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Power Management Guide 2014 Www .Ti.Com/Power Power Management Guide Power Management Guide 2014 www .ti.com/power www.ti.com/power 2014 Power Management Guide Introduction and Contents Texas Instruments (TI) offers complete power solu tions with a full line of high- Table of Contents performance products. These prod- Portable and Line Power Display Power ucts, which range from standard linear Solutions 66 LCD Bias and AMOLED Bias regulators to highly efficient DC/DC 3 Line Power Solutions Solutions converters and battery management, 3 Portable Power Solutions 69 LED Drivers—Backlighting are tailored to meet your design chal- 73 LED Drivers—Camera Flash lenges. And, TI makes designing easier AC/DC and Isolated DC/DC 74 LED Drivers—Signage/Linear with leading-edge support tools such Power Supply as the WEBENCH® Design Center, a 4 Overview Multi-Output Power Management broad selection of evaluation modules 5 Power Factor Correction (PFC) Units (PMUs) (EVMs), application notes, comprehen- 6 PWM and Resonant 78 Overview sive technical documen­­tation and more. Controllers 79 Automotive PMUs TI also offers samples and small orders 10 Gate Drivers 82 Special Function PMUs (shipped within 24 hours via authorized Power Modules (Non-Isolated) 83 Processor Attachment PMUs distributors) to help accelerate your 14 Overview 84 General Purpose PMUs time-to-market. 15 Step-Down (Buck) Modules 85 Embedded Processor Support Included in this selection guide are design 20 Step-Up (Boost) and Negative Power Protection, Distribution factors, featured products, graphic repre- Output Modules and Monitoring sentations of portfolios and para metric DC/DC Switching Regulators 86 eFuses, Hot Swap Control, tables. Protection and Monitoring 21 Overview 90 Current-Limited and Non- For information about HiRel and military 21 Step-Down Converters (Line Current-Limited Load Switches versions of Power Management prod- and Portable Power) 92 Power-over-Ethernet ucts, please visit: 31 Step-Up (Boost)/Flyback/ www.ti.com/hirel SEPIC and Inverting 95 USB and Power Switches Converters For information about automotive- Digital Power Control Solutions 35 Buck-Boost Converters qualified Power Management products, 99 Complete Isolated Telecom 36 Controllers (External Switch) please visit: DC/DC PMBus Power Solution 41 Charge Pumps www.ti.com/automotive 100 Isolated and Non-Isolated Digital Power Controllers RF Power Solutions 43 Overview Supervisor and Reset ICs 44 RF DC/DC Converters 104 Selection Guide 45 RF Power Detectors Sequencers NexFET™ Power MOSFETs 106 Selection Guide 46 Single and Dual N- and Push-Button Controllers my.TI™ Account P-Channel 107 Product Highlights Linear Regulators Register Today! Current Power Monitors 52 Single and Dual LDOs Keep current on: 107 Selection Guide Battery Management Products • New product releases DDR Power Solutions 56 Overview • Design tools 108 Selection Guide • Samples 57 Battery Charger Solutions 59 Battery Charger Protection Resources • Evaluation modules 60 Battery Fuel Gauges 109 Design Support • Guides 61 Battery (Li-Ion) Protection 110 Packaging • System block diagrams 61 Wireless Power 112 Device Index www.ti.com/myTI 116 TI Worldwide Technical LED Lighting Support It’s easy and quick! 62 General Illumination 2 | Power Management Guide 2014 Texas Instruments Portable and Line Power Solutions Portable and Line Power Solutions Line Power Solutions General Point-of-Load Isolated Power Solutions Solutions Loads AC Line Power MUX Power Linear Regulators Control and Factor PWM Protection: USB Protection Correction Controllers Hot Swap, Peripheral or AC/DC Reverse- DC/DC Converters Current with Integrated FET System Voltage Alternative and Energy Isolated ORing Analog and Digital NexFET TM Power MOSFET FPGA ASIC Sources Drivers Control DC/DC Controllers Power Modules MOSFETs Integrated Analog Circuitry LED Lighting Solutions Power Delivery (USB Switches, AUX Power Modules Load Switches and Hot Swap Power Supervisors Control) and Sequencers Hard Drive Application-Specific Point-of-Load Solutions DSP Display Power Power-Over-Ethernet Protection and Power Switches DSP/µC LED Backlighting LED Lighting Memory Portable Power Solutions General Point-of-Load Solutions Loads Battery Management Linear Regulators Wireless Power Mic/Speakers DC Nanopower and Step-Down (Buck) Inputs DC/DC Converters Charger Energy Harvesting Front-End Power MUX Battery Charge Step-Up (Boost) LED Protection DC/DC Converters USB Control and Management Protection LCD Buck Boost Display Lithium-Ion Protection DC/DC Converter and Authentication SIM for Batteries Charge Pumps Rechargeable Battery Battery Multi-Output Fuel Gauges Integrated Solutions PA (PMU) Wireless RF DSP Application-Specific Point-of-Load Solutions DSP/µC Power Supervisors White-LED Drivers LED Backlighting Flash and Reset Controllers Memory RF Power Camera-Flash USB Display Power Peripheral LED Drivers Texas Instruments Power Management Guide 2014 | 3 AC/DC and Isolated DC/DC Power Supplies Overview The TI portfolio of isolated power- Design Factors Flexibility conversion solutions covers the • Versatile advanced PWM controllers Control Method complete end-to-end power-supply and bias supply converters for high- Average-Current Mode (ACM) — building blocks from front-end PFC performance secondary-side control Optimum control method to achieve PFC controllers to PWM controllers. These • Ability to work with a wide line and low harmonic distortion. solutions support the most popular voltage range isolated-power topologies, including Transition Mode (TM) — Simpler, inex- • Different levels of undervoltage lockout the advanced phase-shifted full-bridge. pensive control with high peak currents thresholds for self bias and auxiliary The portfolio also includes a variety of and filtering requirements. bias applications MOSFET gate drivers that support both Interleaved — TM- and ACM-compatible • Ability to synchronize controllers to primary and secondary MOSFET-driver multiphase, high-power, high-density eliminate noise issues applications, including synchronous- topology. Delivers better EMI, smaller Power Level rectifier driver topologies and many other magnetics and reduced ripple currents. • IEC requirements are applicable to all power-supply support products. Zero-Voltage-Transition (ZVT) Mode power supplies above 75 W Power-Supply Solutions — A type of soft-switching technique, • Higher power converters may require • PFC controllers: which reduces EMI and allows for higher zero-current-switching (ZCS) and Transition mode frequency operations. ZVT-switching techniques to achieve Continuous-current mode high efficiencies Interleaved Protection • Some of the simpler control techniques Bridgeless • Overvoltage protection (OVP) prevents not usable at high power levels • PWM controllers: output capacitor, switches and load Features Single-ended: Flyback, forward, from overcharge condition • From 50 W to 5 kW, TI PFC controllers active-clamp • Soft-start (programmable) provides deliver EN61000-3-2 compliance Double-ended: Half-bridge, phase- controlled start-up • Industry standard architecture shifted full-bridge, push-pull, LLC • Overcurrent protection (OCP) provides • Deliver PF > 0.993 half-bridge protection during overload conditions • Integrated controllers with on-chip UCD3K digital control solutions Performance start-up circuit and MOSFET drivers • Gate drivers: • Voltage feed-forward for linearized for high-density primary-side control GaN FET driver performance and faster transient • Integrated synchronous rectifier Synchronous-rectifier driver response over wide line voltage range control with pre-bias operation for Single low-side • Multiplier linearity and zero power monotonic start-up Dual low-side detect functions improve light load • Superior applications support 110-V high-side/low-side operation Synchronous-buck • Onboard high output current drive capa- bility without external MOSFET drivers AC Line: 85 to 265 VAC Boosted DC Rectified AC Output Distribution (385 to 400 V) Bus Voltage (48, 24, 12 V) 2.5 V Sync. Rectifiers High- Local Voltage Gate Drivers DC/DC PFC Gate DC/DC Drivers Sync. FET Gate Drivers 1.2 V Digital Local Sync. Isolation DC/DC Buck Driver Isolated Feedback 4 | Power Management Guide 2014 Texas Instruments AC/DC and Isolated DC/DC Power Supplies Power Factor Correction (PFC) Interleaved PFC Why Interleave? Applications Interleaved PFC is gaining popularity • Lower system cost from ripple-current • Digital TV in external and embedded-type power- cancellation • Telecom power supplies and rectifiers supply architec tures. It is exceptionally • Enables ultraslim and high-density • Professional and consumer audio flexible and provides many cost-saving designs • Merchant power supplies features such as passive-component • Lower total inductor volume • Air conditioning and refrigeration size reductions, smaller EMI filter ing • Smaller or lower-cost EMI filter and compressors components and higher efficiencies. TI output capacitors • Variable-speed motors offers both transition mode (UCC28063) • Facilitates higher efficiency • Low-profile power-supply applications and continuous conduction mode (CCM) (UCC28070) control methods. Other benefits of interleaving include scalability and ultrathin designs. Scalability allows for addressing many different power levels and applications. Dual-Phase CCM Interleaved + Bridgeless CCM PFC •UCC28070(A) Single-Channel •UCD3138 CCM • UCC28180 • UCD3138 • UCC28019A • UC2854(A) • UCC2817/18(A) Performance Dual-Phase TM Single-Channel Interleaved Transition Mode (TM) • UCC28060/61/63
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