Modules (VRM)
sense comparator circuitry. Power good signaling, shut-
DDR termination supplies
down, and over voltage protection are also provided.
Networking power supplies
Sequenced power supplies
The SC2602L operates at a fixed 200kHz which is for
optimum compromise between efficiency, external com-
ponent size, and cost.
Two SC2602L can be used together to sequence two
voltage regulators for power up in telecom systems. The
power good of the first SC2602L connected to the en-
able of the second SC2602L makes this possible.
Typical Application Circuit
V_pullup
5V IN
R1 R2
R3 C1 +
C3 C2
U1
GND
C4
C5 C6 1 14
VCC GND SS/SHDN
2 13
PWRGD SS/SHDN
3 12
PWRGD OVP COMP
R4 4 11 R5 C7
OCSET SENSE
Q1
5 10 L1
OVP 12V IN
PHASE BSTH
6 9
DH BSTL
C8 Q2
2.5V OUT
D1 7 8 R6
PGND DL
SC2602L
+
C10 C9
R7
GND
R8
Figure 1. Typical distributed power supply
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
Exceeding the specifications below may result in permanent damage to the device, or device malfunction. Operation outside of the parameters specified
in the Electrical Characteristics section is not implied. Exposure to Absolute Maximum rated conditions for extended periods of time may affect device
reliability.
Pl arameter Sm ymbo Ms aximu Unit
VV CC, BST L to GND -V 1.0 to 16 (20V Surge)
IN
PGND to GND ±V 0.5
(1)
PHASE to GND -V 0.5 to 18 (20V Surge)
BST H to PHASE 1V 6 (20V Surge)
T hermal Resistance Junction to Case 4W 5 °C/
θ
JC
T hermal Resistance Junction to Ambient 1W 15 °C/
θ
JA
OT perating T emperature Range -C 40 to +85 °
A
MT aximum Junction T emperature 1C 25 °
J
ST torage T emperature Range -C 65 to +150 °
ST G
LT ead T emperature (Soldering) 10 Sec. 3C 00 °
LEAD
ED SD Rating (Human Body Model) E2 S kV
Note: (1) -1.5V to 20V for 25ns repetitive every cycle.
Electrical Characteristics
o
Unless specified: V = 4.75V to 12.6V; GND = PGND = 0V; V = 12V; V = 12V; T = 25 C
CC BSTL BSTH-PHASE J
Ps arameter Cn ondition Mp i Tx y Ms a Unit
Power Supply
SV upply Voltage 46 .2 1V 2.
CC
SV upply Current EN = 601A m
CC
LV ine Regulation =5 2.5V 0% .
O
Error Amplifier
TG ransconductance 1S .8 m
m
Gain (AOL) 5B 0 d
Input Bias 58 µA
Oscillator
Oscillator Frequency 2z 00 kH
O0 scillator Max Duty Cycle 959%
Internal Ramp Peak to Peak 1V
MOSFET Drivers
D, H Source/Sink BST H - DH = 4.5V1A
DH - PHASE = 2V
D. L Source/Sink BST L - DL = 4.5V1A
DL - PGND. = 2V
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Electrical Characteristics (Cont.)
o
Unless specified: V = 4.75V to 12.6V; GND = PGND = 0V; V = 12V; V = 12V; T = 25 C
CC BSTL BSTH-PHASE J
Ps arameter Cn ondition Mp i Tx y Ms a Unit
PROTECTION
OVP T hreshold Voltage 2% 0
OV VP Source Current =0 3V1A m
OVP
P8 ower Good T hreshold 821% 1
D5 ead T ime 401S 0 n
OV ver Current Set (Isink) 2< .0 V 1.2 * V
BG.
4TO. CSE Set the converter over current trip point
5EP. HAS Input from the phase node between the MOSFET s
6HD. High side driver output
7DP. GN Power ground
8LD. Low side driver output
9LB. ST Bootstrap, low side driver
1H 0B. ST Bootstrap, high side driver
1E 1S. ENS Voltage sense input
1P 2C. OM Compensation pin
1N 3 SS/SHD Gate Drive return Ground for the 1.5V GMCH regulator. Connect to Source of bottom FET .
1D 4G. N Signal ground
Note: Note: Note: Note: Note:
(1) All logic level inputs and outputs are open collector TTL compatible.
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Block Diagram
VCC
200uA
Vbg
Over Current
+10% Under
Voltage OCSET
-10%
PWRGD
0.8V
+20%
VCC
One Shot
Oscillator
OVP Error Amp
SENSE
PWM
Vbg
BSTH
DR DRVH VH
COMP
DH
S S
Cross
VCC
0.8V
Current
PHASE
R R Q QB B
Control
10uA
SS/SHDN Fault
BSTL
GND
1.5uA
DL
DR DRVL VL
0.6V
PGND
Theory of Operation
Synchronous Buck Converter
The output rail is regulated by a synchronous, voltage- As SENSE increases, the output voltage of the error
mode pulse width modulated (PWM) controller. This amplifier decreases. This causes a reduction in the on-
section has all the features required to build a high effi- time of the high-side MOSFET connected to DH, hence
ciency synchronous buck converter, including “Power lowering the output voltage.
Good” flag, shut-down, and cycle-by-cycle current limit.
Under Voltage Lockout
The output voltage of the synchronous converter is set The under voltage lockout circuit of the SC2602L as-
and controlled by the output of the error amplifier. The sures that the high-side MOSFET driver outputs remain
external resistive divider reference voltage is derived from in the off state whenever the supply voltage drops below
an internal trimmed-bandgap voltage reference (See Fig. set parameters. Lockout occurs if V falls below 4.1V.
CC
1). The inverting input of the error amplifier receives its Normal operation resumes once V rises above 4.2V.
CC
voltage from the SENSE pin.
Over-Voltage Protection
The internal oscillator uses an on-chip capacitor and The over-voltage protection pin (OVP) is high only when
trimmed precision current sources to set the oscillation the voltage at SENSE is 20% higher than the target value
frequency to 200kHz. The triangular output of the oscil- programmed by the external resistor divider. The OVP
lator sets the reference voltage at the inverting input of pin is internally connected to a PNP’s collector.
the comparator. The non-inverting input of the compara-
tor receives it’s input voltage from the error amplifier. Power Good
When the oscillator output voltage drops below the er- The power good function is to confirm that the regulator
ror amplifier output voltage, the comparator output goes outputs are within +/-10% of the programmed level.
high. This pulls DL low, turning off the low-side FET, and PWRGD remains high as long as this condition is met.
DH is pulled high, turning on the high-side FET (once PWRGD is connected to an internal open collector NPN
the cross-current control allows it). When the oscillator transistor.
voltage rises back above the error amplifier output volt-
age, the comparator output goes low. This pulls DH low,
turning off the high-side FET, and DL is pulled high, turn-
ing on the low-side FET (once the cross-current control
allows it).
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Applications Information (Cont.)
Soft Start
Initially, SS/SHDN sources 10µA of current to charge an
An over-current condition occurs when the high-side drive
external capacitor. The outputs of the error amplifiers
is turned on, but the PHASE node does not reach the
are clamped to a voltage proportional to the voltage on
voltage level set at the OCSET pin. The PHASE node is
SS/SHDN. This limits the on-time of the high-side sampled only once per cycle during the valley of the tri-
MOSFETs, thus leading to a controlled ramp-up of the angular oscillator. Once an over-current occurs, the high-
output voltages.
side drive is turned off and the low-side drive turns on
and the SS/SHDN pin begins to sink 1.5µA. The soft-
R Current Limiting
start voltage will begin to decrease as the 1.5µA of cur-
DS(ON)
The current limit threshold is set by connecting an ex- rent discharges the external capacitor. When the soft-
ternal resistor from the V supply to OCSET. The volt- start voltage reaches 0.8V, the SS/SHDN pin will begin
CC
age drop across this resistor is due to the 200µA inter-
to source 10µA and begin to charge the external capaci-
nal sink sets the voltage at the pin. This voltage is com-
tor causing the soft-start voltage to rise again. Again,
pared to the voltage at the PHASE node. This compari-
when the soft-start voltage reaches the level of the in-
son is made only when the high-side drive is high to ternal oscillator, switching will occur.
avoid false current limit triggering due to uncontributing
measurements from the MOSFETs off-voltage. When
If the over-current condition is no longer present, nor-
the voltage at PHASE is less than the voltage at OCSET,
mal operation will continue. If the over-current condition
an overcurrent condition occurs and the soft start cycle
is still present, the SS/SHDN pin will again begin to sink
is initiated. The synchronous switch turns off and SS/ 1.5µA. This cycle will continue indefinitely until the over-
SHDN starts to sink 1.5µA. When SS/SHDN reaches current condition is removed.
0.8V, it then starts to source 10µA and a new cycle be-
gins.
In conclusion, below is shown a typical “12V Application
Circuit” which has a BSTH voltage derived by
Hiccup Mode bootstrapping input voltage to the PHASE node through
During power up, the SS/SHDN pin is internally pulled diode D1. This circuit is very useful in cases where only
low until VCC reaches the undervoltage lockout level of
input power of 12V is available.
4.2V. Once V has reached 4.2V, the SS/SHDN pin is
CC
released and begins to source 10µA of current to the
In order to prevent substrate glitching, a small-signal di-
external soft-start capacitor. As the soft-start voltage ode should be placed in close proximity to the chip with
rises, the output of the internal error amplifier is clamped cathode connected to PHASE and anode connected to
to this voltage. When the error signal reaches the level
PGND.
of the internal triangular oscillator, which swings from
1V to 2V at a fixed frequency of 200kHz, switching oc-
curs. As the error signal crosses over the oscillator sig-
nal, the duty cycle of the PWM signal continues to in-
crease until the output comes into regulation. If an over-
current condition has not occurred the soft-start voltage
will continue to rise and level off at about 2.2V.
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Application Circuit
Typical 12V Application Circuit with Bootstrapped BSTH
+5V
12V IN
R2 C1 R3
R1 C2
1.74K 0.1u 10 C4 + C3
D1
5K 1.0u
10u
1N1418
C5
C6 C7
U1
GND
0.1u
0.1u 1.0u 1 14
PWRGD VCC GND SS/SHDN
2 13 C8 1.0u
PWRGD SS/SHDN
R5 C9
3 12
OVP COMP
R4 1K 4 11 9.6K 36n
OCSET SENSE
Q1
OVP
5 10 L1 4uH
PHASE BSTH
6 9
DH BSTL
D2 Q2
3.3V OUT
7 8 R6
PGND DL
1N4148
C11 + C10
SC2602L
10u
R7
GND
R8 2.2
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1200u/6.3V
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Typical Characteristics
Output Ripple Voltage
Ch1: Vo_rpl
Gate Drive Waveforms
Ch1: Top FET
1. V = 5V; V = 3.3V; I = 12A
Ch2: Bottom FET
IN O OUT
PIN Descriptions
Ch1: Vo_rpl
Ch1: Top FET
2. V = 5V; V = 1.3V; I = 12A
IN OUT OUT Ch2: Bottom FET
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Typical Characteristics (Cont.)
Ch1: Vo_rpl
Ch1: Top FET
2. V = 5V; V = 1.3V; I = 12A
Ch2: Bottom FET
IN OUT OUT
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Typical Characteristics (Cont.)
Hiccup Mode
Ch1: Vin
Ch2: Vss
Ch3: Top Gate
Ch4: Vout
Vin = 5V
Vout = 3.3V
Vbst = 12V
Iout = S.C. Iout = S.C.
Iout = S.C. Iout = S.C. Iout = S.C.
Start Up Mode
Ch1: Vin
Ch2: Vss
Ch3: Top Gate
Ch4: Vout
Vin = 5V
Vout = 3.3V
Iout = 2A
Vbst = 12V
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The task here is to properly choose the compensation
Gpwm
network for a nicely shaped loop-gain Bode plot. The
L
EA following design procedures are recommended to ac-
R1 complish the goal:
R Rc
(1) Calculate the corner frequency of the output filter:
Vbg Vin Ro
Co
C R2
1.25Vdc
0.5Vdc
0.8Vdc
1
F :=
o
2⋅π⋅ LC ⋅
o
Fig. 2. SC2602L small signal model.
(2) Calculate the ESR zero frequency of the output filter
capacitor:
The control model of SC2602L control loop small signal
1
can be depicted in Fig. 2. This model can also be used in
F :=
esr
SPICE kind of simulator to generate loop gain Bode plots. 2⋅π⋅R ⋅C
c o
The bandgap reference is 0.8V and trimmed to +/-1%
(3) Check that the ESR zero frequency is not too high.
accuracy. The desired output voltage can be achieved
by setting the resistive divider network, R1 and R2.
F
sw
F <
esr
5
The error amplifier is transconductance type with fixed
If this condition is not met, the compensation structure
gain of:
may not provide loop stability. The solution is to add
some electrolytic capacitors to the output capacitor bank
.
1.8 mA
to correct the output filter corner frequency and the ESR
G
m
V
zero frequency. In some cases, the filter inductance
may also need to be adjusted to shift the filter corner
The compensation network includes a resistor and a
frequency. It is not recommended to use only high fre-
capacitor in series, which terminates from the output of
quency multi-layer ceramic capacitors for output filter.
the error amplifier to the ground.
(4) Choose the loop gain cross over frequency (0 dB
This device uses voltage mode control with input volt-
frequency). It is recommended that the crossover fre-
age feed forward. The peak-to-peak ramp voltage is
quency is always less than one fifth of the switching
proportional to the input voltage, which results in an ex-
frequency :
F
cellent performance to reject input voltage variation. The
sw
F ≤
x_over
PWM gain is inversion of the ramp amplitude, and this
5
gain is given by:
1
G
If the transient specification is not stringent, it is better to
pwm
V
ramp
choose a crossover frequency that is less than one tenth
of the switching frequency for good noise immunity. The
where the ramp amplitude (peak-to-peak) is 1.0 volts
resistor in the compensation network can then be cal-
when input voltage is 12 volts.
culated as:
The total control loop-gain can then be derived as
2
F F V
follows:
1 esr x_over o
R := ⋅ ⋅ ⋅
G ⋅V ⋅G F F V
pwm in m o esr bg
. .
1sR C
. .
1sR C c o
. .
Ts () T
o
. .
sR C R
L c
2
. . . . .
1s R C s L C 1
c o o
when
R R
o o
F < F < F
o esr x_over
V
bg
T := G ⋅G ⋅V ⋅R⋅
o m pwm in
V
o
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Step 1. Output filter corner frequency
Applications Information (Cont.)
or
F = 2.516 KHz
o
2
F F V
1 o x_over o
Step 2. ESR zero frequency:
R := ⋅ ⋅ ⋅
G ⋅V ⋅G F F V
pwm in m esr o bg
F = 7.958 KHz
esr
when
Step 3. Check the following condition:
F < F < F
esr o x_over
(5) The compensation capacitor is determined by choos- F
sw
F <
esr
ing the compensator zero to be about one fifth of the
5
output filter corner frequency:
Which is satisfied in this case.
F
o
F
zero
5
Step 4. Choose crossover frequency and calculate
compensator R:
1
C
. . .
2 π R F
zero F = 20 KHz
x_over
(6) The final step is to generate the Bode plot, either by
R4 = .8KΩ
using the simulation model in Fig. 2 or using the equa-
tions provided here with Mathcad. The phase margin
Step 5. Calculate the compensator C:
can then be checked using the Bode plot. Usually, this
design procedure ensures a healthy phase margin.
C = 65.886 nF
(7) An additional capacitor should be reserved at the
compensation pin to ground to have another high fre-
Step 6. Generate Bode plot and check the phase mar-
quency pole.
o
gin. In this case, the phase margin is about 85 C that
An example is given below to demonstrate the proce-
ensures the loop stability.
dure introduced above. The parameters of the power
supply are given as :
The parameters of the power supply are given as :
.
V 12 V
in
.
V 3.3 V
o
.
I 12 A
o
.
F 200 KHz
sw
.
L4 µH
.
C 1200 µF
o
.
R 0.02 Ω
c
.
V 0.8 V
bg
.
V 1V
ramp
.
1.8 mA
G
m
V
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Applications Information (Cont.)
Loop Gain Mag (dB)
100
50
mag() i
0
50
3
.
0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10
F
i
kHz
Loop Gain Phase (Degree)
0
45
phase() i
90
135
180
3
.
0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10
F
i
kHz
Bode plot of the control loop
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Outline Drawing - S0-14
DIMENSIONS
INCHES MILLIMETERS
A
DIM
MIN NOM MAX MIN NOM MAX
D
e
- -
A .053 .069 1.35 1.75
N
A1 .004 - .010 0.10 - 0.25
A2 .049 - .065 1.25 - 1.65
2X
E/2 b .012 - .020 0.31 - 0.51
- -
c .007 .010 0.17 0.25
D .337 .341 .344 8.55 8.65 8.75
E1 E
E1 .150 .154 .157 3.80 3.90 4.00
E .236 BSC 6.00 BSC
e
.050 BSC 1.27 BSC
- -
h .010 .020 0.25 0.50
12 3
ccc C L .016 .028 .041 0.40 0.72 1.04
B
L1 (.041) (1.04)
2X N/2 TIPS
N 14 14
- -
01 0° 8° 0° 8°
aaa
.004 0.10
bbb .010 0.25
D
ccc
.008 0.20
aaa C
A2 A h
SEATING
PLANE
h
C A1
H
bxN
bbb C A-B D
c
GAGE
PLANE
0.25
L
01
(L1)
SEE DETAIL A
DETAIL A
SIDE VIEW
NOTES:
1. CONTROLLING DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS (ANGLES IN DEGREES).
2. DATUMS AN -A- D T -B- O BE DETERMINED AT DATUM PLANE -H-
3. DIMENSIONS "E1" AND "D" DO NOT INCLUDE MOLD FLASH, PROTRUSIONS
OR GATE BURRS.
4. REFERENCE JEDEC STD MS-012, VARIATION AB.
Land Pattern - S0-14
X
DIMENSIONS
DIM INCHES MILLIMETERS
C (.205) (5.20)
G .118 3.00
(C) G Z
P .050 1.27
X .024 0.60
Y .087 2.20
Y
Z .291 7.40
P
NOTES:
1. THIS LAND PATTERN IS FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY.
CONSULT YOUR MANUFACTURING GROUP TO ENSURE YOUR
COMPANY'S MANUFACTURING GUIDELINES ARE MET.
2. REFERENCE IPC-SM-782A, RLP NO. 302A.
Contact Information
Semtech Corporation
Power Management Products Division
200 Flynn Road, Camarillo, CA 93012
Phone: (805)498-2111 FAX (805)498-3804
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