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The S1F76640 is a high efficient and low power consuming CMOS DC-DC converter.
It consists of two components: a booster and a stabilizer.
The booster provides double boosting output (3.6 to 11V), triple boosting output (5.4 to 16.5V) or quadruple
boosting output (7.2 to 22V) for input voltage (1.8 to -5.5V).
Moreover, the use of external parts such as diode and capacitor provides boosting of higher magnification.
The voltage stabilizer enables you to set to any output voltage.
It also provides three types of negative temperature gradients for voltage stabilization output, and it is most
suitable for LCD power.
The S1F76640 enables you to drive an IC (liquid crystal driver, analog IC, etc.) that would usually require
another power supply in addition to the logic main power, using a single power supply. Therefore, it is suitable
for supplying micro-power to compact electrical devices such as hand-held computers with low power
consumption.
2. FEATURES
(1) Highly efficient and low power consuming CMOS DC-DC converter
(2) Easy conversion from input voltage V
Output 2 × V
(3) The use of external parts such as diode and capacitor provides boosting of higher magnification
(4) Built-in output voltage stabilizer
- Any output voltage settable with external resistor
(5) Output current: Max. 20mA (V
(6) Efficiency of power conversion: typ.95 %
(7) Three types of reference voltage with negative temperature gradient characteristics suitable for LCD drive
power supply.
(8) Power-off operation by external signal
- Static current for power-off: Max. 2μA
(9) Boosting of higher magnification through serial connection
(10) Low voltage operation: Most suitable for battery drive
(11) Built-in CR oscillation circuit
(12) SSOP2-16 pins
(13) This IC is not designed to be radiation resistant
DD (+6.6V), 3 × VDD (+9.9V), and 4 × VDD (+13.2V) from input VDD (+3.3V)
DD (+3.3V) to three types of positive voltages
DD = +5V)
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03. BLOCK DIAGRAM
r
r
r
r
3. BLOCK DIAGRAM
CAP3+
CAP2−
CAP2+
CAP1−
CAP1+
VDD
OSC1
OSC2
VSS(GND)
Voltage converte
CR
oscillation
circuit
Booster
Reference voltage generato
Stabilize
Fig.3.1 Block Diagram
Voltage stabilize
OUT
V
VRI
REG
V
RV
OFF
XP
TC1
TC2
Temperature gradient selection circuit
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Page 9
+
−
+
−
4. PIN DESCRIPTION
4.1 Pin Assignment
V
XP
(GND)V
OSC1
OSC2
RV
REG
TC1
TC2
OFF
SS
SSOP2-16PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
Fig.4.1 SSOP2-16 Pin Assignment
4. PIN DESCRIPTION
RI
V
OUT
V
CAP3+
CAP2
CAP2
CAP1
CAP1
DD
V
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04. PIN DESCRIPTION
4.2 Pin Functions
Pin Name Pin No. Function
CAP1+11 Positive pin connected to pump-up capacitor for double boosting
CAP1−10 Negative pin connected to pump-up capacitor for double boosting
Next-stage clock for serial connection
CAP2+13 Positive pin connected to pump-up capacitor for triple boosting
CAP2−12 Negative pin connected to pump-up capacitor for 3rd boosting
Output pin for double boosting (shorted with V
CAP3+14 Positive pin connected to pump-up capacitor for quadruple boosting
Output pin for triple boosting (shorted with V
TC1 3 Temperature gradient selection pin
TC2 4 Temperature gradient selection pin
VDD9 Power supply pin (Positive side, system VCC)
VOUT15 Output pin for quadruple boosting
VRI 16 Stabilizer input pin
VREG2 Stabilizing voltage output pin
RV 1 Stabilizing voltage adjustment pin
Adjusts the V
volume (3-pin resistor) connected between the V
XPOFF 5 VREG output ON/OFF control pin
Controls S1F76640M0C power-off (V
signal from the XP
OSC2 8 Pin connected to oscillation resistor
Opened for external clock operation.
OSC1 7 Pin connected to oscillation resistor
Functions as a clock input pin for external clock operation
VSS(GND) 6 Power supply pin (Negative side, system GND)
REG output voltage by connecting an intermediate tap of the external
OFF system to this pin.
OUT)
OUT)
DD and VREG pins to the RV pin.
REG output power off) by inputting a control
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5. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
5. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
! CR oscillation circuit
The S1F76640 is equipped with a CR oscillation circuit as an internal oscillation circuit, connecting external
resistor R
Note 1: The oscillation frequency varies depending on the wiring capacity, so the wire between the OSC1 and
To set the external resistor R
efficiency in Figures 7.12 and 7.13, and then obtain R
The relationship between R
400kΩ<R
OSC for oscillation between the OSC1 and OSC2 pins (Fig.5.1).
OSC, first obtain the oscillation frequency fOSC that satisfies the maximum
OSC corresponding to the fOSC in Fig.7.1.
OSC and fOSC can be briefly expressed by the following equation on condition that
1
OSC
AR・=
(where A is a constant: GND = 0V, VDD = 5V, fOSC A = 2.0 × 1010 (Ω•Hz))
OSC
f
Therefore, the R
(Recommended oscillation frequency: 10kHz to 30kHz (R
OSC value can be obtained from the relational expression above.
OSC: 2MΩ to 680kΩ)
For external clock operation, open the OSC2 pin as shown in Fig.5.2 and input external clocks (duty 50%) from
the OSC1 pin.
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05. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
X
Ω
" Voltage converters (I) and (II)
Voltage converters (I) and (II) perform double boosting and triple boosting for input power voltage V
clocks generated in the CR oscillation circuit.
For double boosting, the double input voltage is obtained from the Vout pin by connecting an external pump-up
capacitor between CAP1+ and CAP1- and jumpering between CAP2+, CAP3+ and V
For triple boosting, 3V
DD is output from the VOUT pin by connecting an external pump-up capacitor between
OUT.
CAP1+ and CAP1- and between CAP2+ and CAP2-, and connecting an external smoothing capacitor between
DD and VOUT.
V
For quadruple boosting, 3V
DD is output from the VOUT pin by connecting an external pump-up capacitor
between CAP1+ and CAP1- and between CAP2+ and CAP2-, and connecting an external smoothing capacitor
between V
Figures 5.3, 5.4 and 5.5 show the relationships between input and output voltages, using V
DD and VOUT.
SS = 0V and VDD =
5V.
CAP1+=2V
VDD=5V
SS
=0V
V
DD
=10V
CAP2+=3VDD=15V
Note 1:
VDD=5V
VSS=0V
CAP3+=4VDD=20V
VDD=5V
VSS=0V
Fig.5.3 Relationships between Fig.5.4 Relationships between Fig.5.5 Relationships
Double Boosting Voltages Triple Boosting Voltages between Quadruple
Boosting Voltages
Note 1: In triple boosting, the double boosting output (+10V) cannot be extracted from the CAP2+ pin.
Note 2: In quadruple boosting, the double boosting output (+10V) cannot be extracted from the CAP2+ pin.
Note 3: In quadruple boosting, the triple boosting output (+15V) cannot be extracted from the CAP3+ pin.
# Reference voltage generator, voltage stabilizer
The reference voltage generator generates a reference voltage required to operate the voltage stabilizer, and
provides a temperature gradient to the reference voltage.
There are three types of temperature gradients and the appropriate one is selected by a signal sent from the
temperature gradient selection circuit. The voltage stabilizer stabilizes boosting output voltage V
outputs any voltage.
As shown in Fig.5.5, the V
OUT by connecting the external resistor RRV and changing the voltage of the intermediate tap.
V
REG output voltage can be set to any voltage between the reference voltage VRV and
P
V
RV
V
SS
OFF
REG
R1
Control signal
RV
R
=100kΩto 1M
V
REG
────
=
RV
R
R1
RV
$
V
Fig.5.6 Voltage Stabilizer
The voltage stabilizer, which contains the power-off function, enables V
REG output ON/OFF control when the
signal is sent from the system (microprocessor, etc.).
When XP
If the V
OFF = High (VDD), the VREG output is turned on; when XPOFF = Low (GND), it is turned off.
REG output ON/OFF control is not necessary, XPOFF is fixed to High (VDD) as shown in Fig.4.5 (dashed
lines).
DD using
Note 3:
Note 2:
OUT and
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5. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
% Temperature gradient selection circuit
As shown in Table 5.1, the S1F76640 provides three types of temperature gradients suitable for LCD driving to
REG output.
V
Table 5.1 Correspondence between Temperature Gradients and VREG Output ON/OFF
XPOFF
Note 1)
1(VDD) L(VSS) L(VSS) -0.40%/°C ON ON
1(VDD) L(VSS) H(VOUT) -0.30%/°C ON ON
1(VDD) H(VOUT) L(VSS) -0.50%/°C ON ON
REG output: OFF, CR oscillation circuit: OFF), the VOUT output voltage is set
Note 4: Selecting this mode for serial connection drives the next-stage IC with the first-stage clock, and
reduces the power consumption of the next-stage IC. (See item 8 - (4).)
Note 5: Select this mode for boosting operation only. It minimizes the current consumption.
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06. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
6. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
6.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings
Item Symbol
Input power voltage VDD GND-0.3 24/N V VDD (N= 3, 4)
8 N = 3: Triple boosting
6 N = 4: Quadruple boosting
Input pin voltage VI GND-0.3 VDD-0.3 V 0SC1, XPOFF
GND-0.3 VOUT-0.3 V TC1, TC2, RV
Output voltage V0 GND-0.3 24 V VOUT Note 3:
GND-0.3 VOUT V VREG Note 3:
Output pin voltage 1 V0C1 GND-0.3 VDD-0.3 V CAP1+, CAP2+, 0SC2
Output pin voltage 2 V0C2 GND-0.3 2×VDD-0.3 V CAP1-
Output pin voltage 3 V0C3 GND-0.3 3×VDD-0.3 V CAP2-
Output pin voltage 4 V0C4 GND-0.3 4×VDD-0.3 V CAP3-
Allowable dissipation Pd
Operating temperature Topr -40 85 °C
Storage temperature Tstg -55 150 °C
Soldering temperature and timeTsol
Standard value
Min. Max.
-
-
260"10 °C"s Lead part
210 mW SSOP-16PIN
Unit Remarks
-
-
Note 1: Use exceeding the absolute maximum ratings above may cause a permanent destruction of the IC.
A long-duration operation at the absolute maximum ratings may significantly decrease reliability.
Note 2: All the voltage values above are based on GND.
Note 3: The V
OUT and VREG output pins output the boosted voltage and stabilized boosted-voltage.
No external voltage should therefore be applied to these pins. When being compelled to apply external
voltage to the pins for use, it must be in the allowable range of the rated voltages above.
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6. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
+
+
+
−
−
+ − + − + − + −
6.2 Recommended Operating Conditions
Item Symbol
Boosting start voltage VSAT1 1.8
VSAT2 2.2
Boosting stop voltage VSTP
Output load current IOUT
Oscillation frequency
External resistor for oscillation ROSC 680 2000 kΩ
Boosting capacitor C1,C2,C3,C43.3
Stabilization-output adjusting resistor RRV 100 1000 kΩ
fOSC 10 30 kHz
Note 1: All voltages are based on the condition that the V
Note 2: For low-voltage (V
DD = 1.8 to 2.2V) operation, the recommended circuit is as follows:
I
V
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
RV
REG
V
TC1
TC2
OFF
P
VSS
OSC1
OSC2
V
CAP3
CAP2
CAP2
CAP1
CAP1
(D1 (VF (IF = 1mA) ≤ 0.6V recommended)
Fig.6.2.1 Recommended Circuit for Low-voltage Operation (Example of Quadruple Booster Circuit)
Standard value
Min. Max.
-
-
20 mA
SS (GND) is equal to 0V.
VRI
16
OUT
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
DD
V
C2
C1
Unit Remarks
-
V ROSC=1MΩ, C4≥10μF
CL/C4≥1/20, Note 2)
-
V ROSC=1MΩ
1.8 V ROSC=1MΩ
-
-
-
-
μF
C4
C3
D1
R
L
-
-
CL
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06. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
6.3 Electrical Characteristics
If not specified Ta=-40°C to +85°C VSS=0V、VDD=5V
Item
Input power voltage VDD 1.8 - 5.5 V
Output voltage VOUT
VREG VRV - 22 V R=∞, RRv=1MΩ,
Stabilizer operating
voltage
Booster current
consumption
Stabilized circuit
current consumption
Static current IQ
Oscillation frequency f0SC 14.0 17.5 21.0 kHZ ROSC=1MΩ !
Output impedance ROUT
conversion efficiency
Note 2)
Stabilization output
voltage variation
(1) Quadruple boosting, Triple Boosting and Double Boosting
Fig.8.1 shows a connection example for obtaining quadruple boosting output for input voltage by operating
the booster only.
For triple boosting, remove the capacitor C1 and jumper between the CAP1+ (pin No.11) and V
pins; triple boosting (15V) is obtained from V
For double boosting, further remove the capacitor C2 and jumper between the CAP2+ (pin No.13) and
DD (No.9) pins; double boosting (10V) is obtained from VOUT.
V
VSS
DD
V
OSC
R
1MΩ
1
RV
REG
2
V
3
TC1
TC2
4
5
OFF
XP
SS
V
6
OSC1
7
8
OSC2
VRI
V
CAP3+
CAP2+
CAP2−
CAP1+
CAP1−
V
O
DD
Fig.8.1 Quadruple Booster Fig.8.2 Diagram of Voltage Relations
OUT.
16
OUT
V
15
14
13
+
C2
F
10
−
12
11
10
9
C3
+
10
−
C1
+
F
10
−
(=V
C4
+
F
10
−
F
DD
4)
V
DD
(+5V)
VSS (0V)
V
OUT
(+20V)
for Quadruple Boosting
DD (No.9)
DD
$
V
4
(2) Quadruple boosting + Stabilizer
Fig.8.3 shows an applied-circuit example for stabilizing the boosting output obtained in Fig.8.1 the
stabilizer and providing the temperature gradient for the V
REG output through the temperature gradient
selection circuit.
This application example can indicate two outputs from V
O and VREG at the same time.
Triple boosting + stabilizer operation using the triple boosting and double boosting + stabilizer operation is
also available.
R1+R2
REG
V
(=
R1
C5
10μF
+
-
RRV
-
1MΩ
VSS
VDD
)・V
R2
R1
RV
#Note 1
OSC
R
1MΩ
1
RV VRI
REG
2
V
3
TC1
TC2
4
5
OFF
XP
SS
V
6
OSC1
7
8
OSC2
16
OUT
DD
V
(=V
4)
OUT
V
CAP3+
CAP2+
CAP2
CAP1+
CAP1−
V
15
14
13
C2
+
F
10
-
−
12
11
C1
+
F
10
-
−
10
DD
9
C4
+
10
-
−
C3
+
F
10
-
−
OUT
V
F
DD
(+5V)
V
(+20V)
VSS (0V)
4 $ V
V
DD
REG
Fig.8.3 Quadruple Boosting + Stabilizer Fig.8.4 Diagram of Voltage Relations
(Temperature Gradient of C
T1) for Quadruple Boosting +
Stabilizer
Note 1: The RV pin (No.1) has high input impedance. If the wire is long, use a shield wire or the like to prevent
noise. To reduce the influence of noise, it is effective to reduce the R
RV value. (However, the RRV
current consumption will increase.)
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08. APPLIED CIRCUIT EXAMPLES
−
μ
μ
−
μ
μ
Ω
μ
A
−
+ −
(3) Parallel Connection
As shown in Fig.8.1, multi-connection reduces output impedance Ro.
Therefore, a configuration of n parallel connections lowers Ro to 1/n. Smoothing capacitor C4, which is a
single device, is shared by those connections. To obtain stabilization output after parallel connections,
apply the connection shown in Fig.8.3 to only one of the n parallel connections shown in Fig.8.5.
V
REG
RL
RRV
1MΩ
R2
R1
O
I
VSS
OUT
V
V
DD
(+5V)
VSS (0V)
Fig.8.6 Diagram of Voltage Relations Fig.8.7 Output Voltage - Output Current
in Parallel Connection
ROSC
1M
Ω
(+20V)
1
RV VRI
2
V
REG
3
TC1
TC2
4
5
XP
OFF
SS
V
6
OSC1
7
8
OSC2
Fig.8.5 Parallel Connection
$
4
V
DD
CAP3
CAP2
CAP2
CAP1
CAP1
F
ROSC
1M
1
RV
2
V
REG
3
TC1
TC2
4
5
XP
OFF
SS
V
6
OSC1
7
8
OSC2
CAP3
CAP2
CAP2
CAP1
CAP1
VRI
V
16
V
O
15
14
+
13
+
−
+
−
DD
12
11
10
C2’
+
10μF
−
C1’
+
10μF
−
DD
V
9
16
15
VO
14
+
13
+
+
−
V
DD
C2
+
10
12
11
10
9
F
C1
+
F
10
C4
10
C3
+
F
10
−
20
[V]
15
O
V
Ta=25°C
10
0 10203040
O
I
[mA]
OUT
V
C3’
+
F
10
−
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8. APPLIED CIRCUIT EXAMPLES
+
−
−
+
+
A
μ
− + − +
(4) Serial Connection
The serial connection in the S1F76640 (connecting V
next stage respectively) further increases output voltage. However, the serial connection raises output
impedance. Fig.8.8 shows an example of serial connection for further stabilizing output by obtaining V
OSC
R
1MΩ
DD = 5V.
1
RV VRI
REG
2
V
3
TC1
TC2
4
5
OFF
XP
SS
V
6
OSC1
7
8
OSC2
OUT
V
CAP3+
CAP2+
CAP2
CAP1
CAP1−
V
16
15
14
13
12
−
+
11
10
DD
9
+
−
C4
10μF
C3
10μF
D1
RV
R
1MΩ
+
C5
10
F
25V from V
V
VSS
REG
L
R
O
I
VDD (=VSS’)
Fig.8.8 Serial Connection
V
OUT
Next stageFirst stage
V
V
V
DD
SS
OUT
(+10V)
(+5V)
(0V)
2 $ VDD
Max.6.0V
Fig.8.9 Diagram of Voltage Relations in Serial Connection
25
' [V]
O
V
20
15
Ta=25°C
10
012345678
I
Fig.8.10 Output Voltage - Output Current
DD and VO in the pre-stage to VSS and VDD in the
R2
R1
’(+25V)
1
RV
2
REG
V
3
TC1
TC2
4
5
OFF
XP
SS
V
6
OSC1
7
8
OSC2
CAP3
CAP2
CAP2
CAP1
CAP1
VRI
V
16
O
V
15
14
C4’
V
C3’
+
10μF
−
REG
+
10μF
−
13
C2’
+
10μF
−
12
11
C1’
10μF
−
10
DD
9
4 $(VDD’-VSS’)
VDD’
VSS’
O
[mA]
O =
OUT
V
(=VDD’)
OUT
V
’
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08. APPLIED CIRCUIT EXAMPLES
Note 1: <Notes on load connection>
As shown in Fig.8.8, when connecting load between V
in the second stage) and V
REG in the second stage in serial connection, the following points should be
noted: When the IC is activated or no normal output is generated at the V
off by the P
below V
below V
OFF signal, current flows into to the VREG pin from VSS in the first stage (or other voltage
SS in the second stage) through load. If the voltage exceeding the absolute maximum rating
SS in the second stage is generated at the VREG pin, the may interfere with normal operation of
the IC. For serial connection, as shown in Fig.8.8, connect diode D1 between V
REG, so that the voltage below VSS in the second stage will not be applied to the VREG pin.
and V
Note 2: In Fig.8.8, the first stage is assigned to triple boosting and the next-stage to quadruple boosting;
however, quadruple boosting is available for both the first and next stages unless the input voltage
DD’ - VSS’ in the next stage exceeds the standard value (6.0V). For serial connection, each IC must be
V
designed in compliance with the standard (V
DD - VSS≤ 6.0V, VO - VSS≤ 24V) (See Fig.8.9).
Note 3: When double boosting is provided in the first stage, the first-stage CAP1- output can be used as a
next-stage clock; however, when triple boosting is provided, it cannot be used as a next-stage clock.
Therefore, to obtain a next-stage clock, externally install R
in Table 4.2, the next-stage external clock operation by the pre-stage CAP1- output is available only for
temperature gradient CT = -0.5%/°C. If another temperature gradient is required, use an internal
oscillator like the above.
Note 4: In serial connection, the temperature gradient is provided for the V
Fig.8.9) of the IC in which the stabilizer is active.
REG value changes according to temperature as follows:
The V
Δ | V
Δ T
REG|
CT ( VREG (25°C) - VSS’ )
It changes at the ratio above.
SS in the first stage (or other voltage below VSS
REG pin while VREG is turned
DD in the second stage
OSC and use an internal oscillator. As shown
SS - VREG voltage (VREG – VSS’ in
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8. APPLIED CIRCUIT EXAMPLES
μ
A
(5) Negative Voltage Conversion
The S1F76640 converts input voltage to negative voltage for double boosting or triple boosting through the
circuit shown in Fig.8.11. (For double boosting, remove capacitor C2 and diode D3 and jumper between
both ends of D3.)
However, the output voltage rises forward voltage VF of the diode. For example, as shown in Fig.8.12,
SS=0V; VDD = 5V; and VF = 0.6V results in VO’ = -10V+3×0.6V = - 8.2V (-5V+2×0.6V = -3.8V for
V
double boosting).
VSS
OSC
R
1MΩ
1
RV
2
REG
V
3
TC1
TC2
4
5
OFF
XP
SS
V
6
OSC1
7
8
OSC2
CAP3
CAP2
CAP2
CAP1
CAP1
V
VRI
16
OUT
V
O
V
15
+
14
+
13
C2
+ −
−
12
10μF
+
11
C1
+ −
−
10
DD
10μF
9
D3
D2
D1
C6
+
10
−
R
I
’
DD
(+5V)
V
F
L
O
VSS (0V)
$
3
VDD
DD
V
VOUT’ (-8.2V)
3 $ VF
Fig.8.11 Negative-Voltage Conversion Fig.8.12 Diagram of Voltage Relations for
Combining the triple boosting (Fig.8.1) with the negative voltage conversion (Fig.8.11) generates the
circuit shown in Fig.8.14, and outputs 15V and -8.2V from 5V input.
In this case, the output impedance is higher than that for negative voltage conversion only or positive
voltage conversion only.
Fig.8.15 Diagram of Voltage Relations for Negative-Voltage Conversion + Positive-Voltage
Fig.8.16 Output Voltage - Output Current Fig.8.17 Output Voltage - Output Current
(7) Example of Changing the Temperature Gradient with an External Temperature Sensor (Thermistor)
The S1F76640, which is equipped with the temperature gradient selection circuit in the stabilizer, enables
you to select three types of temperature gradients (-0.30%/°C, -0.40%/°C, and -0.50%/°C) as V
If other temperature gradients are required, as shown in Fig.8.18, connect a thermistor to resistor R
output voltage adjustment) in series; you can change the temperature gradient to any value.
REG
V
Note 2
P
R
R2
R1
VSS
V
DD
RT
RV
R
1MΩ
R
1M
OSC
1
RV VRI
2
REG
V
3
TC1
4
TC2
5
OFF
XP
SS
V
6
OSC1
7
8
OSC2
V
CAP3
CAP2
CAP2
CAP1
CAP1
OUT
V
16
OUT
V
15
14
13
+
C2
F
10
12
11
10
DD
9
C3
+
10
+
C1
F
10
−
+
C4
10μF
−
F
Fig.8.18 Temperature Gradient Change Example
(For pins 3 and 4, select a lower temperature gradient than the one to be changed from Table 5.1.)
[Measurement conditions]
DD: 5V
V
SS: 0V
V
RV: 1MΩ (set to VREG = 10 at 25°C)
R
T: 10kΩ (0°C/50°C Ratio 9.00)
R
Temperature gradient: -0.3 %/°C
REG
(25°C)| [%]
(°C)|-|V
REG
REG
100×|V
(25°C)|/|V
10
8
Thermistor used
6
4
2
0
-2
-4
-6
Thermistor not used
-8
-10
0 1020304050
Ta [°C]
Fig.8.19 Output Voltage - Temperature
Note 1: The relationship between R
R
VREG =
PV+ RT
R1
Using a thermistor as R
T and VREG is indicated as follows:
RV
T increases the temperature gradient for VREG.
Note 2: The temperature characteristics of the thermistor indicate the nonlinearity; however, connecting resistor
P to the thermistor in parallel changes nonlinear characteristics to linear characteristics.
R
REG output.
RV (for
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(8) Example of Configuration of Electronic Volume Circuit of Voltage Stabilization Output (VREG)
C4
+
−
10μF
+
−
C3
10μF
+
−
+
−
C2
10μF
C1
10μF
(Quadruple boosting)
1
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
VRI
V
OUT
CAP3+
CAP2+
CAP2−
CAP1+
CAP1−
V
DD
RVI
REG
V
TC1
TC2
OFF
XP
V
OSC1
OSC2
2
3
4
5
6
SS
7
8
XPOFF
(VDD/VSS)
VSS or VOUT
SS or VOU T
V
ROSC
1MΩ
(74HC4051)
13
IN0
14
IN1
15
IN2
12
IN3
1
IN4
5
IN5
2
IN6
4
IN7
16
CC
V
V
EE VSS
COM
INH
8 7
Power stabilization output
REG output)
(V
3
11
A
B
C
CTRL0
10
CTRL1
9
CTRL2
6
Negative power input
Positive power input
Fig.8.20 Electronic Volume Circuit of Voltage Stabilization Output
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−
μ
μ
μ
μ
−
A
− + − + −
−
(9) Example of Configuration of Booster Circuits of High Magnification Using Diode
Adding an external diode to the S1F76640 provides quintuple or higher boosting operation and voltage
stabilization output. It is recommended to use the diode of smaller V
boosting output increases due to the influence of drop of forward voltage V
F = 0.6V results in output shown in Fig.8.22.
V
Fig.8.21 shows an example of circuit configuration that provides boosting by 6x magnification using two
diodes and voltage stabilization output. Use the shortest possible wire between V
Fig.8.22 shows the diagram of voltage relations.
Use the voltage to be applied to the VRI pin at or below the absolute maximum rated voltage.
REG
V
RRV
1MΩ
C7
10μF
R2
R1
VSS
VDD
L
R
IO
+
R
1M
OSC
1
RV VRI
2
REG
V
3
TC1
4
TC2
5
XP
SS
V
6
OSC1
7
Ω
8
OSC2
OFF
16
15
O
V
14
CAP3+
13
CAP2+
12
CAP2
CAP1+
CAP1−
V
11
10
DD
9
(For pins 3 and 4, select any temperature gradient.)
Fig.8.21 Boosters of High Magnification
25
F
OUT
V
(+16V)
DD
DD
V
(+4V)
SS
V
(0V)
4
6 $ V
DD
$
V
2 $ V
V
6 $ V
OUT
’ (+22.8V)
DD
2 $ V
20
' [V]
O
V
F
15
10
05101520
Fig.8.22 Diagram of Voltage Relations of Fig.8.23 Output Voltage - Output Current
Boosters of High Magnification
F as the output impedance of the
F of the diode. VDD = 4V and
O and VRI.
OUT
V
+
−
OUT
V
C6
10μF
’
D1D2
C4
+
C5
+
F
10
C1
10
C2
10
−
10μF
C3
10
−
F
F
F
+
Ta=25°C
O
[mA]
I
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