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Figure 4. adc charge pump regulation loop, An152 – Cirrus Logic AN152 User Manual

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AN152

AN152REV1

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es the proper magnitude, cycles of the charge pump
clock are deleted. The regulation loop maintains
the pulse rate out of the CPD pin at an average fre-
quency that yields the proper output voltage. The
CPD driver output is supplied from the VD+ supply
as shown in Figure 4. This can be +5 V or +3 V.
The diode charge pump shown in Figure 4 is for a
+5 V supply. Diode D3, a Schottky, ensures that the
NBV pin will not go more than a diode drop above
ground. This ensures proper start-up of the regula-
tor loop. Figure 5 illustrates the diode connections
needed if VD+ is 3 V.

Figure 6 illustrates a plot of the average frequency

output from CPD when the external load on the
output of the charge pump is changed. The charge
pump clock (CPCLK) is derived from XIN/2,
therefore the maximum frequency which can be
output from CPD is equal to XIN/2.

The load current in each of the plots exclude the
current used by the on-chip instrumentation ampli-
fier (approximately 450

µ

A for the CS5525/26; 375

µ

A for the CS5521/23; and 700

µ

A for the

CS5522/24/28).

The plot illustrates the average CPD frequency for
two different sizes of charge pump capacitors with
the VA+ supply adjusted to 4.5, 5.0 and 5.5 V. The

NBV

-1x

+

-

CPCLK

+

-

VA+ = 5 V

VD+ = 5 V

CPD

DGND

C

D

R

D

C

D

D , D = 1N4148
D = BAT 85

+

1

2

L

3

1

2

3

2

1

Partial of ADC

Load Current

Extra
Load

Figure 4. ADC Charge Pump Regulation Loop

Figure 5. Charge Pump Drive Diode Circuit For VD+ = 3V