MAX5072/3 Switching Power Supply Clock Configuration

Desired switching frequency, fSW: Actual switching frequency, fSW: ROSC: Soft-start period, tSS: 2000000 2019386 6190 0.5070848 Hz Hz

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Maxim MAX5072/3 Buck/Boost Converter Configuration Tool

This spreadsheet is intended to help set up and configure the Maxim MAX5072 and MAX5073 Dual Output Buck or Boost Con directed by the component datasheet. All cells that require the user to enter a value are formatted with a light blue background. Be sure to observe the units ma automatic calculation is turned on in the Excel Options menu, the calculated values will update every time an unprotected cel cells with a light green background

To use this configuration tool, begin on the Configuration worksheet and enter the desired switching frequency in the blue cel value for ROSC. Next, proceed to either the Buck or Boost worksheet(s) and begin by entering the input and output voltages a voltages and transient characteristics can be entered in the appropriate cells. The spreadsheet will calculate component val type (II or III) and component values for buck and boost configurations will be indicated on the Buck Compensation

The capacitor selections are based on standard component values, and the indicated ESR and capacitance values should be r mount X5R capacitors. (The Murata GRM32, GRM 43, and GRM55 series parts are a good starting point.) The inductor value Engineering P0751.xxx datasheet - the actual Pulse Engineering part number is indicated in the Buck and designs, it is by no means the only inductor that will work, and the user is welcome to source other components with similar

The worksheets are set up to calculate component values for converter 1 of the MAX5072/3. The results will also apply to con switch limit of 1.8A for converter 2. (Converter 1 has a peak switch current limit of 3A). Also, be sure not to exceed the respectively. The internal high-side switch RDS(ON) values must also be entered appropriately - about 200 m

The worksheets are password-protected to prevent inadvertant changes to the formulas. The protected cells can still be selec can be unlocked with the password "maxim". There are also four hidden sheets that contain the capacitor and inductor compo the Format/Sheet/Unhide option on the Excel toolbar. If a cell value is entered that causes one or more key parameters to go outside of allowable ranges, the offending value will another value until the limiting parameter is within design limits. It is important to note that not allpossible design erro check before committing the design to hardware.

Please direct any questions or concerns to your Maxim Integrated Products applications engineer. The official MAX5 these integrated circuit products, and in the case of discrepancy, the datasheets take precendence over this configur

ROSC(MIN) = ROSC(MAX) =

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Notice: This tool is intended as an aid towards developing a successful switching power supply design, using Maxim integrated circuits. As with any automated tool, the results generated by this spreadsheet should be verified using typical power supply design techniques and rules before committing the design to hardware!

5073 Dual Output Buck or Boost Converters. The component values generated are tailored to this IC, as

Be sure to observe the units marked to the right of the cells and enter your values accordingly. If pdate every time an unprotected cell value is changed. All resultant component values are indicated in

ed switching frequency in the blue cell. The spreadsheet will determine the best standard 1% resistor tering the input and output voltages and the output current. Other design parameters such as ripple dsheet will calculate component values to best achieve your design goals. The compensation network Buck Compensation and Boost Compensation worksheets respectively.

R and capacitance values should be readily achievable in the "real world" with 1210 to 2220 size surfaceod starting point.) The inductor values and ESR specifications are pulled directly from the Pulse Buck and Boost worksheets. (Although the P0751 series is a good fit for many MAX5072/3 rce other components with similar specifications.)

2/3. The results will also apply to converter 2, provided that the peak switch currents are kept below the lso, be sure not to exceed the maximum output current limits of 2A and 1A for converters 1 and 2 about 200 m for converter 1 and 435 m for converter 2.

The protected cells can still be selected to view the actual calculations. If desired, the protected sheets ain the capacitor and inductor component specification look-up tables; these can be revealed by selecting

le ranges, the offending value will be highlighted with an orange background or red font. If this occurs, try t not allpossible design errors are "flagged" in this manner - all results should be given a "common-sense"

ations engineer. The official MAX5072 and MAX5073 datasheets remain the ultimate reference for ke precendence over this configuration tool.

Buck Converter Configuration

VIN: VOUT: IOUT: DIP-P / IOUT: Ideal DIP-P: Ideal LOUT: Practical LOUT: Actual DIL: Duty Cycle: 5 3.3 1.2 30% 0.36 1.543 2.2 0.253 66.0% A V V A (use typical value) (must not exceed 2A for converter 1, 1A for converter 2) (inductor ripple current expresed as a percentage of IOUT) (peak-to-peak ripple current)

mH mH
A

Allowable input ripple: Allowable output ripple: Load step current: Allowable load step transient:

0.05 0.03 0.5 0.075

V V A V

(A)luminum or (C)eramic COUT: DVOUT(ESR): DVOUT(Q): Ceramic ESRIN: Ceramic CIN: Practical CIN: Ceramic ESRout: Ceramic Cout: Practical COUT: Step ESROUT: Step COUT: Practical Step COUT:

c 0.015 0.015 18.850 5.334 6.8 59.394 1.042 1.5 30 49.52 68 V V mW mF mF mW mF mF mW mF mF

(ceramic recommended) (output ripple resulting from COUT ESR) (output ripple resulting from COUT capacitance)

Ceramic input capacitor characteristics

Output capacitor characteristics for steady-state

Output capacitor characteristics for load transien

exceed 2A for converter 1, 1A for converter 2)

RDSON: VF: VDROP1: VDROP2:

0.29 0.35 0.368 0.366

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(high-side switch on resistance) (rectifier forward drop) (discharge path drop) (charging path drop)

ripple current expresed as a percentage of IOUT)

peak ripple current) tON(MIN): VIN(MIN): 326.8 4.263 ns V (must exceed 100 ns)

ISAT:

6.1

(for Practical LOUT) (Pulse Engineering)

LOUT Part Number: P0751.222 mH Inductance: 2.2 Min COUT: Max ESROUT: 68 30.0

mF mW

ecommended) Notice: This tool is intended as an aid towards developing a successful switching power supply design, using Maxim integrated circuits. As with any automated tool, the results generated by this spreadsheet should be verified using typical power supply design techniques and rules before committing the design to hardware!

pple resulting from COUT ESR)

pple resulting from COUT capacitance)

Ceramic input capacitor characteristics

Output capacitor characteristics for steady-state ripple

Output capacitor characteristics for load transients

Cap contribution % for ESR A 0.99 C 0.5

Aluminum ESRout: Ceramic ESRout:

Aluminum Cout: Ceramic Cout:

Buck Converter Compensation

VOSC: fZERO,ESR: fLC: fC: Compensation Type: GM: Type II RF : CF : CCF: 1 78017.1 13012.3 100969.3 II 0.0 18000 680 #N/A (modulator gain) V Hz Hz (LC pole) Hz (crossover frequency)

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pF pF Type II network values

Use highlighted compensation network type!

Notice: This tool is intended as an aid towards developing a successful switching power supply design, using Maxim integrated circuits. As with any automated tool, the results generated by this spreadsheet should be verified using typical GE/A: 36 (error amp gain, Type II comp.) power supply design techniques and rules before committing the design to hardware!

Type III

fZ: 7234.315595 Hz (should be 0.75*fLC) CF : RF : CI: RI: R1: CCF: R2: 2200 10000 2200 910 4640 22 1470 3.325 pF

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Type III network values

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VOUT with real resistor values:

Boost Converter Configuration

VIN(MIN): VIN(MAX): VIN: VOUT: IOUT: 1.5 2.2 1.8 3.3 0.75 V V V V A

(use typical value) (must not exceed 2A for converter 1, 1A for converter 2)

Ideal LOUT: Practical LOUT: Actual DIL: D: DMAX: DMIN: Allowable input ripple: Allowable output ripple: Load step current: Allowable load step transient:

0.604 1 0.381 58.2% 67.7% 45.6% 0.02 0.02 0.3 0.075

mH mH
A (typical duty cycle) (max duty cycle, at VIN(MIN)) (min duty cycle, at VIN(MAX)) V V A V

(A)luminum or (C)eramic COUT: DVOUT(ESR): DVOUT(Q): Ceramic ESRIN: Ceramic CIN: Practical CIN: Ceramic ESRout: Ceramic Cout: Practical COUT: Step ESROUT: Step COUT: Practical Step COUT:

c 0.01 0.01 26.276 2.743 3.3 13.333 25.130 33 50 29.712 33 V V mW mF mF mW mF mF mW mF mF

(ceramic recommended) (output ripple resulting from COUT ESR) (output ripple resulting from COUT capacitance)

Ceramic input capacitor characteristics

Output capacitor characteristics for steady-state

Output capacitor characteristics for load transien

RDSON: VD: for converter 1, 1A for converter 2) VDL: VDS: Efficiency (): tON(MIN):

0.63 0.35 0.0075 0.4725 80.0% 907.9

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(high-side switch on resistance) (diode forward drop) (inductor forward drop) (Internal switch forward drop) (estimated) (must exceed 100 ns)

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ISAT: LOUT Part Number: Inductance: Min COUT: Max ESROUT:

6.8 P0751.102 1 33 13.3

(for Practical LOUT) (Pulse Engineering)

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g from COUT ESR)

g from COUT capacitance)

input capacitor characteristics

Notice: This tool is intended as an aid towards developing a successful switching power supply design, using Maxim integrated circuits. As with any automated tool, the results generated by this spreadsheet should be verified using typical power supply design techniques and rules before committing the design to hardware!

apacitor characteristics for steady-state ripple peak inductor current:

1.91

(must not exceed switch peak current limit)

apacitor characteristics for load transients

Cap contribution % for ESR A 0.99 C 0.5

Aluminum ESRout: Aluminum Cout: Ceramic ESRout: Ceramic Cout:

Boost Converter Compensation

VOSC: fZERO,RHP: fLC: fC: C: 1 122228.0 11574.8 24445.6 153596.3 V Hz (right half-plane zero) Hz (LC pole) Hz (crossover frequency) R/s (crossover frequency, Radians/sec)

fZ: Type III CF : RF : CI: RI: R1: CCF: R2: VOUT with real resistor values:

7234.3 2200 10000 470 2700 26100 22 8250 3.331

Hz (will be around 0.75*fLC) pF

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Type III network values

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Notice: This tool is intended as an aid towards developing a successful switching power supply design, using Maxim integrated circuits. As with any automated tool, the results generated by this spreadsheet should be verified using typical power supply design techniques and rules before committing the design to hardware!