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ML6553
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ML6553 Datasheet PDF : 7 Pages
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ML6553
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
Functional Description
The ML6553 switching regulator is designed to sink and
source 1A load current and maintain a tight output voltage
regulation without the need for external feedback. Feedback
is accomplished internally by setting the average value of VL
equal to VCCQ/2 through a high gain error amp. The
ML6553 implements an open loop design that does not
require external loop compensation, providing a simplified
regulator design that can be used in cost sensitive applica-
tions.
Regulator Operation
Refer to the block diagram on the first page of this datasheet.
The oscillator/ramp block generates a 650kHz clock pulse
that is used to set the flip-flop. It also generates a 650kHz
ramp that the PWM comparator uses to reset the flip-flop.
When the flip-flop is set, the high side switch (Q1) is turned
on and the low side switch (Q2) is held off. In this state, the
voltage at VL is pulled up to PVDD, which the error amp,
integrates and inverts. The resulting output voltage of the
error amp will decline until it intersects the rising voltage of
the ramp. When this occurs the flip-flop is reset. In the reset
state, the high side switch is off, the low side switch is on
and VL is pulled to DGND. The flip-flop will remain in the
reset state until the next clock pulse. A timing diagram is
shown in Figure 1.
In the absence of a load, the duty cycle will be 50% if the
PVDD and VCCQ are the same. The average voltage at VL
will be half the voltage applied to VCCQ, and the net current
change will be zero. If the ML6553 needs to source current,
the duty cycle will increase, resulting in more current being
supplied to the load. If the ML6553 needs to sink current, the
duty will decrease, resulting in current being pulled from the
load and returned back to the PVDD supply.
VL
RAMP
VINTEG
PWMCMP
CLK
Q
4
Figure 1. Timing Diagram
REV. 1.0.2 3/21/01

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