LXDC2SCAAB-352 [MURATA]

DC DC CONVERTER 3.3V;
LXDC2SCAAB-352
型号: LXDC2SCAAB-352
厂家: muRata    muRata
描述:

DC DC CONVERTER 3.3V

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LXDC2SCAAB-352  
Micro DC-DC converter  
1. Features  
Buck-Boost DC-DC converter  
Low EMI noise and small footprint using inductor-embedded ferrite substrate  
High efficiency using synchronous rectifier technology at 2.5MHz operation  
Wide Input voltage range : 2.8~5.0V  
Output voltage:3.3V  
Maximum load current: 1,200mA  
Automatic transition between buck mode and boost mode  
Fully protected for short-circuit, over-temperature, and under voltage  
2. Description  
The LXDC2SCAAB-352 is a buck-boost DC-DC converter, which is suitable for a space-limited or a  
noise-sensitive portable application. The device utilizes an inductor-embedded ferrite substrate, and the substrate  
eliminates radiated EMI noise and conduction noise efficiently.  
The LXDC2SCAAB-352 has automatic buck-boost operations to prolong Li-ion battery life and efficiency. By  
switching automatically between the buck-mode operation (stepping down the voltage) when the battery is fully  
charged and the boost-mode operation (stepping up the voltage) as the battery is discharged, the  
LXDC2SCAAB-352 maximizes the overall operating voltage from the lithium battery.  
3. Typical Application Circuit  
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4Mechanical details  
4-1 Outline  
Unitmm  
Dimension  
Symbol  
Dimension  
2.8±0.2  
2.9±0.2  
1.15MAX  
Symbol  
L
W
T
d
e
f
0.5±0.1  
0.54±0.1  
0.4±0.1  
0.5±0.1  
0.39±0.1  
0.36±0.2  
0.44±0.1  
g
h
i
a
b
c
0.26±0.2  
0.49±0.1  
0.4±0.1  
j
4-2 Pin Function  
Pin No, Symbol  
I/O  
Description  
Mode=H: auto PFM mode  
1
MODE  
Input  
Mode=L: Forced PWM mode  
Ground pin  
2,5,6,9  
3,4  
GND  
Vout  
Output  
Regulated voltage output pin.  
ON/OFF control pin  
7
8
EN  
Vin  
Input  
Input  
EN=H: Device ON, EN=L: Device OFF  
Vin pin supplies current to the LXDC2SC internal regulator.  
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4-3  
Functional Block Diagram  
5. Ordering Information  
Part number  
Device Specific Feature  
Standard Type  
MOQ  
T/R, 2,500pcs/R  
LXDC2SCAAB-352  
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6. Electrical Specification  
6-1 Absolute maximum ratings  
Parameter  
symbol  
Vin  
rating  
Unit  
V
Input voltage  
6.3  
Pin voltage  
EN, MODE  
TOP  
6.3  
V
Operating Ambient temperature  
Operating IC temperature  
Storage temperature  
-40 to +85  
-40 to +125  
-40 to +85  
oC  
oC  
oC  
TIC  
TSTO  
6-2 Electrical characteristics (Ta=25)  
Parameter  
Input voltage  
Symbol  
Vin  
Condition  
Min.  
2.8  
Typ.  
Max.  
5.0  
Unit  
V
Rising  
Falling  
1.75  
1.71  
1.795  
UVLO voltage  
UVLO  
V
1.60  
Input leak current  
Iinoff  
Vout  
Iout  
Vin=3.8V, EN=0V  
PWM mode  
Vin=3.8V  
2
uA  
V
Output voltage  
accuracy  
3.217  
3.3  
3.383  
1.2  
Load current range  
Ripple voltage  
A
Vin=3.8V, Iout=100mA,  
BW=100MHz  
Vrpl  
20  
95  
mVpp  
Vin=3.8V, Iout=100mA  
EN=H, MODE=H  
Efficiency  
EFF  
%
V
VENH  
VENL  
ONEnable  
1.4  
0
Vin  
0.4  
Vin  
0.4  
EN control voltage  
OFFDisable  
VMODEH Automatic PFM/PWM mode  
VMODEL Forced PWM mode  
Fosc  
1.4  
0
-
-
MODE control  
Voltage  
V
SW Frequency  
2.5  
MHz  
(*1) External capacitors (Cout: 22uF×2) should be placed near the module for proper operation.  
(*2) The above characteristics are tested using the test circuit in section 8.  
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6-3 Thermal and Current De-rating Information  
The following figure shows the power dissipation and temperature rise characteristics example. These data are  
measured on Murata’s evaluation board of this device at no air-flow condition.  
Io - Loss Characteristics (Vin=3.8V)  
Loss-ΔT Characteristics (Vin=3.8V)  
50  
45  
40  
35  
30  
25  
20  
15  
10  
5
800  
700  
600  
500  
400  
300  
200  
100  
0
0
0
100  
200  
300  
400  
500  
600  
0
200  
400  
600  
800  
1000 1200  
Power Dissipation [mW]  
Iout[mA]  
The output current of the device may need to be de-rated if it is operated in a high ambient temperature or in a  
continuous power delivering application. The amount of current de-rating is highly dependent on the  
environmental thermal conditions, i.e. PCB design, nearby components or effective air flows. Care should  
especially be taken in applications where the device temperature exceeds 85oC.  
The IC temperature of the device must be kept lower than the maximum rating of 125 oC. It is generally  
recommended to take an appropriate de-rating to IC temperature for a reliable operation. A general de-rating for  
the temperature of semiconductor is 80%.  
MLCC capacitor’s reliability and lifetime are also depending on temperature and applied voltage stress. Higher  
temperature and/or higher voltage cause shorter lifetime of MLCC, and the degradation can be described by the  
Arrhenius model. The most critical parameter of the degradation is IR (Insulation Resistance). The below figure  
shows MLCC’s B1 life based on a failure rate reaching 1%. It should be noted that wear-out mechanisms in  
MLCC capacitor is not reversible but cumulative over time.  
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Capacitor B1 Life vs Capacitor Case temperature  
100000  
10000  
1000  
100  
Vin=5V  
Vin=3.8V  
Vin=2.8V  
10  
1
0.1  
20  
40  
60  
80  
100  
120  
Capacitor Case Temperature ()  
The following steps should be taken before the design fix of user’s set for a reliable operation.  
1. The ambient temperature of the device should be kept below 85 oC  
2. The IC temperature should be measured on the worst condition of each application. The temperature must be  
kept below 125 oC. An appropriate de-rating of temperature and/or output current should be taken.  
3. The MLCC temperature should be measured on the worst condition of each application. Considering the  
above figure, it should be checked if the expected B1 life of MLCC is acceptable or not.  
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7. Detailed Description  
Automatic buck-boost operations  
The LXDC2SCAAB uses 4-switch buck-boost circuit topology. The device compares the input and output voltage,  
and chooses the buck converter mode or boost converter mode automatically. Its transition is very smooth and  
seamless.  
Enable  
The device starts operation when EN is set high and starts up with soft start. For proper operation, the EN pin  
must be terminated to logic high and must not be left floating. Pulling the EN pin to logic low forces the device into  
shutdown mode.  
Mode selection  
The MODE pin allows selecting the operating mode. If the MODE pin is pulled to logic high voltage (VMODH), the  
converter operates automatic PFM and PWM mode. In this mode, the converter operates in PFM mode at light  
load current, and when the load current increase, the operating mode will change to PWM mode automatically. In  
this mode, the converter can work in high efficiency over wide load current range.  
If the MODE pin is pulled to logic low voltage (VMODL), the device operates in PWM forced mode. In this mode,  
the converter operates in PWM mode with the full load current range. The advantage of this mode is that the  
converter operates with the fixed frequency that allows simple filtering of switching frequency. In this mode, the  
efficiency is lower compared to the PFM mode at light load current.  
PFM mode at light load  
PWM mode at heavy load  
Nominal output voltage  
UVLO (Under Voltage Lock Out)  
The under voltage lockout circuit prevents the device from malfunctioning at low input voltages and the battery  
from excessive discharge. It disables the output stage of the converter once the falling VIN trips the under-voltage  
lockout threshold VUVLO which is typically 1.65V. The device starts operation once the rising VIN trips VUVLO  
threshold plus its hysteresis of 75 mV at typ. 1.725V.  
Soft Start  
The device has an internal soft-start function that limits the inrush current during start-up. The soft-start system  
progressively increases the switching on-time from a minimum pulse-width to that of normal operation. Because  
of this function, the output voltage increases gradually from zero to nominal voltage at start-up event. The nominal  
soft-start time is 3msec.  
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Discharge Function  
To make sure the device starts up under defined conditions, the output gets discharged with a typical discharge  
resistor of 120 Ω whenever the device shuts down. This happens when the device is disabled or any of the  
protection function (thermal shutdown, under voltage lockout, over current) is triggered.  
Over Current Protection  
The converter has a hiccup-mode over current protection function.  
When the current in the P-Channel MOSFET is sensed to reach the current limit for 16 consecutive switching cycles,  
the internal protection circuit is triggered, and switching is stopped for approximately 40ms. The device then  
performs a soft-start cycle.  
Thermal Shutdown  
As soon as the internal ICs junction temperature exceeds 150oC (typ), the device goes into thermal shutdown.  
The device returns to its normal operation when the Internal IC’s junction temperature again falls below  
120 oC(typ).  
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8. Test Circuit  
Cout : 22uF/6.3V GRM155R60J226M / GRM188R60J226M  
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9. Measurement Data  
Micro DC-DC Converter evaluation board  
Measurement setup  
The enable switch has three positions.  
1. When it is toggled “ON”, the device starts operation.  
2. When it is toggled “OFF”, the device stops operation and stays in shut down mode.  
3. When it is set to the middle of “ON” and “OFF”, the EN pin becomes floating and can be can have an external  
voltage applied through the EN terminal pin on the EVB. If you don’t apply an external voltage to the EN pin,  
the enable switch should not to be set to the middle position.  
The mode switch has three states (PWM, PFM, and Open).  
1. When it is shorted to PWMside, the device operates in PWM forced mode.  
2. When it is shorted to PFMside, the device operates in PFM/PWM automatic mode.  
3. When it is set to open, the mode pin becomes floating and can have an external voltage applied to it through  
the Mode terminal pin on the EVB. If you dont apply external voltage to the Mode pin, the mode switch should  
not to be set to the middle position.  
The 47uF capacitor is for the evaluation kit only, and has been added to compensate for the long test cables.  
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Typical Measurement Data (reference purpose only)  
(Ta=25)  
Efficency  
Vin=3.8V,  
PFM/PWM Operation  
100  
95  
90  
85  
80  
75  
1
10  
100  
1000  
Iout[mA]  
Output Ripple-Noise  
Vin=3.8V, BW : 100MHz  
PFM/PWM Operation  
50  
45  
40  
35  
30  
25  
20  
15  
10  
5
0
0
200  
400  
600  
800  
1000 1200  
Iout [mA]  
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Load Regulation  
Vin=3.8V  
PFM/PWM Operation  
3.383  
3.341  
3.300  
3.259  
3.218  
0
200  
400  
600  
800 1000 1200  
Iout [mA]  
Load Transient Response  
Vin=3.8V,  
PFM/PWM Operation  
152mV  
ΔIo=1.2A  
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10.Reliability Tests  
Result  
QTY  
No.  
1
Items  
Specifications  
Appearance :  
Test Methods  
Solder specimens on the testing jig  
(NG)  
Vibration  
Resistance  
No severe damages (glass fluorine boards) shown in  
appended Fig.1 by a Pb free solder.  
The soldering shall be done either by  
iron or reflow and be conducted with  
care so that the soldering is uniform  
and free of defect such as by heat  
shock.  
G
(0)  
18  
Frequency : 10~2000 Hz  
Acceleration : 196 m/s2  
Direction  
Period  
: X,Y,Z 3 axis  
: 2 h on each direction  
Total 6 h.  
2
Deflection  
Solder specimens on the testing jig  
(glass epoxy boards) shown in  
appended Fig.2 by a Pb free solder.  
The soldering shall be done either by  
iron or reflow and be conducted with  
care so that the soldering is uniform  
and free of defect such as by heat  
shock.  
G
(0)  
18  
Deflection : 1.6mm  
3
Soldering strength  
(Push Strength)  
9.8 N Minimum  
Solder specimens onto test jig shown  
below. Apply pushing force at 0.5mm/s  
until electrode pads are peeled off or  
ceramics are broken. Pushing force is  
applied to longitudinal direction.  
G
(0)  
Pushing Direction  
18  
Specimen  
Jig  
4
5
Solderability of  
Termination  
75%  
of  
the Immerse specimens first an ethanol  
terminations is to be solution of rosin, then in a Pb free  
soldered evenly and solder solution for 3±0.5 sec. at  
continuously.  
G
245±5 °C.  
Preheat  
18  
: 150 °C, 60 sec.  
(0)  
Solder Paste : Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu  
Flux : Solution of ethanol and rosin  
(25 % rosin in weight proportion)  
Resistance to  
Soldering Heat  
(Reflow)  
Preheat Temperature  
Preheat Period  
:
150-180 °C  
: 90+/-30 sec.  
Appearance  
No severe damages High Temperature  
High Temp. Period  
: 220 °C  
: 20sec.  
Satisfy  
Peak Temperature  
: 260+5/-0 °C  
G
(0)  
18  
specifications listed Specimens are soldered twice with  
in paragraph 6-2. the above condition, and then kept in  
Electrical  
specifications  
room condition for 24  
measurements.  
h before  
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Result  
QTY  
No. Items  
Specifications  
Test Methods  
(NG)  
6
High Temp.  
Exposure  
Temperature85±2 ℃  
Period1000+48/-0 h  
Room Condition224h  
G
18  
(0)  
7
Temperature  
Cycle  
Condition100 cycles in the following  
table  
Step  
1
Temp(°C)  
Time(min)  
30±3  
Min.  
Operating  
Temp.+0/-3  
G
(0)  
18  
Max.  
2
Operating  
Temp.+3/-0  
30±3  
Appearance  
No severe damages  
8
9
Humidity  
(Steady State)  
Temperature85±2 ℃  
Humidity8090%RH  
Period1000+48/-0 h  
Electrical  
specifications  
Satisfy  
specifications listed  
in paragraph 6-2.  
G
(0)  
18  
18  
5
Room Condition224h  
Low Temp.  
Exposure  
Temperature-40±2 ℃  
Period1000+48/-0 h  
Room Condition224h  
G
(0)  
10  
11  
C200pFR0Ω  
TEST Voltage +/-100V  
Number of electric discharges1  
ESD(Machine  
Model)  
G
(0)  
C100pFR1500Ω  
TEST Voltage +/-1000V  
Number of electric discharges1  
ESD(Human  
Body Model)  
G
(0)  
5
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Fig.1  
Land Pattern  
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e
f
e
d
a
b
c
b
a
1
3
2
4
9
8
g
7
6
5
h
Unitmm  
Symbol  
Dimension  
0.55  
Symbol  
Dimension  
0.4  
a
b
c
d
e
f
0.4  
0.5  
0.5  
g
h
0.45  
0.6  
0.5  
Reference purpose only.  
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Fig.2  
Testing board  
100  
Unitmm  
■: Land pattern is same as figure1  
Glass-fluorine board t1.6mm  
Copper thickness over 35 m  
40  
Mounted situation  
Unitmm  
Device  
45  
45  
Test method  
Unitmm  
20  
50  
R230  
deflection  
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11. Tape and Reel Packing  
1Dimensions of Tape (Plastic tape)  
Unitmm  
Φ1.5+0.1  
0
(0.3)  
1.75±0.1  
(3.5)  
8.0±0.2  
(3.2)  
(1.4)  
2.0±0.05  
4.0±0.1  
(3.2)  
4.0±0.1  
Feeding direction  
2Dimensions of Reel  
Unitmm  
2±0.5  
Φ180  
Φ60  
Φ13±0.2  
(9.0)  
13.0±1.4  
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3Taping Diagrams  
[1] Feeding Hole :  
As specified in (1)  
As specified in (1)  
50um in thickness  
As specified in (1)  
[2] Hole for chip  
[3] Cover tape  
[4] Base tape  
:
:
:
[3]  
[1]  
[2]  
[3]  
[4]  
Feeding Hole  
Feeding derection  
Chip  
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4Leader and Tail tape  
A
B
Components  
C
Symbol  
Items  
Ratings(mm)  
min 160  
A
B
C
No components at trailer  
No components at leader  
Whole leader  
min 100  
min 400  
5The tape for modules is wound clockwise with the feeding holes to the right side as the tape is pulled  
towards the user.  
6Packaging unit: 2,500 pcs./ reel  
7Material:  
Base Tape  
Reel  
Plastic  
Plastic  
Antistatic coating for both base tape and reel  
8Peeling of force  
0.1~1.0N  
165 to 180 °  
C
o
ve  
r
T
ape  
Base Tape  
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NOTICE  
1. Storage Conditions:  
To avoid damaging the solderability of the external electrodes, be sure to observe the following points.  
- Store products where the ambient temperature is 15 to 35 °C and humidity 45 to 75% RH.  
(Packing materials, In particular, may be deformed at the temperature over 40 °C.).  
- Store products in non corrosive gas (Cl2, NH3,SO2, Nox, etc.).  
- Stored products should be used within 6 months of receipt. Solderability should be verified if this period  
is exceeded  
This product is applicable to MSL1 (Based on IPC/JEDEC J-STD-020)  
2. Handling Conditions:  
Be careful in handling or transporting the product. Excessive stress or mechanical shock may damage the  
product because of the nature of ceramics structure.  
Do not touch the product, especially the terminals, with bare hands. Doing so may result in poor  
solderability.  
3. Standard PCB Design (Land Pattern and Dimensions):  
All the ground terminals should be connected to ground patterns. Furthermore, the ground pattern  
should be provided between IN and OUT terminals. Please refer to the specifications for the standard  
land dimensions.  
The recommended land pattern and dimensions are shown for a reference purpose only.  
Electrical, mechanical and thermal characteristics of the product shall depend on the pattern design and  
material / thickness of the PCB. Therefore, be sure to check the product performance in the actual set.  
When using underfill materials, be sure to check the mechanical characteristics in the actual set.  
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4. Soldering Conditions:  
Soldering is allowed up through 2 times.  
Carefully perform preheating T less than 130 °C.  
When products are immersed in solvent after mounting, pay special attention to maintain the temperature  
difference within 100 °C. Soldering must be carried out by the above mentioned conditions to prevent  
products from damage. Contact Murata before use if concerning other soldering conditions.  
Reflow soldering standard conditions (example)  
Use rosin type flux or weakly active flux with a chlorine content of 0.2 wt % or less.  
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5. Cleaning Conditions:  
The product is not designed to be cleaned after soldering.  
6. Operational Environment Conditions:  
Products are designed to work for electronic products under normal environmental conditions (ambient  
temperature, humidity and pressure). Therefore, products have no problems to be used under the similar  
conditions to the above-mentioned. However, if products are used under the following circumstances, it  
may damage products and leakage of electricity and abnormal temperature may occur.  
- In an atmosphere containing corrosive gas ( Cl2, NH3, SOx, NOx etc.).  
- In an atmosphere containing combustible and volatile gases.  
- In a dusty environment.  
- Direct sunlight  
- Water splashing place.  
- Humid place where water condenses.  
- In a freezing environment.  
If there are possibilities for products to be used under the preceding clause, consult with Murata before  
actual use.  
If static electricity is added to this product, degradation and destruction may be produced.  
Please use it after consideration enough so that neither static electricity nor excess voltage is added at the  
time of an assembly and measurement.  
If product malfunctions may result in serious damage, including that to human life, sufficient fail-safe  
measures must be taken, including the following:  
(1) Installation of protection circuits or other protective device to improve system safety  
(2) Installation of redundant circuits in the case of single-circuit failure  
7. Input Power Capacity:  
Products shall be used in the input power capacity as specified in this specifications.  
Inform Murata beforehand, in case that the components are used beyond such input power capacity range .  
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8. Limitation of Applications:  
The products are designed and produced for application in ordinary electronic equipment  
(AV equipment, OA equipment, telecommunication, etc). If the products are to be used in devices requiring  
extremely high reliability following the application listed below, you should consult with the Murata staff in  
advance.  
- Aircraft equipment.  
- Aerospace equipment  
- Undersea equipment.  
- Power plant control equipment.  
- Medical equipment.  
- Transportation equipment (vehicles, trains, ships, etc.).  
- Automobile equipment which includes the genuine brand of car manufacture, car factory-installed option  
and dealer-installed option.  
- Traffic signal equipment.  
- Disaster prevention / crime prevention equipment.  
- Data-procession equipment.  
- Application which malfunction or operational error may endanger human life and property of assets.  
- Application which related to occurrence the serious damage  
- Application of similar complexity and/ or reliability requirements to the applications listed in the above.  
!
Note:  
Please make sure that your product has been evaluated and confirmed against your specifications when  
our product is mounted to your product.  
Product specifications are subject to change or our products in it may be discontinued without advance  
notice.  
This catalog is for reference only and not an official product specification document, therefore, please  
review and approve our official product specification before ordering this product.  
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