Pin description – Rainbow Electronics MAX1625 User Manual
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MAX1624/MAX1625
High-Speed Step-Down Controllers with
Synchronous Rectification for CPU Power
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MAX1625
MAX1624
PIN
High-Side Main MOSFET Switch Gate-Drive Output. DH is a floating driver output that
swings from LX to BST, riding on the LX switching-node voltage. See the section
BST
High-Side Gate-Driver Supply and MOSFET Drivers
.
DH
16
24
Switching Node. Connect LX to the high-side MOSFET source and inductor.
LX
15
23
Power Ground
PGND
14
22
DL
Low-Side Synchronous Rectifier Gate-Drive Output. DL swings between PGND and V
DD
.
See the section
BST High-Side Gate-Driver Supply and MOSFET Drivers
.
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21
V
DD
5V Power Input for MOSFET Drivers. Bypass V
DD
to PGND within 0.2 in. (5mm) of the
V
DD
pin using a 0.1µF capacitor and 4.7µF capacitor connected in parallel.
12
20
PDRV
GlitchCatcher P-Channel MOSFET Driver Output. PDRV swings between V
DD
and PGND.
—
19
NDRV
GlitchCatcher N-Channel MOSFET Driver Output. NDRV swings between V
DD
and
PGND.
—
18
D4, D3
Digital Inputs for Programming the Output Voltage
—
16, 17
FREQ
Frequency-Programming Input. Attach a resistor within 0.2 in. (5mm) of FREQ to AGND to
set the switching frequency between 100kHz and 1MHz. The FREQ pin is normally 2V DC.
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15
CC2
Slow-Loop Compensation Capacitor Input. Connect a ceramic capacitor from CC2 to
AGND. See the section
Compensating the Feedback Loop.
10
14
BST
Boost-Capacitor Bypass for High-Side MOSFET Gate Drive. Connect a 0.1µF capacitor
and low-leakage Schottky diode as a bootstrapped charge-pump circuit to derive a 5V
gate drive from V
DD
for DH.
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1
NAME
FUNCTION
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CC1
Fast-Loop Compensation Capacitor Input. Connect a ceramic capacitor and resistor in
series from CC1 to AGND. See the section
Compensating the Feedback Loop
.
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13
FB
Voltage-Feedback Input.
MAX1624:
Connect FB to the CPU’s remote voltage-sense point. The voltage at this
input is regulated to a value determined by D0–D4.
MAX1625:
Connect a feedback resistor voltage divider close to FB from the output to
AGND. FB is regulated to 1.1V.
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12
PWROK
Open-Drain Logic Output. PWROK is high when the voltage on FB is within +8% and -6%
of its setpoint.
2
2
CSL
Current-Sense Amplifier’s Inverting Input. Place the current-sense resistor very close to
the controller IC, and use a Kelvin connection. Use an RC filter network at CSL (Figure 1).
3
3
CSH
Current-Sense Amplifier’s Noninverting Input. Use an RC filter network at CSH (Figure 1).
4
4
D2, D1,
D0
Digital Inputs for Programming the Output Voltage. D0–D4 are logic inputs that set the
output to a voltage between 1.1V and 3.5V in 100mV increments.
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5, 6, 7
LG
Loop Gain-Control Input. LG is a three-level input that is used to trade off loop gain vs.
AC load-regulation and load-transient response. Connect LG to V
CC
, REF, or AGND for
2%, 1%, or 0.5% AC load-regulation errors, respectively.
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8
V
CC
Analog Supply Input, 5V. Use an RC filter network, as shown in Figure 1.
5
9
REF
Reference Output, 3.5V. Bypass REF to AGND with 0.1µF (min). Sources up to 100µA for
external loads. Force REF below 2V to turn off the controller.
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10
AGND
Analog Ground
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