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40V, High-Performance, Synchronous

Buck Controller

MAX15046

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The total loop gain, which is the product of the modulator
gain and the error-amplifier gain at f

O

, is:

(

)

MOD

EA

IN

FB

M

F

OSC

O

OUT

OUT

F

OSC

O

OUT

OUT

F

FB

IN

M

1) GAIN

GAIN

1

So :

V

V

ESR

g

R

1

V

(2

f

L

) V

Solving for R :

V

2

f

L

V

R

V

V

g

ESR

Ч

=

Ч

Ч

Ч

Ч

=

π Ч

Ч

Ч π Ч

Ч

Ч

=

Ч

Ч

Ч

2) Set a midband zero (f

Z1

) at 0.75 x f

PO

(to cancel one

of the LC poles):

=

=

×

π Ч

Ч

Z1

PO

F

F

1

f

0.75 f

2

R

C

Solving for C

F

:

=

π Ч

Ч

Ч

F

F

PO

1

C

2

R

f

0.75

3) Place a high-frequency pole at f

P1

= 0.5 x f

SW

(to

attenuate the ripple at the switching frequency f

SW

)

and calculate C

CF

using the following equation:

=

π Ч

Ч

CF

F

SW

F

1

C

1

R

f

-

C

Type III Compensation Network

(See Figure 4)

When using a low-ESR tantalum or ceramic type, the
ESR-induced zero frequency is usually above the tar-
geted zero crossover frequency (f

O

). Use Type III com-

pensation. Type III compensation provides two zeros
and three poles at the following frequencies:

=

π Ч

Ч

=

π Ч

Ч

+

Z1

F

F

Z2

I

1

I

1

f

2

R

C

1

f

2

C (R

R )

Two midband zeros (f

Z1

and f

Z2

) cancel the pair of com-

plex poles introduced by the LC filter:

f

P1

= 0

f

P1

introduces a pole at zero frequency (integrator) for

nulling DC output-voltage errors:

=

π Ч

Ч

P2

I

I

1

f

2

R C

Depending on the location of the ESR zero (f

ZO

), use f

P2

to cancel f

ZO

, or to provide additional attenuation of the

high-frequency output ripple:

=

×

π Ч

Ч

+

P3

F

CF

F

F

CF

1

f

C

C

2

R

C

C

f

P3

attenuates the high-frequency output ripple.

Place the zeros and poles such that the phase margin
peaks around f

O

.

Ensure that R

F

>> 2/g

M

and the parallel resistance of

R

1

, R

2

, and R

I

is greater than 1/g

M

. Otherwise, a 180N

phase shift is introduced to the response making the
loop unstable.
Use the following compensation procedures:
1) With R

F

>> 10kI, place the first zero (f

Z1

) at 0.8 x

f

PO

:

=

=

×

π Ч

Ч

Z1

PO

F

F

1

f

0.8 f

2

R

C

Figure 3. Type II Compensation Network

V

REF

R

1

V

OUT

R

2

g

M

R

F

COMP

C

F

C

CF