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31 / 44 page ![]() ISL78227 FN8808 Rev.6.02 Page 31 of 43 Feb 28, 2025 CURRENT SENSE FOR INDIVIDUAL PHASE - ISENX The RC network between the RSENx and ISENxP/N pins as shown in Figure 60 is the recommended configuration. The ISENxP pin should be connected to the positive potential of the RSEN_CHx through resistor RSETx, where in Figure 60, RSETx is composed by RSETxA plus RSETxB. RSET is used to set the current sense gain externally. Because there is an 112µA bias current sinking to each of the ISENxP and ISENxN pins, RBIASx with the same value to RSETx should be placed between the ISENxN pin to the low potential of the RSENx, where in Figure 60, RBIASx is composed by RBIASxA plus RBIASxB. It is recommended to have RSETxA = RBIASxA and RSETxB = RBIASxB, and insert a capacitor (CISENx) between them as shown in Figure 60. This will form a symmetric noise filter for the small current sense signals. The differential filtering time constant equals to (RSETxA+RBIASxA)*CISENx. This time constant is typically selected in range of tens of ns depending on the actual noise levels. CSA generates the sensed current signal ISENx by forcing ISENxP voltage to be equal to ISENxN voltage. Because RSETx is equal to RBIASx, the voltage drop across RSETx and RBIASx incurred by the fixed 112µA bias current cancels each other. Therefore, the resulting current at CSA output ISENx is proportional to each phase inductor current, ILx. ISENx per phase can be derived in Equation 11, where ILx is the per-phase current flowing through RSENx. RSENx is normally selected with smallest resistance to minimize the power loss on it. With RSENx selected, RSETx is selected by the desired cycle-by-cycle peak current limiting level OC1 (refer to “Peak Current Cycle-by-Cycle Limiting (OC1)” on page 35). AVERAGE CURRENT SENSE FOR TWO PHASES - IMON The IMON pin serves to monitor the total average input current of the 2-phase boost. As shown in Figure 3 on page 7, the individual current sense signals (ISENx) are divided by eight and summed together. A 17µA offset current is added to form a current source output at the IMON pin with the value calculated as shown in Equation 12. Assume RSEN1 = RSEN2, RSET1 = RSET2, and IIN = IL1 + IL2, which is the total boost input average current: As shown in Figure 4 on page 8, a resistor RIMON is placed between the IMON pin and ground, which turns the current sense output from the IMON pin to a voltage VIMON. A capacitor CIMON should be used in parallel with RIMON to filter out the ripple such that VIMON represents the total average input current of the 2-phase boost. VIMON can be calculated using Equation 14. As shown in Figure 3 on page 7, VIMON is sent to inputs of Gm2 and comparators of CMP_PD and CMP_OCAVG for the following functions: 1. VIMON is compared with 1.6V (VREF_CC) at error amplifier Gm2 inputs to achieve constant current control function. The CC control threshold for the boost input current is typically set in a way that the per-phase average inductor current (when CC control) is lower than the per-phase cycle-by-cycle peak current limiting (OC1) threshold. Refer to “Constant Current Control (CC)” on page 35 for detailed descriptions. 2. VIMON is compared with phase dropping thresholds (1.1V falling to drop Phase 2, 1.15V rising to add Phase 2). Refer to “Automatic Phase Dropping/Adding” on page 33 for detailed descriptions. 3. VIMON is compared with 2V for OC_AVG fault protections. Refer to “Average Overcurrent Fault (OC_AVG) Protection” on page 36 for detailed descriptions. FIGURE 60. CURRENT-SENSING BLOCK DIAGRAM VIN VOUT L IL ISENxP ISENx ISENxN RSENx RBIASxA RBIASxB RSETxB ISENx+112µA RSETxA CSA 112µA 112µA IBIAS ISENx IC INTERNAL CIRCUITS CISENx 112µA + - + - + - + - + - RSETx RSETxA RSETxB + = (EQ. 8) RBIASx RBIASxA RBIASxB + = (EQ. 9) RBIASx RSETx = (EQ. 10) ISENx ILx RSENx RSETx ------------------- = (EQ. 11) IMON IL1 R SEN1 RSET1 -------------------------------- IL2 R SEN2 RSET2 -------------------------------- + 0.125 17 10 6 – + = (EQ. 12) IMON IIN RSEN RSET ---------------- 0.125 17 10 6 – + = (EQ. 13) VIMON IMON RIMON = (EQ. 14) |
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