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  mp5000a 12v, 5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 1 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. the future of analog ic technology description the mp5000a is a protection device designed to protect circuitry on the output (source) from transients on input (v cc ). it also protects v cc from undesired shorts and transients coming from the source. at start up, inrush current is limited by limiting the slew rate at the source. the slew rate is controlled by a small capacitor at the dv/dt pin. the dv/dt pin has an internal circuit that allows the customer to float this pin (no connect) and still receive 0.9ms ramp time at the source. the maximum load at the output (source) is current limited. this is accomplished by utilizing a sense fet topology. the magnitude of the current limit is controlled by an external resistor from the i-limit pin to the source pin. an internal charge pump drives the gate of the power device, allowing a very low on-resistance dmos power fet of just 40m ? . the source is protected from the v cc input being too low or too high. under voltage lockout (uvlo) assures that v cc is above the minimum operating threshold, before the power device is turned on. if v cc goes above the high output threshold, the source voltage will be limited. features ? integrated 40m ? power fet ? enable/fault pin ? adjustable slew rate for output voltage ? adjustable current limit: 1-5a ? thermal protection ? over voltage limit ? low inrush current applications ? hot swap ? pc cards ? laptops typical application all mps parts are lead-free and adhere to the rohs directive. for mps green status, please visit mps website under products, quality assurance page. ?mps? and ?the future of analog ic technology? are registered trademarks of monolithic power systems, inc.
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 2 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. ordering information part number* package top marking mp5000adq qfn-10 (3mmx3mm) see blow * for tape & reel, add suffix ?z (e.g. mp5000adq?z); for rohs compliant packaging, add suffix ?lf (e.g. mp5000adq?lf?z) top marking ahqy lll ahq: product code of mp5000adq; y: year code; lll: lot number; package reference top view gnd dv/dt enable/fault i-limit n/c 1 2 3 4 5 source source source source source 10 9 8 7 6 exposed vcc pad qfn-10 (3mmx3mm)
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 3 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. absolute maxi mum ratings (1) v cc , source, i-limit ...................-0.3v to 22v dv/dt, enable/fault .....................-0.3v to 6v storage temperature............... -65 c to +155 c continuous power dissipation (t a = +25c) (2) ............................................................. 2.5w operating junction temperature. -40 c to 150 c input voltage transient (100ms) ......... v in =25v recommended operating conditions (3) input voltage operating range??.10v to 18v continuous current 0.5 in 2 pad .................................................. 4.2a for minimum copper, t a =80c .................. 2.3a operating junction temp. (t j ). -40c to +125c ? thermal resistance (4) ja jc qfn-10 (3mmx3mm) .............50 ...... 12 ... c/w notes: 1) exceeding these ratings may damage the device. 2) the maximum allowable power dissipation is a function of the maximum junction temperature t j (max), the junction-to- ambient thermal resistance ja , and the ambient temperature t a . the maximum allowable continuous power dissipation at any ambient temperature is calculated by p d (max)=(t j (max)- t a )/ ja . exceeding the maximum allowable power dissipation will cause excessive die temperature, and the regulator will go into thermal shutdown. internal thermal shutdown circuitry protects the device from permanent damage. 3) the device is not guaranteed to function outside of its operating conditions. 4) measured on jesd51-7, 4-layer pcb.
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 4 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. electrical characteristics v cc = 12v, r limit =22 ? , capacitive load = 100 f, t a =25c, unless otherwise noted. parameters symbol condition min typ max units power fet delay time (5) t dly enabling of chip to i d =100ma with a 1a resistive load 0.4 ms t j =25c 40 55 on resistance r dson t j =85c (6) 52 m ? off state output voltage v off v cc =18vdc, v enable =0vdc, r l = 500 ? 120 mv thermal latch shutdown temperature (6) t sd 175 c under/over voltage protection output clamping voltage v clamp overvoltage protection v cc =17v 13.8 15 16.2 v under voltage lockout v uvlo turn on, voltage going high 7.7 8.5 9.3 v under voltage lockout (uvlo) hysteresis v hyst 0.80 v current limit hold current (7) i lim-ss r lim =22 ? 2.3 3.6 4.9 a trip current (7) i lim-ol r lim =22 ? 4.7 a dv/dt circuit rise time t r float dv/dt pin, output rises from 10% to 90% 0.4 0.9 2.1 ms enable/fault low level input voltage v il output disabled 0.5 v intermediate level input voltage v i (int) thermal fault, output disabled 0.82 1.4 1.95 v high level input voltage v ih output enabled 2.5 v high state maximum voltage v i (max) 5 v low level input current (sink) i il v enable =0v -28 -50 a maximum fanout for fault signal total number of chips that can be connected for simultaneous shutdown 3 units maximum voltage on enable/fault pin (8) v max vcc v total device device operational 1 1.2 bias current i bias thermal shutdown 0.4 ma minimum operating voltage for uvlo v min enable<0.5v 5 v notes: 5) related to rise time. see description in fault and enable pin section. 6) guaranteed by design. 7) guaranteed by characterization test. 8) maximum input voltage on enable pin to be 6.0v if vcc 6.0v, maximum input voltage on enable pin to be vcc if vcc 6.0v.
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 5 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. pin functions pin # name description 1 gnd negative input voltage to the device. this is used as the internal reference for the ic. 2 dv/dt the internal dv/dt circuit controls the slew ra te of the output voltage at turn on. it has an internal capacitor that allows it to ramp up over the period of 0.9ms. an external capacitor can be added to this pin to increase the ramp time. if an additional time delay is not required, this pin should be left open. 3 enable/fault the enable/fault pin is a tri-state, bi-directi onal interface. it can be used to enable the output of the device by floating the pin, or disable the chip by pulling it to ground (using an open drain or open collector device). if a t hermal fault occurs, the voltage on this pin will go to an intermediate state to signal a moni toring circuit that the device is in thermal shutdown. see text: ?enable/fault pin?. 4 i-limit a resistor between this pin and the source pin sets the overload and short circuit current limit levels. 5 n/c do not connect. pin must be left floating. 6-10 source this pin is the source of the inter nal power fet and the output terminal of the ic. 11 v cc (exposed pad) positive input voltage to the device (exposed pad).
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 6 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. typical performanc e characteristics v in = 12v, v en =3.3v, r limit =22 ? , c out =10uf, c dv/dt =1nf, t a =25c, unless otherwise noted.
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 7 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. typical performanc e characteristics (continued) v in = 12v, v en =3.3v, r limit =22 ? , c out =10uf, c dv/dt =1nf, t a =25c, unless otherwise noted.
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 8 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. typical performanc e characteristics (continued) v in = 12v, v en =3.3v, r limit =22 ? , c out =10uf, c dv/dt =1nf, t a =25c, unless otherwise noted.
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 9 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. block diagram thermal shutdown latch control logic set enable/ fault 5v 28 a 28k 2.5v 2v hys reset m1 r1 d1 u1 u2 u3 vcc uvlo dv /dt control gnd dv/dt charge pump voltage clamp vcc current limit source i-limit figure 1?function block diagram
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 10 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. operation the mp5000a is designed to limit the in-rush current to the load. it offers an integrated solution to monitor the input voltage, output voltage, output current and die temperature. under voltage lock out operation if the supply (input) is below the uvlo threshold, the output is disabled, and the fault line is driven low. when the supply goes above the uvlo threshold, the output is enabled and the fault line is released. when the fault line is released it will be pulled high by a 28ua current source. no external pull up resistor is required. in addition, the pull up voltage is limited to 5 volts. output over voltage protection if the input voltage is higher than the ovp threshold, the output will be clamped at 15v (typical). current limit when the part is active, if load reaches trip current (minimum threshold current triggering over current protection) or a short is present, the part switches into to a constant-current (hold current) mode. part will be shutdown only if the over current condition stays long enough to trigger thermal protection. however, when the part is powered up by v cc or en, the load current should be smaller than hold current. otherwise, the part can?t be fully turned on. in a typical application using a current limit resistor of 22 ? , the trip current will be 4.7a and the hold current will be 3.6a. if the device is in its normal operating state and passing 2.0a it will need to dissipate only 160mw with the very low on resistance of 40m ? . for the package dissipation of 50c/watt, the temperature rise will only be + 8c. combined with a 25c ambient, this is only 33c total package temperature. during a short circuit condition, the device now has 12v across it and the hold current clamps at 3.6a and therefore must dissipate 43w. at 50c/watt, if uncontrolled, the temperature would rise above the mp5000a thermal protection (+175c) and shutdown the device to cause the temperature to drop below a hysteresis level. proper heat sink must be used if the device is intended to supply the hold current and not shutdown. without a heat sink, hold current should be maintained below 250ma at + 25c and below 150ma at +85c to prevent the device from activating the thermal shutdown feature. thermal protection when thermal protection is triggered, the output is disabled and the fault line is driven to the middle level. the thermal fault condition is latched, and the part will remain latch off state until restart the power or reset the enable pin. enable / fault pin the enable/fault pin is a bi-directional three levels i/o with a weak pull up current (28ua typical). the three levels are low, mid and high. it functions to enable/disable the part and to relay fault information. enable/fault pin as an input: 1. low and mid disable the part. 2. low, in addition to disabling the part, clears the fault flag. 3. high enables the part (if the fault flag is clear) after a delay time. the delay time can be calculated by: delay rise 1 t80ust 3 =+ enable/fault pin as an output: 1. the pull up current may (if not over ridden) allow a ?wired nor? pull up to enable the part. 2. an under voltage will cause a low on the enable/fault pin, and will clear the fault flag. 3. a thermal fault will cause a mid level on the enable/fault pin, and will set the fault flag. the enable/fault line must be above the mid level for the output to be turned on. the fault flag is an internal flip-flop that can be set or reset under various conditions:
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 11 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. 1. thermal shutdown: set fault flag 2. under voltage: reset fault flag 3. low voltage on enable/fault pin: reset fault flag 4. mid voltage on enable/fault pin: no effect under a fault, the enable/fault pin is driven to the mid level. there are 4 types of faults, and each fault has a direct and indirect effect on the enable/fault pin and the internal fault flag. in a typical application there are one or more of the mp5000a chips in a system. the enable/fault lines will typically be connected together. table 1?fault function influence in application fault description internal action effect on faul t pin effect on flag effect on secondary part short/over current limit current none none none under voltage output is turned off internally drives enable/fault pin to logic low flag is reset secondary part output is disabled, and fault flag is reset. over voltage limit output voltage none none none thermal shutdown shutdown part the part is latched off until a uvlo or externally driven to ground. internally drives enable/fault pin to mid level flag is set secondary part output is disabled.
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 12 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. application information current limit the desired current limit is a function of the external current limit resistor. table 2?current limit vs. current limit resistor (v cc =12v) r limit ( ? ) 15.4 18.2 22 30 51 100 trip current (a) 5.93 5.26 4.70 3.71 2.84 2.28 hold current (a) 5.28 4.37 3.60 2.56 1.52 0.81 rise time the rise time is a function of the capacitor (cdvdt) on the dv/dt pin. table 3?rise time vs. cdv/dt cdvdt none 50pf 500pf 1nf rise time (typical) (ms) 0.9 2 12 23 * notes: rise time = k rt *(41pf+c dv/dt ), k rt =22e6 the ?rise time? is measured by from 0% to 100% of output voltage. u 100% 0% rise time t input output enable figure 2?rise time pcb layout pcb layout is very important to achieve stable operation. please follow these guidelines and take below figure for reference. place rlimit close to i_limit pin, cdv/dt close to dv/dt pin and input cap close to v cc pin. keep the n/c pin float. put vias in thermal pad and ensure enough copper area near v cc and source to achieve better thermal performance. source en/ fault dv/dt 10 9 8 7 6 1 2 3 4 5 n/ c gnd vin gnd source source source source en/ fault vin vout r limit cdv/dt i_limit c2 c3 c4 top layer vin bottom layer figure 3 D pcb layout
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch mp5000a rev. 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 13 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. design example below is a design example following the application guidelines for the given specifications: table 4: design example v in 12v trip current 4.7a hold current 3.6a figure 4 shows the application schematic. the typical performance characteristics section shows the circuit waveforms. for more device applications, please refer to the related evaluation board datasheet. typical application circuits figure 4 D typical application schematic
mp5000a ? 12v, 1a-5a programmable current limit switch notice: the information in this document is subject to change wi thout notice. users should warra nt and guarantee that third party intellectual property rights are not infringed upon w hen integrating mps products into any application. mps will not assume any legal responsibility for any said applications. mp5000a rev 1.01 www.monolithicpower.com 14 10/16/2014 mps proprietary information. patent protec ted. unauthorized photocopy and duplication prohibited. ? 2014 mps. all rights reserved. package information qfn10 (3 x 3mm) side view top view 1 10 6 5 bottom view 2.90 3.10 1.45 1.75 2.90 3.10 2.25 2.55 0.50 bsc 0.18 0.30 0.80 1.00 0.00 0.05 0.20 ref pin 1 id marking 1.70 0.50 0.25 recommended land pattern 2.90 note: 1) all dimensions are in millimeters. 2) exposed paddle size does not include mold flash. 3) lead coplanarity shall be 0.10 millimeter max. 4) drawing conforms to jedec mo-229, variation veed-5. 5) drawing is not to scale. pin 1 id see detail a 2.50 0.70 pin 1 id option b r0.20 typ. pin 1 id option a r0.20 typ. detail a 0.30 0.50 pin 1 id index area


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