LB8632V
Sample IB and VCC Pin Applications
1. Stabilized Power Supply
A low-saturation type stabilized power supply can be formed using an external pnp transistor (2SB815). This circuit
has a wide operating voltage range of 1.5 to 7.5 V, and can supply stable power to other pins and loads. This circuit
outputs a constant voltage 1.37 times the Vcont input voltage. A 1.86 V constant voltage output can be acquired by
directly connecting the VREF reference voltage (1.36 V) to the Vcont pin.
• This circuit sets up a constant voltage output of 1.86 V or lower.
When R1 is 20 kΩ, the output voltage can be set to any voltage
between 0.8 and 1.86 V (typical) by adjusting R2.
• This circuit sets up a constant voltage output of 1.86 V or higher.
Taking the manufacturing variation in the IC internal sensing resistor
(3.6 to 10 kΩ) into account, the total resistance of the external
sensing resistors (R1 and R2) should be about 1 kΩ.
Example: A constant voltage output VREG of 3.05 V is acquired
when R1 is 360 Ω and R2 is 680 Ω.
• Making the OUT pin output voltage a constant voltage.
Connect the OUT pin, which is to be made a constant voltage output,
to the VCC pin. When one side of the bridge output is connected,
when the connected side is a high-level output the circuit will be a
constant voltage drive circuit, and when the other side is a high-level
output the circuit will be a saturated drive circuit.
• Generating a hold voltage.
This circuit uses a resistance maintaining transistor to lower the
VCONT input and generate a hold voltage.
A 0.8 V (typical) hold voltage is acquired when R2 is 0 Ω.
• Generating a set constant voltage for different modes.
The VCONT input has a high impedance of 1 µA maximum, and thus
the set constant voltage can be changed as required for each mode by
inputting the CPU D/A converter output.
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