Rainbow Electronics MAX15022 User Manual

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MAX15022

Dual, 4A/2A, 4MHz, Step-Down DC-DC

Regulator with Dual LDO Controllers

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Type II: Compensation when f

CO

> f

ZERO, ESR

When the f

CO

is greater than f

ESR

, a Type II compensa-

tion network provides the necessary closed-loop com-
pensated response. The Type II compensation network
provides a midband compensating zero and a high-fre-
quency pole (see Figures 5a and 5b).

R

F

C

F

provides the midband zero f

MID,ZERO

, and

R

F

C

CF

provides the high-frequency pole, f

HIGH,POLE

.

Use the following procedure to calculate the compen-
sation network components.

Calculate the f

ESR

and LC double pole, f

LC

:

where C

OUT

is the regulator output capacitor and ESR

is the series resistance of C

OUT

. See the

Output-

Capacitor Selection

section for more information on cal-

culating C

OUT

and ESR.

Set the compensator’s leading zero, f

Z1

, at or below the

filter’s resonant double-pole frequency from:

Set the compensator’s high-frequency pole, f

P1

, at or

below one-half the switching frequency, f

SW

:

To maximize the compensator’s phase lead, set the
desired crossover frequency, f

CO

, equal to the geomet-

ric mean of the compensator’s leading zero, f

Z1

, and

high-frequency pole, f

P1

, as follows:

Select the feedback resistor, R

F

, in the range of 3.3k

Ω

to 30k

Ω.

Calculate the gain of the modulator (Gain

MOD

)—com-

prised of the regulator’s PWM, LC filter, feedback divider,
and associated circuitry—at the desired crossover fre-
quency, f

CO

, using the following equation:

where V

FB

is the 0.6V (typ) FB_ input-voltage set-point,

L is the value of the regulator inductor, ESR is the

series resistance of the output capacitor, and V

OUT_

is

the desired output voltage.

The gain of the error amplifier (Gain

E/A

) in the midband

frequencies is:

The total loop gain is the product of the modulator gain
and the error amplifier gain at f

CO

and should be set

equal to 1 as follows:

Gain

MOD

x Gain

E/A

= 1

So:

20 log

20 log

0dB

R

R

4 ESR x V

2

f

L x V

1

10

R

R

10

4 ESR x V

2

f

L x V

F

1

FB

CO

OUT_

F

1

FB

CO

OUT_

Ч

+

Ч

=

Ч

Ч

Ч

Ч

=



Ч

Ч

Ч

π

π

Gain

R [k ]

R [k ]

E/A

F

1

=

Ω

Ω

Gain

4(V/V)

ESR [m ]

2

f

[kHz] L[ H]

V

[V]

V

[V]

MOD

CO

FB

OUT_

=

Ч

Ч

Ч

(

)

Ч

Ω

π

μ

f

f

f

CO

Z1

P1

=

×

f

f

2

P1

SW

f

f

Z1

LC

f

1

2

ESR C

f

1

2

L C

ESR

OUT

LC

OUT

=

Ч

Ч

Ч

Ч

π

π

R

1

V

REF

R

F

FB_

COMP_

V

OUT_

R

2

C

F

C

CF

Figure 5a. Type II Compensation Network

GAIN

(dB)

1ST ASYMPTOTE

(

ωR

1

C

F

)

-1

2ND ASYMPTOTE

R

F

R

I

3RD ASYMPTOTE

(

ωR

F

C

CF

)

-1

ω (rad/sec)

1ST POLE

(AT ORIGIN)

2ND POLE

(R

F

C

CF

)

-1

1ST ZERO

(R

F

C

F

)

-1

( )

-1

Figure 5b. Type II Compensation Network Response

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