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Número de pieza | XRP7714 | |
Descripción | Quad Channel Digital PWM Step Down Controller | |
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XRP7714
Quad Channel Digital PWM Step Down Controller
Rev. 1.1.6
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The XRP7714 is a quad-output pulse-width
modulated (PWM) step-down DC-DC controller
with a built-in LDO for standby power and
GPIOs. The device provides a complete power
management solution in one IC and is fully
programmable via an I2C serial interface.
Independent Digital Pulse Width Modulator
(DPWM) channels regulate output voltages
and provide all required protection functions
such as current limiting and over-voltage
protection.
Each output voltage can be programmed from
0.9V to 5.1V without the need of an external
voltage divider. The wide range of the
programmable DPWM switching frequency
(from 300 KHz to 1.5 MHz) enables the user to
optimize between efficiency and component
size. Input voltage range is from 4.75V to
25V. An I2C bus interface is provided to
program the IC as well as to communicate
with the host for fault reporting and handling,
power rail parameters monitoring, etc.
The device offers a complete solution including
independently programmable: soft-start, soft-
stop, start-up delay and ramp of each PWM
regulator.
APPLICATIONS
• Multi Channel Power Supplies
• Audio-Video Equipments
• Industrial & Telecom Equipments
• Processors & DSPs Based Equipments
FEATURES
• 4 Channel Step Down Controller
− Programmable Output Voltage 0.9V-5.1V
− Programmable 1.5MHz DPWM Frequency
− Integrated FET Drivers
• 4.75V to 5.5V and 5.5V to 25V Input
Voltage Range
• Up to 6 Reconfigurable GPIO Pins
• Fully Programmable via I2C Interface
• Independent Digital Pulse Width
Modulator (DPWM) channels
• Complete Monitoring and Reporting
• Complete Power Up/Down Sequencing
• Full On Board Protection
OTP, UVLO, OCP and OVP
• Built-in 3.3V/5V LDO
• PowerArchitect™ Design Software
• Green/Halogen Free 40-pin TQFN
TYPICAL APPLICATION DIAGRAM
VIN: 4.75 TO 25V
Vout1
LX1
LDO OUT
C8
GPIO0
GPIO1
GPIO2
GPIO3
SDA
I2C SCL
ENABLE
VCCA
Vin
C3
GL1 GH1
C5
1 AVDD
2 DVDD
3 GPIO0
4 GPIO1
5 GPIO2
6 GPIO3
7 GPIO4_SDA
8 GPIO5_SCL
9 ENABLE
10 DGND
U1
XRP7714
Exposed Pad: DGND
GL2
LX2
GH2
BST2
VCCD
BST4
GH4
LX4
GL4
PGND4
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
Vout4
Vout3
Vout2
GL3
GH3
C4 D1
GL2
C1 GH1
Q1
GL1
LX1
VCCD
Vin
C6
LX2
GH2
Q3
GL2
GH2
C9
D2
C10
D3
LX2
R1
GH4
C11 ENABLE
LX4
VCCD
VCCA
Vin
LX4
R2
C14
Q5
GH4
C12 GL4
GL4
D4
C17
VCCD
LX3
Vin
C15
LX3
GH3
Q7
GL3
L1
Q2
Vout2
L2
Q4
Vout4
L3
Q6
Vout3
L4
Q8
Vout1
VOUT1
C2
VOUT2
C7
VOUT4
C13
VOUT3
C16
Fig. 1: XRP7714 Application Diagram
Exar Corporation
48720 Kato Road, Fremont CA 94538, USA
www.exar.com
Tel. +1 510 668-7000 – Fax. +1 510 668-7001
1 page BLOCK DIAGRAM
VOUT1
PreScaler
Vtar
DAC
XRP7714
Quad Channel Digital PWM Step Down Controller
Feedback
ADC1/2
Channel 1
Digital
PID
Hybrid
DPWM
SS & PD
Isense1
Delay
Gate
Driver
BST1
GH1
LX1
GL1
PGND1
VOUT2
PreScaler
Vtar
DAC
Feedback
ADC1/2
Channel 2
–
Digital
PID
Hybrid
DPWM
SS & PD
Isense2
6
Dead
Time
Gate
Driver
BST2
GH2
LX2
GL2
PGND2
VOUT3
VOUT4
VCC
VDD
GPIO 0-3
SDA,SCL
LDO
GPIO
I2C
Channel 3
VCCD
Channel 4
VREF
OSC
OTP
Fault
Handling
CLOCK
PWR
Good
Current
ADC1/2
UVLO
Configuration
Registers
11-CH
MUX
Isense1
Isense2
Isense3
Isense4
Vout1
Vout2
Vout3
Vout4
Vtj
VIN2
VIN1
STBY LR
LDOOUT
Fig. 2: XRP7714 Block Diagram
© 2011 Exar Corporation
5/29
Rev. 1.1.6
5 Page XRP7714
Quad Channel Digital PWM Step Down Controller
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
General DPWM Benefits:
• Eliminate temperature and time variations associated
with passive components in:
− Output set point
− Feedback compensation
− Frequency set point
− Under voltage lock out
− Input voltage measurement
− Gate drive dead time
• Tighter parameter tolerances including operating
frequency set point
• Easy configuration and re-configuration for different
Vout, Iout, Cout, and Inductor selection by simply
changing internal PID coefficients. No need to change
external passives for a new output specification.
• Higher integration: Many external circuits can be
handled by monitoring or modifying internal registers
• Selectable DPWM frequency and Controller Clock
Frequency
Other Benefits:
• A single voltage is needed for regulation [no External
LDO required].
• I2C interface allows:
− Communication with a System Controller or other
Power Management devices for optimized system
function
− Access to modify or read internal registers that
control or monitor:
− Output Current
− Input and Output Voltage
− Soft-Start/Soft-Stop Time
− ‘Power Good’
− Part Temperature
− Enable/Disable Outputs
− Over Current
− Over Voltage
− Temperature Faults
− Adjusting fault limits and disabling/enabling
faults
− Packet Error Checking (PEC) on I2C communication
• 6 Configurable GPIO pins, (4 if I2C is in use). Pins can
be configured in several ways:
− Fault reporting (including OCP, OVP, Temperature,
Soft-Start in progress, Power Good)
− Allows a Logic Level interface with other non-digital
IC’s or as logic inputs to other devices
− Possible to configure as traditional ‘enable’ pin for
all 4 outputs
− 2 GPIOs can be dedicated to the I2C Interface as
required by the customers design
• Frequency and Synchronization Capability
− Selectable switching frequency between 300kHz and
1.5MHz
− Channel to channel phase relationship is a fixed 90
degrees
− Main oscillator clock and DPWM clock can be
synchronized to external sources
− ‘Master’, ‘Slave’ and ‘Stand-alone’ Configurations
are possible
• Internal MOSFET Drivers
− Internal FET drivers (3Ω/6Ω) for each Channel
− Built-In Automatic Dead-time adjustment
− 30ns Rise and Fall times
• PowerArchitect™ Design and Configuration Software:
− In its simplest form only VIN, VOUT, and Iout for
each channel is required.
− The software calculates configuration register
content based upon customer requirements. PID
coefficients for correct loop response (for automatic
or customized designs) can be generated and sent
to the device.
− Configurations can be saved and/or recalled
− GPIOs can be configured easily and intuitively
− Synchronization configuration can be adjusted
− Interface can be used for real-time debugging and
optimization
• Customizing XRP7714 with customer parameters
− Once a configuration is finalized it can be sent to
EXAR and can reside in pre-programmed parts that
customers can order with an individual part number.
− Allows parts to be used without I2C interface
System Benefits:
• Reliability is enhanced via communication with the
system controller which can obtain real time data on
an output voltage, input voltage and current.
• System processors can communicate with the
XRP7714 directly to obtain data or make adjustments
to react to circuit conditions
• A system process or could also be configured to log
and analyze operating history, perform diagnostics and
if required, take the supply off-line after making other
system adjustments.
• If customer field service is a possibility for your end
product, parameter reporting and history would
provide additional capabilities for troubleshooting or
aid in future system upgrades.
© 2011 Exar Corporation
11/29
Rev. 1.1.6
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