MAX8513/MAX8514
Wide-Input, High-Frequency, Triple-Output Supplies
with Voltage Monitor and Power-On Reset
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This gain between f
Z1
and f
Z2
is also set by the ratio of
R3/R1, where R1 is selected in the OUT1 Voltage
Setting section. Therefore:
And similar to Case 1, C5 can be calculated as:
Set the error-amplifier third pole, f
P3
, at approximately
1/2 the switching frequency. The gain of the error
amplifier at f
C
(between f
P2
and f
P3
) is set by the ratio
of R3/R
I
and is also equal to:
where R
I
is:
Therefore:
Similar to Case 1, R4, C11, and C12 can be calculated as:
Below is a numerical example to calculate the error-
amplifier compensation values for Case 2:
V
IN
= 12V (nomimal input voltage)
V
RAMP
= 1V
V
OUT1
= 3.3V
V
FB1
= 1.25V
L1A = 6.2µH
C4 = 560µF/ 10V OS-Con capacitor, with ESR = 0.015Ω
f
S
= 300kHz
Pick R2 = 8.06kΩ. Then:
Pick f
C
= 50kHz, which is less than f
S
/ 5.
Use 20kΩ.
Use 12nF.
Use 2.2kΩ.
Use 3.9nF.
Pick f
P
3 = f
S
/ 2 = 150kHz.
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