The LND494 incorporate on a single monolithic
chip all the functions required in the construction
of a pulse-width-modulation control circuit.
Designed primarily for power supply control,
these devices offer the systems engineer the
flexibility to tailor the power supply control
circuitry to his application. The LND494
contains an error amplifier, an on-chip
adjustable oscillator, a dead time control
comparator, pulse –steering control flip-flop, a 5volt, 5% precision regulator, and output-control
circuits. The error amplifier exhibits a commonmode voltage range from –0.3 volts to Vcc-2
volts. The dead-time control compactor has a
fixed offset that provides approximately 5% dead
time when externally altered. The on-chip
oscillator may be by passed by terminating R
(pin 6) to the reference output and providing a
sawtooth input to C
(pin 5), or it may be used to
T
drive the common circuits in synchronous
multiple-rail power supplies. The uncommitted
output transistors provide either common-emitter
or emitter-follower output capability. Each
device provides for push-pull or single-ended
output operation, which may be selected through
`
the output-control function. The architecture of
these devices prohibits the possibility of either
output being pulsed twice during push-pull
operation.
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FEATURES
• Complete PWM Circuitry Power Control
• Uncommitted Outputs for 200mA Sink
or source current
•Output Control Selects Single-Ended or
Push-Pull operation
•Internal Circuitry Prohibits Double
Pulse at Either Output
•Variable Dead-Time Provides a stable
5-V Reference Supply, 5%
•Circuit Architecture Allows Easy
Synchronization
LND494
(Top View)
NON INV INPUT 1 16 NON INV INPUT
INV INPUT 2 15 INV INPUT
FEEDBACK 3 14 REF OUT
DEAD-TIME CONTROL 4 13 OUTPUT CONTROL
Error
Amp1
Error
Amp2
C
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*For conditions shown as MIN or MAX, use the appropriate value specified under recommended operating
conditions.
** All typical values except for parameter changes with temperature are at T
=25º C
A
***Duration of the short-circuit should not exceed one second.
****Standard deviation is a measure of the statistical distribution about the mean as derived from the formula.
1/2
σ =
N
∑
[
n=1
( xn - x )
N-1
2
]
******Temperature coefficient of timing capacitor and timing resistor not taken into account
Output Section
ParameterTest conditions
Collector off-state
current
V
=40V Vcc =40 V2100µA
ce
MINTYP*MAX
Value
Unit
Emitter off-state currentVce=Vcc=40V Ve=0-100%
Collector-emitter
saturation Voltage
Common-Emitter
Emitter-Follower
Output control input
current
V
=0,Ic=200mA
e
V
=15V, Ie=-200mA
c
V
I=Vref
1.1
1.5
1.3
2.5
3.5
V
mA
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Dead-Time Control Section (See figure 1)
LND494
ParameterTest conditions
MINTYP*MAX
Value
Unit
Input Bias current (pin4)VI=0 to 5.25V-2-10µA
Maximum Duty
Cycle,Each output
Input Threshold Voltage
(pin4)
(pin 4)=0,C
I
R
12KΩ
T =
Zero duty cycle
Maximum Duty Cycle0
T =
0.1µF,
45%
33.3
V
V
PWM comparator section (see figure 1)
ParameterTest Conditions
Input threshold voltage
Zero duty cycle44.5V
MINTYP*MAX
ValueUnit
(pin 3)
Input sink current (pin 3)V(pin3)= 0.7V0.30.7mA
Total Device
ParameterTest Conditions
current
Average supply
Pin 6 at V
inputs and outputs open
V
I ( pin 4
, all other
ref
) =2V, See figure 17.5
MINTYPMAX
Vcc=15V610Standby supply
V
=40V915
cc
Value
current
Unit
mA
Switching characteristics, Ta=25ºC
PARAMETERTEST CONDITIONS
Output voltage rise time100200
Output voltage fall time
Output voltage rise time100200
Output voltage fall time
Common-emitter configuration
See figure 3
Emitter-follower configuration
See Figure 4
MINTYP*MAX
VALUE
25100
40100
*All typical values except for temperature coefficient at TA= 25ºC
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UNIT
nS
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