
SLUU195 − June 2004
IRMS_CIN(nom) − Normalized RMS Input − A
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Figure 4. Input Ripple Current RMS Value Overload Current | 
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The maximum input ripple RMS current can be estimated as shown in (4).  | 
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I ^ IOUT D IIN(nom) 4, Dmin + 3.18 A  | (4)  | 
It is also important to consider a minimum capacitance value which limits the voltage ripple to a specified value if all the current is supplied by the onboard capacitor. For a typical ripple voltage of 150 mV the maximum ESR is calculated in (5) as:
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4.4Output Ripple Cancellation and Capacitor Selection
Due to the interleaving of channels, the total output ripple current is smaller than the ripple current from a single phase. The ripple cancellation factor is expressed in equation (6).
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