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LM2630 - Synchronous Step-Down Power Supply Controller

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Description

The LM2630 controller provides all the active functions for step-down (buck) switching converters.

These dc-to-dc converters provide core CPU power in battery-operated systems.

High efficiency is achieved by using synchronous rectification and pulse-skipping mode operation at light load.

Features

  • include the external synchronization pin, and the PGOOD pin to indicate the state of the output voltage. Protection circuitry includes thermal shutdown, undervoltage shut down, soft-start capability, and two levels of current limits: The first level simply limits the load current directly; at the second level, if the load pulls the output voltage down below 80% of the regulated value, the chip willshut down. This latched operation is disabled during startup, but an internal timer will enable it.

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Part number LM2630
Manufacturer National Semiconductor
File Size 265.95 KB
Description Synchronous Step-Down Power Supply Controller
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LM2630 Synchronous Step-Down Power Supply Controller February 1999 LM2630 Synchronous Step-Down Power Supply Controller General Description The LM2630 controller provides all the active functions for step-down (buck) switching converters. These dc-to-dc converters provide core CPU power in battery-operated systems. High efficiency is achieved by using synchronous rectification and pulse-skipping mode operation at light load. Inexpensive N-channel MOSFETs are used to reduce system cost. Bootstrap circuit is used to drive the high-side N-channel MOSFET. Current mode control scheme is used to improve line regulation and transient response, also provides cycle-by-cycle current limiting. The operating frequency is adjustable between 200 kHz and 400 kHz.
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