Can Be Externally Synchronized
(See LT1072 Data Sheet)
U
O
PPLICATI
A
■
High Efficiency Boost Converter
■
PC Power Supply with Multiple Outputs
■
Battery Upconverter
■
Negative-to-Positive Converter
USER NOTE:
This data sheet is only intended to provide specifications, graphs, and a general functional
description of the LT1268B/LT1268. Application circuits are included to show the capability of the
LT1268B/LT1268. A complete design manual (AN19) should be obtained to assist in developing new
designs. This manual contains a comprehensive discussion of both the LT1070 and the external
components used with it, as well as complete formulas for calculating the values of these
components. The manual can also be used for the LT1268B/LT1268 factoring in the higher switch
current rating and higher operating frequency.
S
DUESCRIPTIO
The LT1268B and LT1268 are monolithic high power
switching regulators. Identical to the popular LT1070,
except for switching frequency (150kHz) and higher
switch current, they can be operated in all standard
switching configurations including buck, boost, flyback,
and inverting. A high current, high efficiency switch is
included on the die along with all oscillator, control, and
protection circuitry. Integration of all functions allows
the LT1268 to be built in standard 5-pin power packages.
This makes it extremely easy to use and provides “bust
proof” operations similar to that obtained with 3-pin
linear regulators.
The LT1268 operate with supply voltages from 3.5V to
30V and draw only 7mA quiescent current. By utilizing
current mode switching techniques, it provides excellent
AC and DC load and line regulation.
The LT1268 use an adaptive anti-sat switch drive to allow
very wide ranging load currents with no loss in efficiency.
An externally activated shutdown mode reduces total
supply current to 100µA typical for standby operation.
V
IN
4.7V TO
5.3V
U
O
A
PPLICATITYPICAL
Boost Regulator with 5.3V ±1% Output
†
V
MBR1035
SW
FB
C
R3
220Ω
D1
C2
0.068
C3
+
390µF
16V
C1
+
220µF
16V
L1
8µH, 5A*
D2, D3
1N4001
V
IN
LT1268B
CASE
GND V
COILTRONICS CTX8-5-52
*
COILTRONICS CTX2-5-52
**
†
OPTIONAL. D2 AND D3 ARE USED TO INCREASE
UNDERVOLTAGE LOCKOUT FROM 2.7V TO ≈4V.
L2
2µH, 5A**
C5
0.02
R1
4.043k
0.1%
R2
1.24k
0.1%
LT1268 • TA01
V
OUT
5.3V ±1%
3.75A
C4
+
390µF
16V
Efficiency of 5.3V Boost Converter
1
LT1268B/LT1268
Q PACKAGE
5-LEAD DD
FRONT VIEW
V
IN
V
SW
GND
FB
V
C
5
4
3
2
1
A
W
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LUTEXITIS
S
A
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ARB
G
Supply Voltage ....................................................... 30V
Supply Current Increase2545mA/A
During Switch-ON Time
fSwitching Frequency120150180kHz
●120180kHz
DC
MAX
The ● denotes specifications which apply over the full operating
temperature range.
Note 1: Measured with V
Note 2: For duty cycles (DC) between 50% and 65%, minimum guaranteed
switch current is given by I
Note 3: Minimum current limit is reduced by 0.5A at 125°C. 100°C test
limits are guaranteed by correlation to 125°C tests.
Note 4: LT1268B reference voltage is specified at ±9mV to guarantee ±1%
output voltage accuracy when 0.1% external resistors are used to set
output voltage. To maintain output accuracy under load, load current
should be taken from the case and the ground pin should be connected
separately to output ground. See AN19 for details.
Note 5: The Q package is intended for surface mount without a separate
heat sink. See graph for thermal resistance as a function of the mounting
area. This curve assumes no other heat dissipators adjacent to package.
Note 6: Maximum switch current may be limited by package power
dissipation, especially for the surface mount (Q) package. This package
Maximum Switch Duty Cycle658592%
Shutdown Mode Supply Current3V ≤ VIN ≤ V
Shutdown Mode Threshold Voltage3V ≤ VIN ≤ V
, VC = 0.05V100500µA
MAX
MAX
●50300mV
100150250mV
has a thermal resistance of 20°C/W to 50°C/W (see graph). The following
formula will allow an estimate of maximum continuous switch current as a
in hi clamp, VFB = 0.8V.
C
= 6.25 (1.7 – DC).
LIM
function of power loss and duty cycle. See AN19 for more details.
I
MAX
=
P
R
× DC
SW
P = Power dissipation due to switch current
RSW = Switch-ON resistance ≈0.15Ω
DC = Switch duty cycle
In a typical application where thermal resistance is 30°C/W, maximum
power might be limited to 2W and power allocated to switch loss is 1.5W.
For a duty cycle of 40%, this yields
I
== 5A
MAX
1.5
0.15 × 0.4
Obviously, a combination of high thermal resistance and high duty cycle
may restrict switch current to a value well below the 7.5A electrical limit.
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TYPICAL PERFOR A CE CHARACTERISTICS
Switch Current Limit vs Duty Cycle
24
18
12
SWITCH CURRENT (A)
6
0
10
20
0
30
25°C
40
DUTY CYCLE (%)
125°C
50
60
70
–55°C
80
90
100
LT1268 • TPC01
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