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24 / 38 page ![]() LT8603 24 8603f For more information www.linear.com/LT8603 APPLICATIONS INFORMATION The lower of these frequencies is the maximum switching frequency for the SEPIC converter. SEPIC: Inductor and RSENSE Selection Choosing the inductor ripple current, ∆IL, has a direct impact on the choice of the inductor value and the con- verter’s maximum output current capability. Choosing smaller values of ∆IL increases the converter’s output current capability but requires larger inductors. Choosing larger values of ∆IL provides faster transient response and allows the use of smaller inductors but results in higher input current ripple, greater core losses, and lower output current capability. In addition, larger values of ∆IL at high duty cycle may result in sub-harmonic oscillation. Given an operating input voltage range and operating fre- quency, the inductor value is given by: L = VBATT(MIN) • DMAX ∆IL • fSW where, ∆IL = χ • IOUT(MAX) • DMAX 1– DMAX χ in the above equation represents the percentage peak- to-peak ripple current in the inductor relative to the maxi- mum average inductor current. The typical range of χ is 20% to 40% though careful evaluation of system stability should be made to ensure adequate design margin. For coupled inductors, L1 = L2 and the effective induc- tance is doubled due to the mutual inductance. The value of each equal winding is given by: L1 = L2 = VBATT(MIN) • DMAX 2 • ∆IL • fSW The maximum input current of the SEPIC converter is cal- culated at the minimum input voltage and full load current. The peak inductor current can be significantly higher than the output current. The following equations assume CCM operation and calculate the maximum peak inductor cur- rent at minimum VBATT: Figures 7. SEPIC Topology and Current Flow + + • • • • SW L2 COUT RL VOUT C1 D1 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 7a. SEPIC Topology + + • RL VOUT D1 7c. Current Flow During Switch Off-Time + + • RL VOUT VIN VIN 7b. Current Flow During Switch On-Time 8603 F07 VBATT VBATT VBATT SEPIC: Duty Cycle and Frequency With the SEPIC configuration operating in continuous conduction mode (CCM), the duty cycle is given by: D = VOUT + VD VBATT + VOUT + VD The maximum switching frequency of the SEPIC con- verter is limited by both maximum and minimum duty cycles. The maximum duty cycle is set by VBATT(MIN). The maximum switching frequency, fSW(MAX) at VBATT(MIN) is given by: fSW(MAX)@VBATT(MIN) = 1 – VOUT + VD VBATT(MIN) + VOUT + VD tOFF(MIN) The minimum duty cycle is set by VBATT(MAX). The maxi- mum switching frequency at VBATT(MAX) is given by: fSW(MAX)@VBATT(MAX) = VOUT + VD VBATT(MAX) + VOUT + VD tON(MIN) |
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