Application information, A product line of diodes incorporated – Diodes ZXGD3105N8 User Manual

Page 7

Advertising
background image


ZXGD3105N8

Document Number DS35101

Rev. 3 - 2

7 of 14

www.diodes.com

March 2013

© Diodes Incorporated

A Product Line of

Diodes Incorporated

ZXGD3105N8




Application Information

The purpose of the ZXGD3105 is to drive a MOSFET as a low-V

F

Schottky diode replacement in isolated AC/DC converter. When combined with

a low R

DS(ON)

MOSFET, the controller can yield significant power efficiency improvement, whilst maintaining design simplicity and incurring

minimal component count. Figure 1 shows the typical configuration of ZXGD3105 for synchronous rectification in a low output voltage Flyback
converter.

A typical circuit configuration of synchronous rectification with ZXGD3105 for use in resonant converter is shown in Figure 2. Two ZXGD3105
together with two synchronous MOSFETs should be used on the secondary side of the center tapped transformer winding.

Figure 1 Typical Flyback application schematic

Figure 2 Synchronous rectification in resonant converter


Threshold Voltage and Resistor Setting

The correct selection of external resistors R

REF

and R

BIAS

is important for optimum device operation. R

REF

and R

BIAS

supply fixed current into the

I

REF

and I

BIAS

pin of the controller. I

REF

and I

BIAS

combines to set the turn-off threshold voltage level, V

T

. In order to set V

T

to -10mV, the

recommended I

REF

and I

BIAS

are 1.02mA and 0.54mA respectively.


The values for R

REF

and R

BIAS

are selected based on the V

CC

voltage. If the V

CC

pin is connected to the power converter’s output, the resistors

should be selected based on the nominal converter’s output voltage. Table 1 provides the recommended resistor values for different Vcc voltages.

Supply, V

CC

(V)

Bias Resistor, R

BIAS

(kΩ)

Reference Resistor, R

REF

(kΩ)

5 9.6 4.3

10 18 9.1
12 24 11
15 30 15

Table 1 Recommended resistor values for different V

CC

voltages

Advertising