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LTM4677 Datasheet(PDF) 28 Page - Analog Devices

Part # LTM4677
Description  Dual Loop 8-Phase Step-Down DC/DC Controller with Digital Power System Management
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LTC3888-1
28
Rev. 0
For more information www.analog.com
OPERATION
An output overcurrent (OC) fault condition is detected by a
supervisor comparator for each master channel when the
ITH voltage for that channel reaches its maximum allowed
value. Refer to IOUT_OC_FAULT_LIMIT for details. When
an OC fault is detected the controller clamps ITH at the
OC value.
Output OC warnings are determined from multiplexed
monitor ADC conversions. The LTC3888-1 has no hard-
wired PWM response if an output OC warning occurs.
Hardwired PWM Response to Internal Temperature
Faults
An internal temperature sensor measured by the monitor
ADC protects against EEPROM and other IC damage. When
die temperature rises above 130°C, the LTC3888-1 will
NACK any EEPROM-related command except RESTORE_
USER_ALL and MFR_RESET and issue a CML fault for
Invalid/Unsupported Command. Normal EEPROM access
is re-enabled when die temperature drops below 125°C.
Above 160°C, the part shuts down all PWM outputs until
die temperature is below 150°C. Internal temperature fault
limits cannot be adjusted. Writing to the EEPROM above
a die temperature of 85°C is strongly discouraged. Refer
to the Absolute Maximum Ratings for other important
temperature limitations on internal EEPROM use.
External Temperature Faults
The external shared (wire-OR) power stage temperature
bus may also be monitored by the onboard ADC. There
is no hardwired PWM response for sensed external tem-
perature faults or warnings.
Timing Faults
There is no hardwired PWM response to any timing faults.
TON_MAX_FAULT_LIMIT is the time allowed for VOUT
to rise and settle at start-up. The TON_MAX_FAULT_
LIMIT timer, which has a resolution of 10µs, is started
after TON_DELAY has been reached and a soft-start
sequence is started. If the VOUT_UV_FAULT_LIMIT
is not reached or an OC fault remains after the speci-
fied time, fault response is determined by the value of
TON_MAX_FAULT_RESPONSE.
An internal watchdog detects if SHARE_CLK remains low
for more than 64µs. The part then actively holds SHARE_
CLK low for 120ms, ensuring all devices connected to
this shared control observe a minimum RETRY_DELAY
event. The LTC3888-1 sets the SHARE_CLK_LOW bit in
MFR_COMMON to indicate this fault condition.
External Faults
There are no hardware-level responses to any external
faults propagated into the IC through the FAULT pins.
HIGHER-LEVEL FAULT HANDLING
Higher-level input and output fault event handling
(response) can be programmed as described in the fol-
lowing PMBus Command Details section. Once a fault is
detected, several tens of microseconds may be required
for these higher level responses to occur, including related
assertion of a FAULT output. Time filtering programmed in
any specific fault response will be in addition to these nor-
mal processing delays. For many faults, the LTC3888-1
can manage response in one of three ways: ignore, auton-
omous recovery (hiccup), or latch off. The device takes no
additional action beyond previously discussed hardware-
level responses when programmed to ignore a fault.
For autonomous recovery a new soft-start is attempted if
the fault condition is not present after the MFR_RETRY_
DELAY interval has elapsed. MFR_RETRY_DELAY can
be set from 120ms to 83 seconds in 1ms increments.
If the fault persists, the controller will continue to retry
with an interval specified by MFR_RETRY_DELAY. This
avoids damage to external regulator components caused
by repetitive, rapid power cycling.
No retry is attempted for a latch off fault response. In the
latch off state the applicable external power stages are
immediately disabled to stop the transfer of energy to
the load as quickly as possible. The output remains dis-
abled until the master channel is commanded off and then
on, or IC supply power is cycled. Commanding a PWM
channel off and on may require software and/or hardware
intervention depending on its programmed configuration.



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