Fairchild RC5040, RC5042 specifications Converter Efficiency

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APPLICATION NOTE

AN42

 

 

Converter Efficiency

Losses due to parasitic resistance in the switches, inductor, and sense resistor dominate at high load-current levels. The major loss mechanisms under heavy loads, in order of importance, are:

MOSFET I2R Losses

Inductor Losses

Sense Resistor Losses

Gate-Charge Losses

Diode-Conduction Losses

Transition Losses

Input Capacitor Losses

Losses Due to the Operating Supply Current of the IC.

Efficiency of the converter under heavy loads can be calculated as follows:

Efficiency =

POUT

=

IOUT

VOUT

,

------------pIN-

I-------------------------------------------------------OUTVOUT + PLOSS-

 

 

where PLOSS = PDMOSFET + PDINDUCTOR + PDRSENSE + PDGATE + PDDIODE + PDTRAN + PDCAP + PDIC

Design Equations:

2

RDS,ON DutyCycle , where DutyCycle

VOUT + VD

(1) PDMOSFET = IOUT

= -----------------------------------------

+ VD – VSW

 

 

VIN

(2)PDINDUCTOR = IOUT2 RINDUCTOR

(3)PDRSENSE = IOUT2 RSENSE

(4)PDGATE = qGATE f 5V , where qGATE is the gate charge and f is the switching frequency

(5)PDDIODE = Vf ID(1 – DutyCycle)

(6) PDTRAN

VIN2 CRSS ILOAD

f

= -------------------------------------------------------------

, where CRSS is the reverse transfer capacitance of the high-side MOSFET.

 

IDRIVE

 

(7)PDCAP = IRMS2 ESR

(8)PDIC = VCC ICC

Example:

3.3+ 0.5

DutyCycle = -----------------------------= 0.73 5 + 0.5 – 0.3

PDMOSFET = 10 2 0.030 0.73 = 2.19W

PDINDUCTOR = 10 2 0.010 = 1W

PDRSENSE = 102 0.0065 = 0.65W

PDGATE = CV f 5V = 1.75nf ⋅ (9 – 1)V 650Khz 5V = 0.045W

PDDIODE = 0.5 10(1 – 0.73) = 1.35W

PDTRAN =

5 2

400pf 10 650khz

0.010W

---------------------------------------------------------------

0.7A

PDCAP = (7.5 – 2.5)2 0.015 = 0.37W

PDIC = 0.2W

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RC5040, RC5042 specifications

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