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01PublicationOrderNumber:NCP7662/DNCP7662InductorlessVoltageConverterTheNCP7662isapin–compatibleupgradetotheindustrystandardTC7660chargepumpvoltageconverter.
Itconvertsa+1.
5Vto+15Vinputtoacorresponding–1.
5to–15Voutputusingonlytwolow–costcapacitors,eliminatinginductorsandtheirassociatedcost,sizeandEMI.
Theon–boardoscillatoroperatesatanominalfrequencyof10kHz.
Frequencyisincreasedto35kHzwhenpin1isconnectedtoV+,allowingtheuseofsmallerexternalcapacitors.
Operationbelow10kHz(forlowersupplycurrentapplications)isalsopossiblebyconnectinganexternalcapacitorfromOSCtoground(withpin1open).
TheNCP7662isavailableinboth8–pinDIPand8–pinsmalloutline(SO)packagesincommercialandextendedtemperatureranges.
FeaturesWideOperatingVoltageRange:1.
5Vto15VBoostPin(Pin1)forHigherSwitchingFrequencyHighPowerEfficiencyis96%EasytoUse–RequiresOnly2ExternalNon–CriticalPassiveComponentsImprovedDirectReplacementforIndustryStandardICL7660andOtherSecondSourceDevicesApplicationsSimpleConversionof+5Vto"5VSuppliesVoltageMultiplicationVOUT="nVINNegativeSuppliesforDataAcquisitionSystemsandInstrumentationRS232PowerSuppliesSupplySplitter,VOUT="VS/2DevicePackageShippingORDERINGINFORMATIONNCP7662DR2SO–82500Tape&ReelNCP7662Phttp://onsemi.
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com2FunctionalBlockDiagramBOOSTNCP7662RCOSCILLATORINTERNALVOLTAGEREGULATORVOLTAGELEVELTRANSLATOROSCLVVOUTCAPLOGICNETWORK–12345678GNDB2V+CAP+ABSOLUTEMAXIMUMRATINGSRatingSymbolValueUnitSupplyVoltage+16.
5VLV,BoostandOSCInputsVoltage(Note1.
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5V–0.
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5V)to(V++0.
3V)VCurrentintoLV(Note1.
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5V20AOutputShortDuration(VSUPPLYv5.
5V)ContinuousVPowerDissipation(Note2.
)PlasticDIPSO730470mWOperatingTemperatureRange–40to+85°CStorageTemperatureRange–65to+150°CLeadTemperature(Soldering,10sec)+300°CStatic–sensitivedevice.
Unuseddevicesmustbestoredinconductivematerial.
Protectdevicesfromstaticdischargeandstaticfields.
Stressesabovethoselistedunder"AbsoluteMaximumRatings''maycausepermanentdamagetothedevice.
Thesearestressratingsonlyandfunctionaloperationofthedeviceattheseoranyotherconditionsabovethoseindicatedintheoperationsectionsofthespecificationsisnotimplied.
Exposuretoabsolutemaximumratingconditionsforextendedperiodsmayaffectdevicereliability.
1.
ConnectinganyterminaltovoltagesgreaterthanV+orlessthanGNDmaycausedestructivelatch–up.
Itisrecommendedthatnoinputsfromsourcesoperatingfromexternalsuppliesbeappliedpriorto"powerup''oftheNCP7662.
2.
Deratelinearlyabove50°Cby5.
5mW/°C.
NCP7662http://onsemi.
com3ELECTRICALCHARACTERISTICS(V+=5V,TA=+25°C,OSC=Freerunning,TestCircuitFigure2,unlessotherwisespecified.
)CharacteristicsTestConditionsSymbolMinTypMaxUnitSupplyCurrent(Note3.
)(BoostPinOPENorGND)RL=∞,+25°C0°CvTAv+70°C–40°CvTAv+85°CI+–––80––160180180ASupplyCurrent(BoostPin=V+)0°CvTAv+70°C–40°CvTAv+85°CI+––––300350ASupplyVoltageRange,High(Note4.
)RL=10k,LVOpen,TMINvTAvTMAXV+H3.
0–15VSupplyVoltageRange,LowRL=10k,LVtoGND,TMINvTAvTMAXV+L1.
5–3.
5VOutputSourceResistanceIOUT=20mA,0°CvTAv+70°CROUT–65100IOUT=20mA,–40°CvTAv+85°C––120IOUT=3mA,V+=2V,LVtoGND,0°CvTAv+70°C––250IOUT=3mA,V+=2V,LVtoGND,–40°CvTAv+85°C––300OscillatorFrequencyCOSC=0,Pin1OpenorGNDPin1=V+fOSC5.
0–1035––kHzPowerEfficiencyRL=5k,TMINvTAvTMAXPEff96959697––%VoltageConversionEfficiencyRL=∞VOUTEff9999.
9–%OscillatorImpedanceV+=2VV+=5VZOSC––1.
0100––Mk3.
Inthetestcircuit,thereisnoexternalcapacitorappliedtopin7.
However,whenthedeviceispluggedintoatestsocket,thereisusuallyaverysmallbutfinitestraycapacitancepresent,oftheorderof5pF.
4.
TheNCP7662canoperatewithoutanexternaldiodeoverthefulltemperatureandvoltagerange.
Thisdevicewillfunctioninexistingdesignswhichincorporateanexternaldiodewithnodegradationinoverallcircuitperformance.
NCP7662http://onsemi.
com4DETAILEDDESCRIPTIONTheNCP7662containsallthenecessarycircuitrytocompleteanegativevoltageconverter,withtheexceptionoftwoexternalcapacitorswhichmaybeinexpensive1Fpolarizedelectrolytictypes.
ThemodeofoperationofthedevicemaybebestunderstoodbyconsideringFigure2,whichshowsanidealizednegativevoltageconverter.
CapacitorC1ischargedtoavoltageV+forthehalfcyclewhenswitchesS1andS3areclosed.
(Note:SwitchesS2andS4areopenduringthishalfcycle.
)Duringthesecondhalfcycleofoperation,switchesS2andS4areclosed,withS1andS3open,therebyshiftingcapacitorC1negativelybyV+volts.
ChargeisthentransferredfromC1toC2suchthatthevoltageonC2isexactlyV+,assumingidealswitchesandnoloadonC2.
TheNCP7662approachesthisidealsituationmorecloselythanexistingnon–mechanicalcircuits.
IntheNCP7662thefourswitchesofFigure2areMOSpowerswitches;S1isaP–channeldeviceandS2,S3andS4areN–channeldevices.
Themaindifficultywiththisapproachisthatinintegratingtheswitches,thesubstratesofS3andS4mustalwaysremainreversebiasedwithrespecttotheirsources,butnotsomuchastodegradetheir"ON''resistances.
Inaddition,atcircuitstartup,andunderoutputshortcircuitconditions(VOUT=V+),theoutputvoltagemustbesensedandthesubstratebiasadjustedaccordingly.
Failuretoaccomplishthiswouldresultinhighpowerlossesandprobabledevicelatchup.
TheproblemiseliminatedintheNCP7662byalogicnetworkwhichsensestheoutputvoltage(VOUT)togetherwiththeleveltranslators,andswitchesthesubstratesofS3andS4tothecorrectleveltomaintainnecessaryreversebias.
ThevoltageregulatorportionoftheNCP7662isanintegralpartoftheanti–latchupcircuitry;however,itsinherentvoltagedropcandegradeoperationatlowvoltages.
Therefore,toimprovelowvoltageoperation,the"LV''pinshouldbeconnectedtoGND,disablingtheregulator.
Forsupplyvoltagesgreaterthan3.
5volts,theLVterminalmustbeleftopentoinsurelatchupproofoperationandpreventdevicedamage.
(+5V)41238765NCP7662++VOISRLILC210FV+C110FV+Figure1.
TestCircuitTHEORETICALPOWEREFFICIENCYCONSIDERATIONSIntheory,avoltageconvertercanapproach100%efficiencyifcertainconditionsaremet:A.
Thedrivecircuitryconsumesminimalpower.
B.
TheoutputswitcheshaveextremelylowONresistanceandvirtuallynooffset.
C.
Theimpedancesofthepumpandreservoircapacitorsarenegligibleatthepumpfrequency.
TheNCP7662approachestheseconditionsfornegativevoltageconversioniflargevaluesofC1andC2areused.
Energyislostonlyinthetransferofchargebetweencapacitorsifachangeinvoltageoccurs.
Theenergylostisdefinedby:E=1/2C1(V12–V22)whereV1andV2arethevoltagesonC1duringthepumpandtransfercycles.
IftheimpedancesofC1andC2arerelativelyhighatthepumpfrequency(refertoFigure2)comparedtothevalueofRL,therewillbeasubstantialdifferenceinvoltagesV1andV2.
Therefore,itisdesirablenotonlytomakeC2aslargeaspossibletoeliminateoutputvoltageripple,butalsotoemployacorrespondinglylargevalueforC1inordertoachievemaximumefficiencyofoperation.
DosandDon'ts1.
Donotexceedmaximumsupplyvoltages.
2.
DonotconnecttheLVterminaltoGNDforsupplyvoltagesgreaterthan3.
5volts.
3.
DonotshortcircuittheoutputtoV+supplyforvoltagesabove5.
5voltsforextendedperiods;however,transientconditionsincludingstart–upareokay.
4.
Whenusingpolarizedcapacitorsintheinvertingmode,the+terminalofC1mustbeconnectedtopin2oftheNCP7662andthe–terminalofC2mustbeconnectedtoGND.
5.
IfthevoltagesupplydrivingtheNCP7662hasalargesourceimpedance(25–30ohms),thena2.
2Fcapacitorfrompin8togroundmayberequiredtolimittherateofriseoftheinputvoltagetolessthan2V/s.
Figure2.
IdealizedNegativeVoltageCapacitorVIN=–VINVOUTC1C2S1S2S3S4NCP7662http://onsemi.
com5TYPICALAPPLICATIONSSimpleNegativeVoltageConverterThemajorityofapplicationswillundoubtedlyutilizetheNCP7662forgenerationofnegativesupplyvoltages.
Figure3showstypicalconnectionstoprovideanegativesupplywhereapositivesupplyof+1.
5Vto+15Visavailable.
Keepinmindthatpin6(LV)istiedtothesupplynegative(GND)forsupplyvoltagesbelow3.
5volts.
Figure3.
SimpleNegativeConverteranditsOutputEquivalent10F10F41238765NCP7662+VOUTROV++––=–V+V++–VOUT(a)(b)TheoutputcharacteristicsofthecircuitinFigure3canbeapproximatedbyanidealvoltagesourceinserieswitharesistanceasshowninFigure3b.
Thevoltagesourcehasavalueof–(V+).
Theoutputimpedance(RO)isafunctionoftheONresistanceoftheinternalMOSswitches(showninFigure2),theswitchingfrequency,thevalueofC1andC2,andtheESR(equivalentseriesresistance)ofC1andC2.
AgoodfirstorderapproximationforROis:RO^2(RSW1)RSW3)ESRC1))2(RSW2)RSW4)ESRC1))1fPUMPC1)ESRC2(fPUMP+fOSC2,RSWX+MOSFETswitchresistance)CombiningthefourRSWXtermsasRSW,weseethat:RO^2RSW)1fPUMPC1)4ESRC1)ESRC2RSW,thetotalswitchresistance,isafunctionofsupplyvoltageandtemperature(seetheOutputSourceResistancegraphs),typically23at+25°Cand5V.
CarefulselectionofC1andC2willreducetheremainingterms,minimizingtheoutputimpedance.
Highvaluecapacitorswillreducethe1/(fPUMPC1)component,andlowESRcapacitorswilllowertheESRterm.
Increasingtheoscillatorfrequencywillreducethe1/(fPUMPC1)term,butmayhavethesideeffectofanetincreaseinoutputimpedancewhenC1u10Fandthereisnotenoughtimetofullychargethecapacitorseverycycle.
InatypicalapplicationwhenfOSC=10kHzandC=C1=C2=10F:RO^223)151031010–6))4ESRC1)ESRC2RO^(46)20)5ESRC)SincetheESRsofthecapacitorsarereflectedintheoutputimpedancemultipliedbyafactorof5,ahighvaluecouldpotentiallyswampoutalow1/(fPUMPC1)term,renderinganincreaseinswitchingfrequencyorfiltercapacitanceineffective.
TypicalelectrolyticcapacitorsmayhaveESRsashighas10.
OutputRippleESRalsoaffectstheripplevoltageseenattheoutput.
Thetotalrippleisdeterminedby2voltages,AandB,asshowninFigure4.
SegmentAisthevoltagedropacrosstheESRofC2attheinstantitgoesfrombeingchargedbyC1(currentflowingintoC2)tobeingdischargedthroughtheload(currentflowingoutofC2).
Themagnitudeofthiscurrentchangeis2IOUT,hencethetotaldropis2IOUTESRC2volts.
SegmentBisthevoltagechangeacrossC2duringtimet2,thehalfofthecyclewhenC2suppliescurrenttotheload.
ThedropatBisIOUTt2/C2volts.
Thepeak–to–peakripplevoltageisthesumofthesevoltagedrops:VRIPPLE^ǒ12fPUMPC2)ESRC2IOUTFigure4.
OutputRipple0–(V+)BAt2t1VParallelingDevicesAnynumberofNCP7662voltageconvertersmaybeparalleledtoreduceoutputresistance(Figure5).
Thereservoircapacitor,C2,servesalldevices,whileeachdevicerequiresitsownpumpcapacitor,C1.
Theresultantoutputresistancewouldbeapproximately:ROUT+ROUT(ofNCP7662)n(numberofdevices)NCP7662http://onsemi.
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ParallelingDevices41238765NCP7662C1+–41238765NCP7662C1+–+C2RLV+CascadingDevicesTheNCP7662maybecascadedasshowntoproducelargernegativemultiplicationoftheinitialsupplyvoltage.
However,duetothefiniteefficiencyofeachdevice,thepracticallimitis10devicesforlightloads.
Theoutputvoltageisdefinedby:VOUT+*n(VIN)wherenisanintegerrepresentingthenumberofdevicescascaded.
TheresultingoutputresistancewouldbeapproximatelytheweightedsumoftheindividualNCP7662ROUTvalues.
Figure6.
CascadingDevicesforIncreasedOutputVoltage10F41238765NCP7662V*OUT+41238765NCP7662++10F10F*VOUT=–nV+"n""1"10FV+ChangingtheNCP7662OscillatorFrequencyItmaybedesirableinsomeapplications(duetonoiseorotherconsiderations)toincreasetheoscillatorfrequency.
Thisisachievedbyoneofseveralmethodsdescribedbelow:ByconnectingtheBoostPin(Pin1)toV+,theoscillatorchargeanddischargecurrentisincreasedand,hencetheoscillatorfrequencyisincreasedbyapproximately3–1/2times.
Theresultisadecreaseintheoutputimpedanceandripple.
Thisisofmajorimportanceforsurfacemountapplicationswherecapacitorsizeandcostarecritical.
Smallercapacitors,e.
g.
,0.
1F,canbeusedinconjunctionwiththeBoostPininordertoachievesimilaroutputcurrentscomparedtothedevicefreerunningwithC1=C2=1For10F.
(RefertographofOutputSourceResistanceasaFunctionofOscillatorFrequency).
IncreasingtheoscillatorfrequencycanalsobeachievedbyoverdrivingtheoscillatorfromanexternalclockasshowninFigure7.
Inordertopreventdevicelatchup,a1kresistormustbeusedinserieswiththeclockoutput.
InasituationwherethedesignerhasgeneratedtheexternalclockfrequencyusingTTLlogic,theadditionofa10kpullupresistortoV+supplyisrequired.
Notethatthepumpfrequencywithexternalclocking,aswithinternalclocking,willbe1/2oftheclockfrequency.
Outputtransitionsoccuronthepositive–goingedgeoftheclock.
Figure7.
ExternalClocking10F41238765NCP7662VOUT++10FCMOSGATE1kV+V+ItisalsopossibletoincreasetheconversionefficiencyoftheNCP7662atlowloadlevelsbyloweringtheoscillatorfrequency.
Thisreducestheswitchinglosses,andisshowninFigure8.
However,loweringtheoscillatorfrequencywillcauseanundesirableincreaseintheimpedanceofthepump(C1)andreservoir(C2)capacitors;thisisovercomebyincreasingthevaluesofC1andC2bythesamefactorthatthefrequencyhasbeenreduced.
Forexample,theadditionofa100pFcapacitorbetweenpin7(Osc)andV+willlowertheoscillatorfrequencyto1kHzfromitsnominalfrequencyof10kHz(multipleof10),andtherebynecessitateacorrespondingincreaseinthevalueofC1andC2(from10Fto100F).
Figure8.
LoweringOscillatorFrequency41238765NCP7662VOUT++COSCC1C2V+PositiveVoltageDoublingTheNCP7662maybeemployedtoachievepositivevoltagedoublingusingthecircuitshowninFigure9.
Inthisapplication,thepumpinverterswitchesoftheNCP7662areusedtochargeC1toavoltagelevelofV+–VF(whereV+isthesupplyvoltageandVFistheforwardvoltageonC1plusthesupplyvoltage(V+)appliedthroughdiodeD2tocapacitorC2).
ThevoltagethuscreatedonC2becomes(2V+)–(2VF),ortwicethesupplyvoltageminusthecombinedforwardvoltagedropsofdiodesD1andD2.
Thesourceimpedanceoftheoutput(VOUT)willdependontheoutputcurrent,butforV+=5Vandanoutputcurrentof10mA,itwillbeapproximately60.
NCP7662http://onsemi.
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PositiveVoltageMultiplier41238765NCP7662D1V++C2+D2VOUT=(2V+)–(2VF)C1CombinedNegativeVoltageConversionandPositiveSupplyMultiplicationFigure10combinesthefunctionsshowninFigures3and9toprovidenegativevoltageconversionandpositivevoltagedoublingsimultaneously.
Thisapproachwouldbe,forexample,suitableforgenerating+9Vand–5Vfromanexisting+5Vsupply.
Inthisinstance,capacitorsC1andC3performthepumpandreservoirfunctions,respectively,forthegenerationofthenegativevoltage,whilecapacitorsC2andC4arepumpandreservoir,respectively,forthedoubledpositivevoltage.
Thereisapenaltyinthisconfigurationwhichcombinesbothfunctions,however,inthatthesourceimpedancesofthegeneratedsupplieswillbesomewhathigherduetothefiniteimpedanceofthecommonchargepumpdriveratpin2ofthedevice.
Figure10.
CombinedNegativeConverterandPositiveDoublerNCP7662D1+C2+D241238765+C3+C4C1VOUT=(2V+)–(2VF)V+VOUT=–(V+)–(VF)VoltageSplittingThebidirectionalcharacteristicscanalsobeusedtosplitahighersupplyinhalf,asshowninFigure11.
ThecombinedloadwillbeevenlysharedbetweenthetwosidesandahighvalueresistortotheLVpinensuresstart–up.
Becausetheswitchessharetheloadinparallel,theoutputimpedanceismuchlowerthaninthestandardcircuits,andhighercurrentscanbedrawnfromthedevice.
Byusingthiscircuit,andthenthecircuitofFigure6,+15Vcanbeconverted(via+7.
5Vand–7.
5V)toanominal–15V,thoughwithratherhighseriesresistance(X250).
Figure11.
SplittingaSupplyinHalf41238765NCP7662+RL1–+–+–RL250F50FV+V–50FVOUT=(V+)–(V–)2RegulatedNegativeVoltageSupplyInsomecases,theoutputimpedanceoftheNCP7662canbeaproblem,particularlyiftheloadcurrentvariessubstantially.
ThecircuitofFigure12canbeusedtoovercomethisbycontrollingtheinputvoltage,viatheMC33201opamp,insuchawayastomaintainanearlyconstantoutputvoltage.
Directfeedbackisadvisable,sincetheNCP7662'soutputdoesnotrespondinstantaneouslytochangeininput,butonlyaftertheswitchingdelay.
ThecircuitshownsuppliesenoughdelaytoaccommodatetheNCP7662,whilemaintainingadequatefeedback.
Anincreaseinpumpandstoragecapacitorsisdesirable,andthevaluesshownprovideanoutputimpedanceoflessthan5toaloadof10mA.
Figure12.
RegulatingtheOutputVoltage10FVOUTV+41238765NCP7662+–100k+–100–+50k+8V100F800k100F50k56k+8V250KVOLTAGEADJUSTMC33201NCP7662http://onsemi.
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UnloadedOscillatorFrequencyvs.
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