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AN1882 Datasheet(PDF) 12 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # AN1882
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Short-circuit protection
AN1882
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Doc ID 10209 Rev 4
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Short-circuit protection
The device is provided by two limiting current circuitries, one on the high side and a second
on the low side MOSFET.
Due to the peak current mode architecture, the peak current flowing through the high side
switch is accurately sensed. When this current reaches the peak current limit threshold, the
internal high side MOSFET is turned off. In this way, the ON time, TON, is reduced and the
output voltage decreases. The minimum TON can be around 200 ns (TMIN). In case of short-
circuit, the peak current could further increase because the intervention of the high side
limiting current is not fast enough. In this case, the valley current limits eliminate the risks of
device failure. To better understand this concept, it's useful to read the below considerations
on the current variation through the inductor during the ON and OFF time.
Equation 4
Equation 5
When VOUT = 0 V, it can be seen that the inductor current doesn't decrease during the OFF
time. Therefore the current will increase step by step during each cycle In order to
understand when this phenomenon will end, some real parameter must be considered.
Figure 9.
Equivalent circuits during the ON time
ΔI
ON
V
IN
V
OUT
–
()
L
---------------------------------- T
ON
⋅
=
(ON time slope)
ΔI
OFF
V
OUT
L
-------------- T
OFF
⋅
=
(OFF time slope)



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