PC half-bridge (or 494) power supply supervisor +
two 431 + PWM
High integration & few external components
Over-voltage protection for 3.3V, 5V and 12V
Under-voltage protection for 3.3V, 5V and 12V
Under-voltage protection for –12V and/or –5V
Over-power and short-circuit protection
Power-down warning circuitry
Power good circuitry
Delay time for PSON and PG signal
Remote ON/OFF function
On-chip oscillator and error amplifier
Two shunt regulator for 3.3V and 5V-Standby
Latching PWM for cycle-by-cycle switching
Push-pull PWM operation and totem pole outputs
Soft-start and maximum 93% duty cycle
APPLICATIONS
Switching mode power supply for Computers, such
as:
DESCRIPTION
SG6105 controller is designed for switching mode
power supply for desktop PCs. It provides all the
functions necessary to monitor and control the output of
the power supply. Remote ON/OFF control, power good
circuitry, some protection features against over-voltage
and over-power are implemented. It directly senses all the
output rails for OVP without the need of external dividers.
An innovated AC-signal sampling circuitry provides a
sufficient power-down warning signal for PG. A built-in
timer generates accuracy timing for control circuit
including the PS-off delay. The cycle-by-cycle PWM
switching prevents the power transformer from the
saturation and ensures the fastest response for the
short-circuit protection which greatly reduce the stress for
power transistors. Two internal precision TL431 shunt
regulators provide stable reference voltage and driver for
3.3V and 5V-standby regulation. Utilizing minimum
number of external components, the SG6105 includes all
of the functions for push-pull and/or half-bridge topology,
decreasing the production cost and PCB space, and
increasing the MTBF for power supply.
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Protection against over-voltage, short-circuit and
fault conditions is mandatory in PC power supplies. These
protection circuits can be realized by using many discrete
components and comparators, which occupy a lot of PCB
space and also add to assembling costs. This single chip
controller IC provides complete protection circuits, shunt
regulators, and PWM control function and with less
number of components. SG6105 is an ideal controller IC
for PC switching mode power supplies.
threshold level. PG pin goes high when the above
condition is reached. A 2K pull up resistor may connect to
5V.
The VCC can be supplied from the 5V-standby.
When the VCC voltage is higher than 7V, besides the
shunt regulator, the circuit of SG6105 will be
shutdown and reset. No extra power supply is
needed.
Two internal high precision 431 shunt regulators are
built-in. It provides stable reference voltages.
Complete PWM control circuitry including the error
amplifier for push-pull or half-bridge operation.
The features and benefits of this device are listed
below:
Supervisory Circuit Operation
Over-voltage and under-voltage protection for 3.3V,
5V and 12V without external divider
Over-power protection.
UV protection for –12V and/or –5V.
Power-down warning for power good signal.
Power good signal and power-fail lockup
Remote on/off control.
Delay time for PSON and PS-off signal.
Two shunt regulator for 3.3V and 5V-Standby
regulation.
Complete pulse width modulation (PWM) control
circuitry.
On-chip oscillator.
Programmable Soft-Start.
Maximum 93% duty cycle
Few external components
More reliable system
Little space on PCB
Easy trouble-shooting and implementation
FEATURE DESCRIPTIO NS
Over voltage protection can be implemented without
any additional components. Over-voltage sense
Levels or 3.3V, 5V, 12V are 4.1V, 6.1V, 14.5V
respectively.
Over current and/or short circuit protection can also
be achieved by using over-power protection, in
which OPP pin is connected to the current
transformer (driver transformer).
The power good signal is asserted to indicate the
3.3V, 5V and 12V is above the under voltage
The PC generates the remote ON/OFF logic (PSON),
which is “Low” for power supply “On” and “High” to
switch off the power supply. The remote ON/OFF is
connected to PSON input.
APPLICATION GUIDES
Introduction
The application guide shows the key-feature of
SG6105 and illustrates how to use in an ATX switching
mode power supply (SMPS). SG6105 is suitable for
half-bridge, push-pull topology. It incorporates with a
4-channel supervisor, including 5V-standby. The PWM
section of SG6105 comprises a built-in 65kHz oscillator
and high immunity circuits, which protect the system
from noise interference and provide more noise margins
for improper PCB layout. SG6105 has OVP and UVP for
12V, 5V and 3.3V. Besides, the NVP is used for negative
voltage protection, such as –12V and/or –5V. The UVAC
(AC fails detection) is applied to detect AC line condition.
Two built-in internal precision TL431 shunt regulators
can be used for 3.3V or 5V auxiliary standby power.
AC Fails Detection
Through a resistor divider, UVAC is connected to
the secondary power transformer for detecting the AC line
condition. Once the voltage of UVAC is lower than 0.7V
for a period of time, such as 200usec, the PG (power good)
signal will be pulled low to indicate an AC line
power-down condition. The voltage amplitude of the
PWM switching signal in the secondary power
transformer is proportional to the AC line voltage. Adjust
the ratio of resistor divider to decide the threshold of
power-down warning. A small capacitor is connected
from UVAC to ground for filtering the switching noise.
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Negative Voltage Protection
The NVP provides an UVP (under voltage protection)
for negative voltage outputs. An under-voltage represents
the phenomenal of the overload condition in negative
voltage output. For example, the –12V output may drop
to –10V during the overload situation. A resistor
determining the threshold of the protection is connected
from pin NVP to the negative voltage output. Via this
resistor, NVP outputs a 64uA constant current to the
negative voltage output. When the NVP voltage is over
2.1V and the situation kept for longer than 7 msec, 6105
will lock the power outputs off.
VNVP = 64 uA × (R1 + R2) – V-12V
Over Power Protection (OPP)
The OPP (over power protection) is used for
detecting over power and/or short-circuit conditions.
When OPPS voltage (p.4, Note-1) is higher than 2.1V and
this situation existed for longer than 7 msec, 6105 will
pull the PG low and lock off the power outputs.
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