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MB39C011APFT-G-BND-ERE1 Datasheet, PDF (27/53 Pages) Cypress Semiconductor – 2 ch DC/DC Converter IC with Synchronous Rectification
MB39C011A
R3 
fLC R1
2 fESR  fLC
R3, Rc
C1, Cc
fLC
: []
: [F]
: Resonant frequency [Hz] of the coil L [H] and output
capacitor C [F]
C1 
1
fLC (R1  R3)
1
fLC  2 L C
fESR : Resonant frequency [Hz] of the output capacitor C [F] and ESR
[]
Rc 
Cc 
(R1//R3) fESR fCO
VIN fLC2
1
2 RC fLC
fESR 
1
2 ESR C
fCO
R1//R3
VIN
: Crossover frequency (arbitrary setting) [Hz]
: Resistance of R1 and R3 connected in parallel []
: Switching system power supply voltage [V]
14.2 Notes on Phase Compensation Circuit Constants
Select the constants of the following three points and select the constant for the design of the phase compensation circuit when
the large load sudden change, or the capacitor is connected to DC/DC converter operating.
In particular, if a capacitance much larger than the output capacitance of the DC/DC converter is connected by hard-switching
while the DC/DC converter is operating, the output voltage may begin vibrating or the protection function may be activated, due
to the sudden response. Note the following points.
14.2.1 Error Amp output (FB1 and FB2 pins) current capacity
The resistance constants of the phase compensation circuit need to be designed by considering the current capacities of the Error
Amp outputs (FB1 and FB2 pins (pins 6 and 11)). Take the output source current
(  300 A Max) of the Error Amp and the threshold voltage VT100 (1.7 V Typ) of the PWM Comp into consideration, select the
resistance values such that the following formula is satisfied.
300 [A] >
1.7 [V]
R1//R2//R3  RC
R1//R2//R3  Resistance of R1, R2 and R3 connected in parallel []
RC : []
Although low resistance values may be desired to improve the noise immunity, the above formula may not be satisfied as a result.
While it is ideal for each of the resistance values to satisfy the above formula, in this situation the values may be used after
confirming that there are no problems when used under the rapidly varying load conditions.
14.2.2 Phase Margin at the Output Load changes
Select phase compensation constants that ensure the phase margin when the output load (resistive load, capacitative load,
inductive load) is connected.
Document Number: 002-08369 Rev. *A
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