LTC3716
LTC3716 is Synchronous Step-Down Switching Regulator manufactured by Linear Technology.
LTC3716 2-Phase, 5-Bit VID, Current Mode, High Efficiency, Synchronous Step-Down Switching Regulator
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Output Stages Operate Antiphase Reducing Input and Output Capacitance Requirements and Power Supply Induced Noise Dual Input Supply Capability for Load Sharing 5-Bit Mobile VID Code: VOUT = 0.6V to 1.75V ±1% Output Voltage Accuracy True Remote Sensing Differential Amplifier Power Good Output Voltage Monitor Supports Active Voltage Positioning Current Mode Control Ensures Current Sharing OPTI-LOOPTM pensation Minimizes COUT Three Operational Modes: PWM, Burst and Cycle Skip Programmable Fixed Frequency: 150k Hz to 300k Hz Wide VIN Range: 4V to 36V Operation Adjustable Soft-Start Current Ramping Internal Current Foldback and Short-Circuit Shutdown Overvoltage Soft Latch Eliminates Nuisance Trips Available in 36-Lead Narrow SSOP Package
The LTC®3716 is a 2-phase, VID programmable, synchronous step-down switching regulator controller that drives two N-channel external power MOSFET stages in a fixed frequency architecture. The 2-phase controller drives its two output stages out of phase at frequencies up to 300k Hz to minimize the RMS ripple currents in both input and output capacitors. The 2-phase technique effectively multiplies the fundamental frequency by two, improving transient response while operating each channel at an optimum frequency for efficiency. Thermal design is also simplified. An operating mode select pin (FCB) can be used to regulate a secondary winding or select among three modes including Burst Mode TM operation for highest efficiency. An internal differential amplifier provides true remote sensing of the regulated supply’s positive and negative output terminals as required in high current applications. The RUN/SS pin provides soft-start and optional timed, short-circuit shutdown. Current foldback limits MOSFET dissipation during short-circuit conditions when the overcurrent...