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Kei Sato73562
Posted by Kei Sato73562
on Dec 13 2011 07:07 AM
Intellectual330 points

Capacitor between PH and BOOT

D/S p.14 BOOST CAPACITOR (BOOT) says it

(e.g. 100nF for 500kHz/5V and 220n for 500kHz/8V.)

How should I have selected the capacitor between Boot as PH?

 

I make a capacitor between PH and Boot 0.47uF.Will not there be a problem?

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  • Martin Cardella
    Posted by Martin Cardella
    on Dec 20 2011 15:13 PM
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    Intellectual2770 points

    Kei,

    It may actually not be better by increasing the value of CBOOST. I am not familiar with this controller, but often there can be a race condition between the BOOT voltage and the Vin voltage. When there is a brief power-down / power-up sequence, there can be issues if the BOOT voltage is higher than Vin.

    Normally you want to choose a CBOOST that results in about a 0.2Vp-p ripple (on CBOOST) during operation. Making it too big can cause issues, and it only has to be big enough to properly drive the FET gate.

    MC.

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