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SI9122E Datasheet, PDF (8/20 Pages) Vishay Siliconix – 500-kHz Half-Bridge DC/DC Controller with Integrated Secondary Synchronous Rectification Drivers
Si9122E
Vishay Siliconix
VREF
VINDET
ROSC
EP
CS2
CS1
Bandgap
Reference
3.3 V
CL_CONT
Frequency
Foldback
Voltage
Feedforward
Oscillator
OSC
Clock
132 k
60 k
–
+
VREF/2
Current
Control
Gain
+
Loop
–
Control
100 mV
Blanking
VCC
VIN
VREG
9.1 V
12 V
Pre-Regulator
+
–
9.1 V
+
–
VUV
VREF
+
VSD
–
550 mV
VUVLO
+
–
8.8 V
135 °C Temp
Protection
High Voltage
Interface
High-Side
Primary
Driver
BST
DH
Clock
VSD VUV VUVLO
Logic
OTP
–
+
PWM
Generator
Logic
LX
VCC
Low-Side
Primary
Driver
DL
PGND
Timer
VCC Synchronous
Driver
(High)
SRH
CL_CONT
SS
VCC
20 µA
8V
Soft-Start
SS Enable
VCC Synchronous
Driver
(Low)
SRL
Si9122E
BBM
GND
Figure 4. Detailed Si9122E Block Diagram
DETAILED OPTION
Start-Up
When VINEXT rises above 0 V, the internal pre-regulator
begins to charge up the VCC capacitor. Current into the
external VCC capacitor is limited to typically 40 mA by the
internal DMOS device. When VCC exceeds the UVLO
voltage of 8.8 V a soft-start cycle of the switch mode supply
is initiated. The VCC supply continues to be charged by the
pre-regulator until VCC equals VREG. During this period,
between VUVLO and VREG, excessive load current will result
in VCC falling below VUVLO and stopping switch mode
operation. This situation is avoided by the hysteresis
between VREG and VUVLO and correct sizing of the VCC
capacitor, bootstrap capacitor and the soft-start capacitor.
The value of the VCC capacitor should therefore be chosen
to be capable of maintaining switch mode operation until the
required VCC current can be supplied from the external circuit
(e.g via a power transformer winding and zener regulator).
Feedback from the output of the switch mode supply charges
VCC above VREG and fully disconnects the pre-regulator,
isolating VCC from VIN. VCC is then maintained above VREG
for the duration of switch mode operation. In the event of an
over voltage condition on VCC, an internal voltage clamp
turns on at 14.5 V to shunt excessive current to GND.
Care needs to be taken if there is a delay prior to the external
circuit feeding back to the VCC supply. To prevent excessive
power dissipation within the IC it is advisable to use an
external PNP device. A pin has been incorporated on the IC,
(REG_COMP) to provide compensation when employing the
external device. In this case the VIN pin is connected to the
base of the PNP device and controls the current, while the
REG_COMP pin determines the frequency compensation of
the circuit. The value of the REG_COMP capacitor cannot be
too big, otherwise it will slow down the response of the
pre-regulator in the case that fault situations occur and
pre-regulator needs to be turned on again. To understand
the operation, please refer to figure 5.
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Document Number: 73866
S-80112-Rev. D, 21-Jan-08