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MAX8521 参数 Datasheet PDF下载

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型号: MAX8521
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内容描述: 用于光模块尺寸最小的TEC电源驱动器 [Smallest TEC Power Drivers for Optical Modules]
分类和应用: 驱动器
文件页数/大小: 19 页 / 605 K
品牌: MAXIM [ MAXIM INTEGRATED PRODUCTS ]
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Smallest TEC Power Drivers for  
Optical Modules  
The output common-mode ripple voltage can be calcu-  
lated as follows:  
bypassing may be needed to stabilize the input supply.  
In such cases, a low-ESR electrolytic or ceramic capaci-  
tor of 100µF or more at V is sufficient.  
DD  
V
= LIR x I  
(ESR + 1/8 x C x fs)  
TEC(MAX)  
Compensation Capacitor  
RIPPLE(P-P)  
A compensation capacitor is needed to ensure current-  
control-loop stability (see Figure 3). Select the capacitor  
so that the unity-gain bandwidth of the current-control  
loop is less than or equal to 10% the resonant frequency  
of the output filter:  
A 1µF ceramic capacitor with ESR of 10mwith LIR =  
12% and I = 1.5A results in V of  
24.3mV. For size-constraint applications, the capacitor  
can be made smaller at the expense of higher ripple  
voltage. However, the capacitance must be high  
enough so that the LC resonant frequency is less than  
1/5 the switching frequency:  
TEC(MAX)  
RIPPLE(P-P)  
g
24×R  
SENSE  
m
C
×
COMP  
f
2π(R  
×R  
)
BW  
SENSE  
TEC  
where:  
= unity-gain bandwidth frequency, less than or  
1
f =  
f
BW  
2π LC  
equal to 10% the output filter resonant frequency  
where f is the resonant frequency of the output filter.  
g
m
= loop transconductance, typically 100µA/V  
C
= value of the compensation capacitor  
COMP  
Differential Mode Filter Capacitor  
The differential-mode filter capacitor (C5 in Figure 1) is  
used to bypass differential ripple current through the  
TEC as the result of unequal duty cycle of each output.  
This happens when the TEC current is not at zero. As  
TEC current increases from zero, both outputs move  
away from the 50% duty-cycle point complementarily.  
The common-mode ripple decreases, but the differential  
ripple does not cancel perfectly, and there is a resulting  
differential ripple. The maximum value happens when  
one output is at 75% duty cycle and the other is at 25%  
duty cycle. At this operating point, the differential ripple  
is equal to 1/2 of the maximum common-mode ripple.  
The TEC ripple current determines the TEC perfor-  
mance, because the maximum temperature differential  
that can be created between the terminals of the TEC  
depends on the ratio of ripple current and DC current.  
The lower the ripple current, the closer to the ideal  
maximum. The differential-mode capacitor provides a  
low-impedance path for the ripple current to flow, so that  
the TEC ripple current is greatly reduced. The TEC ripple  
current can then be calculated as follows:  
R
TEC  
= TEC series resistance; use the minimum resis-  
tance value  
R
= sense resistor  
SENSE  
Setting Voltage and Current Limits  
Certain TEC parameters must be considered to guarantee  
a robust design. These include maximum positive current,  
maximum negative current, and the maximum voltage  
allowed across the TEC. These limits should be used to  
set the MAXIP, MAXIN, and MAXV voltages.  
Setting Max Positive and Negative TEC Current  
MAXIP and MAXIN set the maximum positive and nega-  
tive TEC currents, respectively. The default current limit  
is 150mV/R  
when MAXIP and MAXIN are con-  
SENSE  
nected to REF. To set maximum limits other than the  
defaults, connect a resistor-divider from REF to GND to  
set V  
. Use resistors in the 10kto 100krange.  
MAXI_  
V
is related to ITEC by the following equations:  
MAXI_  
V
= 10(I  
= 10(I  
R )  
SENSE  
MAXIP  
MAXIN  
TECP(MAX)  
TECN(MAX)  
V
R  
)
SENSE  
I
= (0.5 x LIR x I  
) x (Z )/(R  
TEC(RIPPLE)  
TEC(MAX) C5 TEC  
where I  
and I  
is the maximum positive TEC current  
TECP(MAX)  
+ R  
+ Z  
)
SENSE  
C5  
is the negative maximum TEC current.  
TECN(MAX)  
where Z is the impedance of C5 at twice the switching  
Positive TEC current occurs when CS is less than OS1:  
C5  
frequency, R  
is the TEC equivalent resistance, and  
TEC  
I
x R  
= OS1 - CS  
TEC  
SENSE  
R
is the current-sense resistor.  
SENSE  
when I  
when I  
> 0.  
TEC  
TEC  
Decoupling Capacitor Selection  
I
R  
= CS - OS1  
TEC  
SENSE  
Decouple each power-supply input (V , PV 1,  
DD  
DD  
< 0.  
PV 2) with a 1µF ceramic capacitor close to the supply  
DD  
pins. In applications with long distances between the  
source supply and the MAX8520/MAX8521, additional  
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