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ETA9635
VOUT
ISW
1ms/div
VOUT
ISW
1ms/div
VOUT
VIN
2ms/div
FUNCTIONAL DECRIPTIONS
Loop Operation
The ETA9635 is a wide input range, high-efficiency, DC-to-DC step-up switching regulator, capable of delivering up to 3W of
output power, integrated with a 150mhigh side MOSFET and 150 msynchronous rectifier. It uses a PWM current-mode
control scheme. An error amplifier integrates error between the FB signal and the internal reference voltage. The output of the
integrator is then compared to the sum of a current-sense signal and the slope compensation ramp. This operation generates a
PWM signal that modulates the duty cycle of the power MOSFETs to achieve regulation for output voltage.
Light Load Operation
Traditionally, a fixed constant frequency PWM DC-DC regulator always switches even when the output load is small. When
energy is shuffling back and forth through the power MOSFETs, power is lost due to the finite RDSONs of the MOSFETs and
parasitic capacitances. At light load, this loss is prominent and efficiency is therefore very low. ETA9635 employs a proprietary
control scheme that improves efficiency in this situation by enabling the device into a power save mode during light load,
thereby extending the range of high efficiency operation.
Short-Circuit Protection
Unlike most step-up converters, the ETA9635 allows for short circuits on the output. In the event of a short circuit, the device
first turns off the NMOS when the sensed current reaches the current limit. After VOUT drops below VIN the device then enters a
linear charge period with the current limited same as with the start-up period. In addition, the thermal shutdown circuits
disable switching if the die temperature rises above 165°C.
Down Mode (VIN>VOUT) Operation
The ETA9635 will continue to supply the output voltage even when the input voltage exceeds the output voltage. Since the PMOS
no longer acts as a low-impedance switch in this mode, power dissipation increases within the IC to cause a sharp drop in
efficiency. Limit the maximum output current to maintain an acceptable junction temperature.
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