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STR-F6600

OFF-LINE QUASI-RESONANT FLYBACK SWITCHING REGULATORS

Allegro MicroSystems 

Series STR-F6600

OFF-LINE

QUASI-RESONANT FLYBACK

SWITCHING REGULATORS

Functional Description and Operation (cont’d)

The drive winding voltage is set such that in normal

operation the C2 voltage is above the specified maximum

shutdown voltage (11 V) and below the specified mini-

mum over-voltage threshold (20.5 V).

In applications where there is a significant variation in

load current, the VIN terminal voltage may vary, as shown

in figure 4. This is due to peak charging of C2. In this

case, adding a resistor in the range of a few ohms to tens of

ohms in series with the rectifier diode D2 will bring the

voltage variation within limits.

VIN

comparator output pre-terminates the oscillator, which

turns off the MOSFET drive signal.

The MOSFET is turned on again when either cSS

discharges or a quasi-resonance signal is detected on pin 1.

Fixed 50 µs Off-Time: Soft-Start Mode

This is the mode of operation in the absence of a quasi-

resonance signal on pin 1 (see figure 5), and occurs at

IOUT

Figure 4 – Output Current IOUT – Terminal Voltage VIN

Soft Start, Quasi Resonant and Voltage Regulation

Refer to the Functional Block Diagram and the Typical

Application Diagram (figure 6). The internal oscillator

uses the charge/discharge of an internal 4700 pF capacitor

(cSS) to generate the MOSFET drive signals.

The regulator has two modes of operation:

1. fixed 50 µs off time (soft start) and

2. demagnetization sensing quasi-resonant mode —

normal operation.

In both cases, voltage regulation is achieved by taking

the composite optocoupled voltage error and superimposed

drain current ramp (current-mode control) and comparing

this to an internal 0.73 V reference. The FBK/OCP

Figure 5 – Soft-Start Operation

startup and in overload. It also can be commanded exter-

nally to provide low-power standby operation.

In the absence of a feedback signal (such as at startup,

or a short circuit) the drain current ramp, sensed across R5

and noise filtered by R4/C5 appears on pin 1. When the

ramp voltage on C5 exceeds the 0.73 V reference signal,

the FBK/OCP comparator changes state, shutting down the

oscillator and turning off the MOSFET. Thus the voltage

on cSS is held high (6.5 V) by the comparator. When the

comparator changes state, cSS discharges via rSS; the

voltage on cSS ramps down until it reaches 3.7 V. The

oscillator turns on the MOSFET. This ramp-down time is

internally trimmed to 50 µs. The comparator changes state

again and the cycle repeats. Thus in the absence of

feedback, the current-sense resistor R5 accurately controls

the MOSFET maximum current.

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