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AN901 Datasheet, PDF (21/25 Pages) STMicroelectronics – Electromagnetic compatibility
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4.6. C10 Selection
C10 is inversely proportional to output voltage ripple and sets the crossover frequency of control loop gain. Solving
Equation 23,
C10 = V---I--OL---O-U---AT---D---R-D--I--P-T---P-s--Lw---E-  -1---------0---.--4-0---.--0---5-2-------1---0---–--6-  16F
Equation 60.
A 22 μF X7R capacitor in 1210 package was chosen.
4.7. C2 Selection
In most applications, VIN also supplies the VDDA pin that powers the dc-dc controller and left side digital isolator
circuitry. It is recommended to minimize voltage ripple at VDDA. Solving Equation 19:
C2  -V----II-N-L---O--R--A--I-DP----PD---L--T-E---s--w-----n--  1----------0-0--.-.-4-0---5------2----3---1---0---–--6-  5.33F
Equation 61.
A 10 μF X7R capacitor in 1210 package was chosen.
4.8. R5 and R6 Selection
The ratios of R5 and R6 are determined by the 5 V output voltage requirement. To reduce the dependence of
feedback gain on the internal error amplifier transconductance, it is recommended to have the parallel combination
resistance to be ≥10 kΩ. Higher values of R5 and R6 reduce power loss through the divider, but at the expense of
increasing output voltage error due to IVSNS, which varies part to part. So R5 and R6 are chosen to target 10 kΩ
parallel resistance.
10103 = R-R----55-----+-----RR-----66-
Equation 62.
5
=
1.05


RR-----56--
+
1
Equation 63.
Substituting Equation 52 into Equation 53 and solving for R6,
10103 = 3----.-4-7--.-6-7---R6----6-- R6 = 12.66103 R5 = 48.1103
Equation 64.
The nearest 1% resistor to 12.66 kΩ is 12.7 kΩ. However, setting R5 to either 47.5 kΩ or 48.7 kΩ does not target
exactly 5 V as well as other 1% resistor pairs. A better match was found with R6 = 13.3 kΩ and R5 = 49.9 kΩ.
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