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FDMF3170 Datasheet(HTML) 17 Page - ON Semiconductor |
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17 / 21 page ![]() © 2016 Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC www.onsemi.com FDMF3170 Rev. 1.2 17 DrMOS PH2 SW Dynamic Load 30~120A Multi- Phase Controller ISEN2+ ISEN2- ISEN1+ ISEN1- ISEN3+ ISEN3- DrMOS PH1 SW DrMOS PH3 SW SPS PH2 SW Dynamic Load 30~120A IMON REFIN Multi- Phase Controller ISEN2+ ISEN2- ISEN1+ ISEN1- ISEN3+ ISEN3- SPS PH1 SW IMON REFIN SPS PH3 SW IMON REFIN Time 35 IINDUCTOR [A] VIMON-REFIN [mV] 0 * VIMON-REFIN [mV] = IINDUCTOR [A] X 5 mV IINDUCTOR 40 15 T=1/Fsw 45 10 5 Time 175 0 200 75 225 50 25 T=1/Fsw Figure 27. DrMOS with Inductor DCR Sensing vs. SPS with IMON Temperature Monitor / Fault Flag (TMON / FAULT) The TMON / FAULT pin on FDMF3170 is a thermal monitor output in normal operation. Before power is ready, TMON pin is strongly pulled low with a 50ohm resistor. As a result, it can be used as a power ready indicator. Also, this pin is used as a module FAULT flag pin if there is OCP, OTP or high side FET shorted. The TMON pin output is a Proportional to Absolute Temperature (PTAT) voltage sourced signal referenced to AGND when no module FAULT is present. It will typically output 0.6 V at 0°C and 1.8 V at 150°C with 8 mV / °C typical slope. TMON pins from multiple FDMF3170 modules (used in multi-phase topologies) can be tied together to share a common thermal bus. Operating with this configuration will force the thermal bus signal to report the highest voltage output TMON signal to the controller (highest temperature). The TMON output has a low output impedance when sourcing current and a high output impedance when sinking current. The TMON signal reported from the module pin is a buffered version of an internal TMON signal. Configuring the SPS module to share a common thermal bus will still permit each module to safely monitor its own temperature since the internal TMON signal is unaffected by the common thermal bus configuration. The TMON voltage has a slope defined in Equation (1). (1) The TMON pin pulls to an internal 3.0 V typical rail capable of sourcing 5 mA current during any of the FAULT conditions listed below. 0 150 TJ [°C] 0.6 1.8 VTMON [V] * RTMON = 1 k, CTMON = 1 nF 3.0 Figure 28. SPS TJ vs. VTMON |
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