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DS8816A Datasheet, PDF (16/21 Pages) Richtek Technology Corporation – Dual-Phase PWM Controller with PWM-VID Reference
RT8816A
RSTANDBY 
RREF2  RREF1  RBOOT   VSTANDBY
  RREF2  VREF  VSTANDBY  RREF1  RREF2  RBOOT
RREF1
Normal Mode
If the VID pin is driven by a PWM signal and switch Q1 is
disabled as shown in Figure 9, the VREFIN can be adjusted
from Vmin to Vmax, where Vmin is the voltage at zero percent
PWM duty cycle and Vmax is the voltage at one hundred
percent PWM duty cycle. The Vmin and Vmax can be set
by the following equations :
Vmin
=
VVREF

RREF2
RREF2  RBOOT
  
RREFADJ // (RBOOT  RREF2 )
RREF1  RREFADJ // (RBOOT  RREF2
)
Vmax
=
VVREF  (RREF1
//
RREF2
RREFADJ )  RBOOT
 RREF2
By choosing RREF1, RREF2, and RBOOT, the RREFADJ can be
calculated by the following equation :
RREFADJ

RREF1  Vmin
Vmax  Vmin
The relationship between VID duty and VREFIN is shown in
Figure 10, and VOUT can be set according to the calculation
below :
VOUT = Vmin  N VSTEP
where VSTEP is the resolution of each voltage step 1 :
VSTEP
=
(Vmax  Vmin )
Nmax
where Nmax is the number of total available voltage
steps and N is the number of step at a specific VOUT.
The dynamic voltage VID period (Tvid = Tu x Nmax) is
determined by the unit pulse width (Tu) and the available
step number (Nmax). The recommended Tu is 27ns.
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VREFIN
N = Nmax
Vmax
N=2
N=1
Vmin
0
0.5
VID Duty
1
N=1
Tu
N=2
Tvid = Nmax x Tu
VID Input
VID Input
Figure 11. PWM VID Analog Output
VID Slew Rate Control
In RT8816A, the VREFIN slew rate is proportional to PWM
VID duty, the rising time and falling time are the same. In
normal mode, the VREFIN slew rate SR can be estimated
by CREFADJ or CREFIN as the following equation :
When choose CREFADJ :
SR =
(VREFIN_Final  VREFIN_initial ) 80%
2.2RSRCREFADJ
  RSR = (RREF1 // RREFADJ ) // (RBOOT +RREF2 )
When choose CREFIN :
SR =
(VREFIN_Final  VREFIN_initial ) 80%
2.2RSRCREFIN
RSR = RREF1 //  RREFADJ  RBOOT  // RREF2
The recommend SR is estimated by CREFADJ.
Current Limit
The RT8816A provides cycle-by-cycle current limit
control by detecting the PHASE voltage drop across
the low-side MOSFET when it is turned on. The current
limit circuit employs a unique “valley” current sensing
algorithm as shown in Figure 12. If the magnitude of
the current sense signal at PHASE is above the current
limit threshold, the PWM is not allowed to initiate a
new cycle.
In order to provide both good accuracy and a cost
effective solution, the RT8816A supports temperature
compensated MOSFET RDS(ON) sensing.
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DS8816A-00 September 2016