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DFE201612E-R47M Datasheet(PDF) 11 Page - Analog Devices

Part # DFE201612E-R47M
Description  500mV to 5.5V Input nanoPower Boost Converter with Short-Circuit Protection
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500mV to 5.5V Input nanoPower
Boost Converter with Short-Circuit
Protection
and True Shutdown
MAX18000
www.analog.com
Analog Devices | 11
Detailed Description
The MAX18000 is a nanoPower boost converter with an input voltage range of 500mV to 5.5V ideal for battery power
applications with long standby times. The start-up voltage required for the IC is about 1.8V (typical). The output voltage
is adjustable between 2.5V and 5.5V (in steps of 100mV) using a single external resistor connected between RSEL and
GND. For the part to operate in boost mode, it is essential to keep the VIN level at least 200mV below the VOUT level.
The low quiescent current helps the part maintain high efficiency at low loads (about 90% at a load of 20µA). The IC
operates in three modes according to the load current: nanoPower mode, skip mode, and continuous conduction mode
(CCM). In nanoPower mode, the part deactivates the error amplifier and other internal blocks to lower IQ.
The part is equipped with a cycle-to-cycle switch current limit, thermal shutdown, and short-circuit protection to protect
the system and the device itself.
Output-Voltage Selection
The MAX18000 has a unique single resistor output selection method where the resistor connected between RSEL and
GND is used to select different output voltages from 2.5V to 5.5V (nanoPower mode disabled for target VOUT > 5V) in
100mV steps as shown in Table 1. The advantages of using a single RSEL for output voltage selection are as follows:
• Lower cost and smaller size, since only one resistor is needed versus the two resistor strings needed in typical
feedback connections.
• No power loss through feedback resistors during operation, leading to higher efficiency.
• Allows customers to stock just one part in their inventory system and use it in multiple projects with different output
voltages just by changing a single standard 1% resistor.
Table 1. RSEL Selection Table
OUTPUT VOLTAGE (V)
RSEL (kΩ)**
2.5
768
2.6
634
2.7
536
2.8
452
2.9
383
3.0
324
3.1
267
3.2
226
3.3
191
3.4
162
3.5
133
3.6
113
3.7
95.3
3.8
80.6
3.9
66.5
4.0
56.2
4.1
47.5
4.2
40.2
4.3
34
4.4
28
4.5
23.7



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