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17 / 24 page ![]() ADP1822 Rev. B | Page 17 of 24 or In all three cases, it is sometimes beneficial, although not required, to add an additional compensation capacitor, CC2, from COMP to FB to reduce high frequency noise. This capacitor forms an extra pole in the loop response. Choose this capacitor such that the pole occurs at approximately 1/2 of the switching frequency, or ()( ) COMP C COMP SW PC R C C f F 2 2 // π 2 1 2 = = (22) Assuming CCOMP >> CC2, then solving for CC2, ()( ) COMP SW C R f C π 2 2 2 = (23) Compensation Using the ESR Zero VOUT TO PWM COMP FB 0.6V RCOMP CCOMP CC2 RTOP RBOT INTERNAL ERROR AMPLIFIER Figure 18. Compensation Using the ESR Zero If the output capacitor ESR zero is sufficiently low (less than or equal to 1/2 of the crossover frequency), use the ESR to stabilize the regulator. In this case, use the circuit shown in Figure 16. Choose the compensation resistor to set the desired crossover frequency, typically 1/10 of the switching frequency or () ( )()( () ) 2 LC IN CO ESRZ RAMP TOP COMP f V f f V R R = (24) where: RCOMP is the compensation resistor. VRAMP is the internal ramp peak voltage, 1.25 V. fESRZ and fCO are the ESR zero and crossover frequencies. VIN is the dc input voltage. fLC is the characteristic frequency of the output LC filter, or LC f LC π 2 1 = (25) using known constants ()( )( )( )( ) IN SW ESRZ TOP COMP V C L f f R R 9 . 4 ≅ (26) Choose the compensation capacitor to set the compensation zero, fZC, to the lesser of 1/4 of the crossover frequency or 1/2 of the LC resonant frequency, or ()( ) COMP COMP SW CO ZC R C f f f π 2 1 40 4 = = = (27) ()( ) COMP COMP LC ZC R C f f π 2 1 2 = = (28) Solving for CCOMP, ()( ) COMP CO COMP R f C π 2 4 = (29) In terms of the switching frequency and combining the constants, ()( ) COMP SW COMP R f C 37 . 6 ≅ (30) or ()( ) COMP LC COMP R f C π 2 2 = (31) or whichever is greater. Compensation Using Feed-Forward VOUT TO PWM COMP FB 0.6V RCOMP CCOMP RTOP RBOT RFF CFF INTERNAL ERROR AMPLIFIER CC2 Figure 19. Compensation Using Feed-Forward If the ESR zero is at too high a frequency to be useful in stabilizing the regulator, add a series RC network, as shown in Figure 17, in parallel with the top side voltage divider resistor, RTOP. This adds an additional zero and pole pair that is used to increase the phase at crossover, thus improving stability. Choose the feed-forward zero frequency for 1/7 of the crossover frequency, and the feed-forward pole at 7× the crossover frequency. This sets the ratio of pole-to-zero frequency of approximately 50:1 for optimum stability. Choose the compensation resistor, RCOMP, to set the crossover frequency by ( )( )( )( ) ()2 LC IN CO ZFF RAMP TOP COMP f V f f V R R = (32) where fZFF is the feed-forward zero frequency and is 1/7 of the crossover frequency. Simplify the following equation: ( )() ()() IN SW TOP COMP V C L f R R 2 0705 . 0 ≅ (33) |
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