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26 / 29 page ![]() SC417/SC427 26 current handling (including the chip power ground con- nections). Power components should be placed to mini- mize current loops and reduce losses. Make all the power connections on one side of the PCB using wide copper areas if possible. Do not use minimum land patterns for power components. Current Limit Obtaining an accurate current limit for the SC417/SC427 requires careful PCB layout. The device uses the RDS (ON) of the low-side MOSFET for current sensing. The ILIM com- parator that performs the current limit function monitors the ILIM pin with respect to AGND, but the low-side MOSFET is internally connected to PGND. The PCB layout needs to following these guidelines. AGND and PGND must be connected together directly at the pins of the IC and not anywhere else. This can be done through PCB copper or a zero ohm resistor. Keep the traces short and direct. The preferred connection for PGND is at pin 19. The preferred connection for AGND is at the PAD1. The PGND path from the device to the input and output capacitors requires a wide copper areas. Use multiple vias and copper areas if available. Do not break up these copper areas with inter- vening components. The goal is to minimize the IR drop between all PGND connections. Provide multiple vias and multiple copper areas between the LX pins and the inductor. The goal is to minimize any IR drop that might contrib- uted to the RDS (ON) . This is also good to carry heat away from the device. For the connection from the RLIM resistor to the LX node, use a direct Kelvin connection to pin 28 (LX), as near to the pin as possible. Do not connect to a place further in the copper between the LX pins and the inductor — the intervening copper will appear as increased RDS (ON) and will reduce the operating current limit. The layout can be considered in two parts; the control section referenced to AGND, and the switcher power section referenced to GND. • • • • Control Section Locate all components referenced to AGND on the sche- matic and place these components near the device and on the same side if possible. Connect AGND to the AGND pad and pins using a plane or island if possible. The device supply decoupling capacitor (V5V to PGND) should be located as close as possible to the pins. The V5V decoupling capacitor preferred placement is on the oppo- site side of the PCB. It should be routed with traces as short as possible, using at least two vias when connecting through the PCB. There are two sensitive feedback-related pins at the device — VOUT and FB. Proper routing is essential to keep noise away from these signals. All components connected to FB should be located directly at the chip, and the copper area of the FB node must be minimized. The VOUT trace that feeds into the VOUT pin, which also feeds the FB resistor divider, must be kept as far away as possible from noise sources such as all switching signals (LX, DH, DL, BST) and the inductor. Route the VOUT trace in a quiet layer if pos- sible, from the output capacitor back to the chip. Power Section The switcher power section key guidelines are as follows. There should be a very small input loop between the input capacitors, inductor, and output capacitors. Locate the input decoupling capaci- tors directly at the VIN pad on the device. The LX phase node should be a large enough to carry the required current. Careful sizing is required since this is the noisiest node. The PGND connection between the input capaci- tors, low-side MOSFET, and output capacitors should be as small as possible, with wide traces or planes and multiple vias. The impedance of the PGND connection between the low-side MOSFET and the PGND pin should be minimized. This connection must carry the DL drive current, which has high peaks at both rising and falling edges. Use multiple layers and multiple vias to minimize impedance and keep the distance as short as practical. • • • • Applications Information (continued) |
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