HA17524FP
HA17524FP is Switching Regulator Controller manufactured by Hitachi Semiconductor.
Features
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- Pulse width modulation (PWM) Wide oscillation frequency range: 450 k Hz(typ) Low quiescent current: 5 m A typ Good line regulation (0.2% typ) and load regulation (0.4% typ) Independent output stages for 2 channels Wide external circuit applications including single-end and push-pull method Reference power source output stage and switching output stage include current limiting protection circuit.
Ordering Information
Type No. HA17524P HA17524FP Package 16 pin dual in line plastic(DP-16) 16 pin flat plastic (FP-16DA)
Pin Arrangement
INV. Input NON-INV. Input OSC Out CL(+) CL(- ) RT CT GND
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 (Top View)
V REF VCC E2 C2 C1 E1 SHUT DOWN P
HA17524P/FP
Functional Description
Principals of HA17524 Operation The HA17524 switching regulator circuit, using pulse width modulation (PWM), is constructed as shown in figure 1. Timing resistances RT and timing capacitance C T control the oscillation frequency. CT is charged by a constant current generated by RT . Ramp signals (saw-tooth waves) at the CT terminal generated by this oscillator is available for reference input signal to parator which control the pulse width.
VREF VCC 15 Ref. Volt. +5 V RT 6 CT 7 (Ramp) Osc. 16 +5 V to internal circuitry +5V OSC Out Q 3 Flip Flop Q +5V
- 12 C1 NOR Q1 11 E 1 13 C2 NOR Q2 14 E 2 4 CL(+) 5 CL(- ) parator INV. Input 1 NON-INV. Input 2 GND 8 +5V
- Error Amp.
+ +
+5V
+
C.L.
- 10 SHUT DOWN
1kΩ 10kΩ
9 P
Current Limiter
Figure 1 HA17524 Block Diagram The reference voltage connects to the non-inverted or inverted input terminal of the error amplifier via resistance divider (figure 2). The output voltage from the error amplifier is pared with the ramp signal capacitance CT (figure 1). The parator can provide a signal with modulated pulse width. This signal, then, controls output transistors Q1 and Q 2, making an open loop to stabilize output voltage. Outputs form the error amplifier the current limiter, and the shut-down circuit...