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REG710_1 Datasheet, PDF (8/22 Pages) Texas Instruments – 60mA, 5.0V, Buck/Boost Charge Pump in ThinSOT-23 and ThinQFN
REG710
SBAS221F – DECEMBER 2001 – REVISED MARCH 2008............................................................................................................................................... www.ti.com
THEORY OF OPERATION
The REG710 regulated charge pump provides a
regulated output voltage for input voltages ranging
from less than the output to greater than the output.
This is accomplished by automatic mode switching
within the device. When the input voltage is greater
than the required output, the unit functions as a
variable frequency switch-mode regulator. This
operation is shown in Figure 18. Transistors Q1 and
Q3 are held off, Q4 is on, and Q2 is switched as
needed to maintain a regulated output voltage.
When the input voltage is less than the required
output voltage, the device switches to a step-up or
boost mode of operation, as shown in Figure 19.
A conversion clock of 50% duty cycle is generated.
During the first half cycle the FET switches are
configured as shown in Figure 19A, and CPUMP
charges to VIN.
During the second half cycle the FET switched are
configured as shown in Figure 19B, and the voltage
on CPUMP is added to VIN. The output voltage is
regulated by skipping clock cycles as necessary.
PEAK CURRENT REDUCTION
In normal operation, the charging of the pump and
output capacitors usually leads to relatively high peak
input currents which can be much higher than that of
the average load current. The regulator incorporates
circuitry to limit the input peak current, lowering the
total EMI production of the device and lowering
output voltage ripple and input current ripple. Input
capacitor (CIN) supplies most of the charge required
by input current peaks.
VIN
Q1
OFF
Q3
CIN OFF
CPUMP
Q2
SWITCHED
Q4
ON
VOUT
COUT
Step-Down (Buck) Mode
Figure 18. Simplified Schematic of the REG710 Operating in the Step-Down Mode
VIN
Q1
OFF
Q3
CIN ON
CPUMP
Q2
ON
Q4
OFF
VOUT
COUT
VIN
Q1
ON
Q3
CIN OFF
CPUMP
Q2
OFF
Q4
ON
VOUT
COUT
(A)
Step-Up (Boost) Mode
(B)
Figure 19. Simplified Schematic of the REG710 Operating in the Step-Up or Boost Mode
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