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ACT88326VA Datasheet(PDF) 30 Page - Active-Semi, Inc

Part # ACT88326VA
Description  Advanced PMU with Bypass Switch, & Pushbutton Function
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Manufacturer  ACTIVE-SEMI [Active-Semi, Inc]
Direct Link  http://www.active-semi.com
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ACT88326VA
Rev 1.0, 29-May-2018
Innovative PowerTM
www.active-semi.com
ActiveSwitcherTM is a trademark of Active-Semi.
Copyright © 2018 Active-Semi, Inc
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Current Limit
Because LSG only connects to the external FET gate,
Load Switch does not have a current limit function. The
input to the Load Switch should come from an
ACT88326 Buck, LDO, or other current limited source.
Load Switch POK
The load switch internal Power OK, POK, signal can be
used in the sequencing of other power supplies. The
load switch POK signal goes active when the load
switch gate drive voltage at the LSG pin is greater than
VIN + 1V and VIN – VOUT < 100mV. Note that the ac-
tual load switch may or may not be fully on at this time
depending on the FET used for the load switch or any
additional filtering or delay circuitry connected to LSG.
PC board layout guidance
Proper parts placement and PCB layout are critical to
the operation of switching power supplies. Follow the
following layout guidelines when designing the
ACT88326 PCB. Refer to the Active-Semi ACT88326
Evaluation Kits for layout examples
1. Place the buck input capacitors as close as
possible to the IC. Refer to the Pin Descriptions
for each buck converter’s dedicated VINx and
PGNDx pins. Connect the input capacitors di-
rectly to the corresponding VINx and PGNDx
power ground pin on the top layer. Routing
these traces on the top layer eliminates the
need for vias.
2. Minimize the switch node trace length between
each SW_Bx pin and the inductor. Optimal
switch node routing is to run the trace between
the input capacitor’s pads. Using 0805 sized in-
put capacitors is recommended. Avoid routing
sensitive analog signals near these high fre-
quency, high dV/dt traces.
3. Place the LDO input capacitor close to the AVIN
pin. Connect the capacitor directly to AVIN and
AGND on the top layer.
4. The Buck output capacitors should be placed
by the inductor and connected directly to the in-
ductor and ground plane with short and wide
traces. The output capacitor ground should
make a short connection to the input capacitor
ground. If required, use multiple vias.
5. Each regulator’s FB_Bx should be Kelvin con-
nected to its output capacitor through the short-
est possible route, while keeping sufficient dis-
tance from switching nodes to prevent noise in-
jection. The IC regulates the output voltage to
this Kelvin connection.
6. The PGNDx and AGND ground pins must be
electrically connected together. Because the
AGND ground plane is used for analog, digital,
and LDO grounds, it does not need to be com-
pletely isolated from the rest of the PCB
grounds. However, take care to avoid routing
the buck converter switching currents through
the analog ground connections.
7. Connect the VIN_IO input capacitor to the
AGND ground pin.
8. Remember that all open drain outputs need
pull-up resistors.
9. Figure 4 shows the recommended power and
signal connections and routing from under the
IC. Refer to the ACT88326 evaluation kit for a
full, detailed routing example.



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