FS1412-0600-AL [TDK]

µPOL™嵌入式DC-DC转换器;
FS1412-0600-AL
型号: FS1412-0600-AL
厂家: TDK ELECTRONICS    TDK ELECTRONICS
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µPOL™嵌入式DC-DC转换器

DC-DC转换器
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FS1412 µPOL™  
DATASHEET  
12A Rated µPOLBuck Regulator with Integrated Inductor  
and Digital Power System Management  
Features  
Description  
µPOLpackage with output inductor included  
The FS1412 is an easy-to-use, fully integrated and  
highly efficient micro-point-of-load (µPOL) voltage  
regulator. The on-chip pulse-width modulation  
(PWM) controller and integrated MOSFETs, plus  
incorporated inductor and capacitors, result in an  
extremely compact and accurate regulator. The  
low-profile package is suitable for automated  
assembly using standard surface-mount equipment.  
Small size: 5.8mm x 4.9mm x 1.6mm  
Continuous 12A load capability  
Plug and play: no external compensation required  
Programmable operation using I2C and PMBus™  
Wide input voltage range: 4.516V  
Adjustable output voltage: 0.61.8V  
Enabled input, programmable under-voltage  
lock-out (UVLO) circuit  
Developed by a cross-functional engineering team, the  
design exemplifies best practice and uses class-leading  
technologies. From early in the integrated circuit  
design phase, designers worked with application and  
packaging engineers to select compatible  
technologies and implement them in ways that  
reduce compromise. The ability to program aspects  
of the FS1412’s operation using the I2C and PMBus™  
protocols is unique in this class of product.  
Developing and optimizing all these elements  
together has yielded the smallest, most efficient  
and fully featured 12A µPOLcurrently available.  
Open-drain power-good indicator  
Built-in protection features  
Operating temperature from -40°C to +125°C  
Lead-free and halogen-free  
Compliant with EU REACH and RoHS  
Applications  
Telecom, wireless and 5G applications  
Networking and datacenter applications  
Storage applications  
Industrial applications  
Distributed point-of-load power architectures  
Computing peripheral voltage regulation  
General DC-DC conversion  
The built-in protection features include soft-start  
protection, over-voltage protection, thermally  
compensated over-current protection with hiccup  
mode, thermal shut-down with auto-recovery.  
PVIN = 12V, VOUT = 1.8V  
No airflow, all losses included  
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Patent Protected: US 9,729,059 B1; US 10,193,442 B2  
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Data and specifications subject to change without notice.  
FS1412 µPOL™  
Pin configuration  
Figure 1 Pin layout (top view)  
Figure 2 Pin layout (bottom view)  
Pin functions  
Pin  
Number  
Name Description  
1
2
SW2  
VIN  
Test pin  
Input voltage. Input for the internal LDO regulator.  
En  
Enable. Switches the FS1412 on and off. Can be used with two external resistors to set an external  
UVLO (Figure 5).  
3
4
5
PVCC  
VCC  
Input supply for the drivers. Connect to VCC on the application board.  
Supply voltage. May be an input bias for an external VCC voltage or the output of the internal LDO regulator.  
Feedback voltage to the device. Connect to VOUT on the application board using an external resistor  
divider to set desired output voltage.  
6
VFB  
Signal ground. Serves as the ground for the internal reference and control circuitry. Connect pins to the  
7,22  
8
AGnd  
VOUT  
PG  
PGnd plane through vias.  
Regulator output voltage. Place output capacitors and a 100resistor between VOUT and PGnd.  
Power Good status. Open drain of an internal MOSFET.  
Pull up to VCC Pin 5 or an external bias voltage with a 49.9kΩ resistor.  
9
10  
11  
ADDR Address. Connect to AGnd through a resistor to program FS1412 address.  
SYNC Synchronize device with external clock. Connect to AGnd if unused.  
I2C/PMBus™ Serial Input/Output line. Pull up to bus voltage with 4.99kΩ resistor. Connect to AGnd if  
unused.  
12  
SDA  
13  
14  
15  
SCL  
I2C/PMBus™ Clock line. Pull up to bus voltage with 4.99kΩ resistor. Connect to AGnd if unused.  
ALERT SMBAlert# line. Pull up to bus voltage with 4.99kΩ resistor.  
SW1  
An optional external capacitor may be connected between SW1 and Cb.  
Power Ground. Serves as a separate ground for the MOSFETs. Connect to the power ground plane in  
the application.  
16,20,21 PGnd  
17  
Cb  
An optional external capacitor may be connected between Cb and SW1.  
18,19  
PVIN  
Power input voltage. Input for the MOSFETs.  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Block diagram  
Figure 3 FS1412 µPOL™  
Typical application  
Figure 4 Applications circuit for using an external resistor to set the output voltage  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Absolute maximum ratings  
Warning: Stresses beyond those shown may cause permanent damage to the FS1412.  
Note:  
Functional operation of the FS1412 is not implied under these or any other conditions beyond those stated in  
the FS1412 specification.  
Reference  
Range  
PVIN, VIN, En to PGnd, Cb to SW1  
VCC to PGnd (Note 1)  
-0.3V to 18V  
-0.3V to 6V  
SW1, SW2  
-0.3V to 15V  
Fb, Sync, Addr, SCL, SDA, SALERT to AGnd (Note1)  
PG to AGnd (Note 1)  
-0.3V to VCC  
-0.3V to VCC  
PGnd to AGnd  
ESD Classification (HBM JESD22-A114)  
Moisture Sensitivity Level  
-0.3V to +0.3V  
Class 1C  
MSL 3 (per JEDEC J-STD-020D)  
Thermal Information  
Range  
Junction-to-Ambient Thermal Resistance ƟJA  
Junction to PCB Thermal Resistance ƟJ-PCB  
Storage Temperature Range  
20.5°C/W  
5.5°C/W  
-55°C to 150°C  
-40°C to 150°C  
Junction Temperature Range  
Note:  
ƟJA : FS1412 evaluation board and JEDEC specifications JESD 51-2A  
ƟJ-c (bottom) : JEDEC specification JESD 51-8  
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Data and specifications subject to change without notice.  
FS1412 µPOL™  
Order information  
Package details  
The FS1412 uses a µPOL™ 5.8mm x 4.9mm package delivered in tape-and-reel format, with either 250 or 3900  
devices on a reel.  
Part Number  
FS1412-0600-AS  
FS1412-0600-AL  
VOUT  
0.60  
0.60  
Quantity per Reel  
250  
3900  
Package Description  
22-pin LGA SiP (5.8mm x 4.9mm)  
22-pin LGA SiP (5.8mm x 4.9mm)  
Package Code  
P24  
P24  
For more information on the tape-and-reel specification, go to:  
https://product.tdk.com/en/products/power/switching-power/micro-pol/designtool.html  
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Data and specifications subject to change without notice.  
FS1412 µPOL™  
Recommended operating conditions  
Definition  
Symbol  
PVIN  
PVIN  
VIN  
Min  
6*VOUT  
6*VOUT  
4.5  
Max  
16  
Units  
Input Voltage Range with External VCC (Note 3, Note 5)  
Input Voltage Range with Internal LDO (Note 4, Note 5)  
Bias Input Voltage Range (Note 4)  
Supply Voltage Range (Note 2)  
16  
16  
V
VCC  
4.5  
5.5  
Output Voltage Range  
VOUT  
IO  
TJ  
0.6  
0
-40  
1.8  
12  
125  
Continuous Output Current Range  
Operating Junction Temperature  
A
°C  
Electrical characteristics  
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS  
Unless otherwise stated, these specifications apply over: 6*VOUT <PVIN <16V, 4.5V < VIN < 16V, 0°C < T < 125°C  
Typical values are specified at TA = 25°C  
Parameter  
Symbol  
Conditions  
Min Typ Max Unit  
Supply Current  
VIN Supply Current (Standby)  
VIN Supply Current (Dynamic)  
Soft-Start  
IIN (STANDBY)  
IIN (DYN)  
Enable low  
En high, VIN = 12V, FSW =470kHz  
7
16  
8
18  
mA  
Default (Note 7), VOUT = 0.6V,  
TON_RISE=2ms  
V/m  
s
Soft-Start Rate  
SSRATE  
0.17 0.28 0.37  
0.6  
Output Voltage  
VOUT (default)  
range  
V
V
Output Voltage Range  
0.6  
1.8  
Resolution  
5
mV  
TJ = 25°C, VOUT = 0.6V  
-40°C < TJ < 125°C (Note 6)  
±0.75  
Accuracy  
%
-1  
+1  
On-Time Timer Control  
On Time  
Minimum On-Time  
TON  
TON(MIN)  
PVIN = 12V, VOUT = 0.6V, FSW = 470kHz 185 211 235  
ns  
(Note 7)  
50  
Internal Low Drop-Out (LDO) Regulator  
5.5V VIN 16V, 0 40mA  
4.5V VIN < 5.5V, 0 40mA  
0 40mA  
4.89 5.2  
4.19 4.26  
5.4  
LDO Regulator Output Voltage  
VCC  
VLD  
V
Load Regulation  
Thermal Shut-Down  
Thermal Shut-Down  
Hysteresis  
0.19  
Default  
(Note 7)  
(Note 7)  
145  
25  
°C  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS  
Unless otherwise stated, these specifications apply over: 6*VOUT <PVIN <16V, 4.5V < VIN < 16V, 0°C < T < 125°C  
Typical values are specified at TA = 25°C  
Parameter  
Symbol  
Conditions  
Min Typ Max Unit  
Under-Voltage Lock-Out  
VCC Start Threshold  
VCC Stop Threshold  
VCC_UVLO(START)  
VCC_UVLO(STOP)  
En(HIGH)  
VCC Rising Trip Level  
VCC Falling Trip Level  
Ramping Up  
4.0 4.2  
3.6 3.8  
1.05 1.20 1.34  
0.92 1.00 1.11  
4.4  
4.1  
V
Enable Threshold  
En(LOW)  
Ramping Down  
150  
Input Impedance  
Current Limit  
REN  
500 1000  
0
kΩ  
IOC (default)  
IOC (range)  
TBLK(HICCUP)  
TJ = 25°C  
14.5 16  
10  
17.5  
16  
Current Limit Threshold  
A
Hiccup Blanking Time  
20  
ms  
Over-Voltage Protection  
VOVP (default)  
VOVP (range)  
VOVP (resolution)  
OVP Detect (Note 7)  
115 120 125  
Output Over-Voltage Protection  
Threshold  
105  
120 Fb%  
5
5
Output Over-voltage Protection Delay TOVPDEL  
µs  
Power Good (PG)  
Power Good Upper Threshold  
Power Good Hysteresis  
Power Good Sink Current  
Telemetry  
VPG(UPPER) (default) VOUT Rising  
85 90  
95  
Fb%  
VPG(LOWER)  
IPG  
VOUT Falling  
PG = 0.5V, En = 2V  
7
9
mA  
PVIN=12V, -40°C < TJ < 125°C  
-2  
-5  
-18  
-20  
2
5
18  
20  
Input voltage reporting accuracy  
PVIN_report_err  
%
5V<PVIN<16V, -40°C < TJ <125°C  
VOUT = VFB =0.6V, -40°C < TJ < 125°C  
-40°C < TJ <125°C (Note 7)  
Output voltage reporting accuracy  
Temperature reporting accuracy  
VOUT_report_err  
T_report_err  
mV  
°C  
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS  
Unless otherwise stated, these specifications apply over: 6*VOUT < PVIN = VIN < 16V, 0°C < T < 125°C  
Typical values are specified at TA = 25°C  
Parameter  
Symbol Conditions  
Fast-mode  
Fast-mode Plus  
Unit  
(Note 7 for all  
parameters)  
I2C parameters  
Min  
Max  
Min  
Max  
I2C bus voltage  
VBUS  
VIL  
VIH  
1.8  
0.5  
0.7VBUS  
0.05VBUS  
5.5  
0.3VBUS  
1.8  
0.5  
0.7VBUS  
0.05VBUS  
5.5  
0.3VBUS  
LOW-level input voltage  
HIGH-level input voltage  
Hysteresis  
V
V
VHYS  
(open-drain or open-  
VOL1 collector) at 3mA sink  
LOW-level output voltage 1  
0
0.4  
0
0.4  
current; VDD > 2 V,  
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Data and specifications subject to change without notice.  
FS1412 µPOL™  
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS  
Unless otherwise stated, these specifications apply over: 6*VOUT < PVIN = VIN < 16V, 0°C < T < 125°C  
Typical values are specified at TA = 25°C  
Parameter  
Symbol Conditions  
Fast-mode  
Fast-mode Plus  
Unit  
(Note 7 for all  
parameters)  
I2C parameters  
Min  
Max  
Min  
Max  
(open-drain or open-  
LOW-level output voltage 2  
VOL2 collector) at 2mA sink  
0
0.2VBUS  
0
0.2VBUS  
current; VDD ≤ 2 V,  
VOL = 0.4 V,  
VOL = 0.6 V  
TOF From VIHmin to VILmax  
3
6
-
-
3
6
-
-
LOW-level output current  
Output fall time  
Pulse width of spikes that  
must be suppressed by the  
input filter  
IOL  
mA  
ns  
20 × (VBUS/5.5 V) 250 20 × (VBUS/5.5 V) 125  
TSP  
0
50  
0
50  
Input current each I/O pin  
Capacitance for each I/O pin  
SCL clock frequency  
II  
CI  
FSCL  
10  
-
0
10  
10  
400  
10  
-
0
10  
10  
μA  
pF  
1000 kHz  
Hold time (repeated) START  
condition  
LOW period of the SCL clock  
HIGH period of the SCL clock  
After this time, the first  
clock pulse is generated  
THD;STA  
0.6  
-
0.26  
-
-
TLOW  
THIGH  
1.3  
0.6  
-
-
0.5  
0.26  
-
μs  
Set-up time for a repeated  
START condition  
Data hold time  
TSU;STA  
0.6  
-
0.26  
-
THD;DAT I2C-bus devices  
TSU;DAT  
0
100  
-
-
0
50  
-
-
Data set-up time  
Rise time of SDA and SCL  
signals  
Fall time of SDA and SCL signals  
TR  
TF  
20  
300  
-
120  
ns  
20 × (VDD/5.5 V) 300 20 × (VDD/5.5 V) 120  
Set-up time for STOP condition TSU;STO  
0.6  
-
0.26  
-
μs  
Bus free time between a  
STOP and START condition  
TBUF  
1.3  
-
0.5  
-
Capacitive load for each bus line CBUS  
-
-
-
400  
0.9  
0.9  
-
-
-
-
550  
0.45  
0.45  
-
pF  
Data valid time  
TVD;DAT  
μs  
Data valid acknowledge time TVD;ACK  
Noise margin at the LOW level  
Noise margin at the HIGH level  
SDA timeout  
VNL  
VNH  
TTO  
0.1VDD  
0.2VDD  
200  
0.1VDD  
0.2VDD  
200  
For each connected device,  
including hysteresis  
V
-
-
μs  
For supported PMBus™ commands, see page 37.  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Notes  
1
2
3
4
5
6
PGnd pin and AGnd pin are connected together  
Must not exceed 6V  
VIN is connected to VCC to bypass the internal Low Drop-Out (LDO) regulator  
VIN is connected to PVIN (for single-rail applications with PVIN=VIN=4.5V16V)  
Maximum switch node voltage should not exceed 15V  
Hot and cold temperature performance is assured by correlation using  
statistical quality control, but not tested in production; performance at 25°C is  
tested and guaranteed in production environment  
7
Guaranteed by design but not tested in production  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Temperature characteristics  
Output Voltage: 0.6V  
Output Voltage: 0.8V  
Output Voltage: 1.0V  
Output Voltage: 1.2V  
Output Voltage: 1.5V  
Output Voltage: 1.8V  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Enable Start Threshold  
VCC Start Threshold  
On Time  
Enable Stop Threshold  
VCC Stop Threshold  
Off Time  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Soft-Start Rate  
VIN Supply Current (Dynamic)  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Efficiency characteristics  
Typical efficiency  
PVIN = 12V,VOUT = 1V, IO = 012A, room temperature, no air flow, all losses included  
Typical power loss  
PVIN = 12V,VOUT = 1V, IO = 012A, room temperature, no air flow, all losses included  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Typical load regulation  
PVIN = 12V,VOUT = 1V, IO = 012A, room temperature, no air flow, all losses included  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Applications information  
Overview  
Bias voltage  
The FS1412 is an easy-to-use, fully integrated and  
highly efficient DC/DC regulator. Aspects of its  
operation, including output voltage and system  
optimization parameters, can be programmed  
The FS1412 has an integrated Low Drop-Out (LDO)  
regulator, providing the DC bias voltage for the  
internal circuitry. The typical LDO regulator output  
voltage is 5.2V. For internally biased single-rail  
operation, the VIN pin should be connected to the  
PVIN pin (Figure 5). If an external bias voltage is  
used, the VIN pin should be connected to the VCC  
pin to bypass the internal LDO regulator (Figure 6).  
There is a separate pin to provide bias for the  
drivers (PVCC); this should be connected to VCC in  
the application circuit.  
using the I2C/PMBus™ protocol. It uses  
a
proprietary modulator to deliver fast transient  
responses. The modulator has internal stability  
compensation so that it can be used in a wide  
range of applications, with various types of output  
capacitors, without loop stability issues.  
The FS1412 is a versatile device offering great  
flexibility for configuration and system monitoring  
using the I2C/PMBus™ interface. At the same time,  
it allows standalone operation without any digital  
interface by making it easy for the designer to  
configure output voltages using simple resistor  
divider changes, and to monitor the system using  
the Power Good output.  
The supply voltage (internal or external) rises with  
VIN and does not need to be enabled using the En  
pin. Consequently, I2C/PMBus™ communication  
can begin as soon as:  
VCC_UVLO start threshold is exceeded  
Memory contents are loaded  
Initialization is complete  
Address offset is read  
Operation and topology  
Note:  
Until initialization is complete, a small leakage  
current (≈3.4µA) will flow from the device into  
the output. This may significantly pre-bias the  
output voltage in applications with long  
VIN/VCC rise times. To prevent this, a small  
load capable of sinking 3.4µA should be  
connected in such applications.  
The FS1412 uses an interleaved buck converter  
topology. It shows reduced voltage stresses on the  
internal power devices, resulting in smaller size  
and switching losses comparable to an equivalently  
rated conventional interleaved buck converter.  
Another advantage is a natural current-sharing  
mechanism between the two phases.  
The I2C bus may be pulled up either to VCC or to a  
system I2C bus voltage. The FS1412 offers two  
ranges for the I2C bus voltage, defined by the user  
register bit Bus_voltage_sel.  
Register  
Bits  
Name/Description  
0x7A  
[2]  
Bus_voltage_sel  
0:1.82.5V, 1: 3.35V  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
I2C base address and offsets  
The FS1412 has user registers to set its I2C base  
address and PMBus™ base address. The default I2C  
base address is 0x08, and the default PMBus™  
base address is 0x70. An offset of 015 is then  
defined by connecting the ADDR pin to the AGnd  
pin, either directly or through a resistor. An  
address detector reads the resistance of the  
connection at startup and uses it to set the offset,  
which is added to the base I2C address to set the  
address at which the I2C master device will  
communicate with the FS1412. The same offset is  
added to the base PMBus™ address to determine  
the PMBus™ address at which PMBus™  
communication will be established.  
To select offsets of 015, connect the pins as follows:  
0
– 0Ω (short ADDR to AGnd)  
Figure 5 Single supply configuration: internal LDO  
regulator, adjustable PVIN_UVLO  
+1 1.13kΩ  
+2 1.87kΩ  
+3 2.61kΩ  
+4 3.4kΩ  
+5 4.12kΩ  
+6 4.87kΩ  
+7 5.62kΩ  
+8 6.34kΩ  
+9 7.15kΩ  
+10 7.87kΩ  
+11 8.66kΩ  
+12 9.31kΩ  
+13 10.2kΩ  
+14 11kΩ  
+15 12.1kΩ  
Note:  
Do not use the 7-bit address 0x0C; this  
corresponds to the Alert Response Address in  
the SMBusprotocol.  
Figure 6 Using an external bias voltage  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Soft-start and target output voltage  
The FS1412 has an internal digital soft-start circuit  
to control output voltage rise-time and limit current  
surge at start-up. When VCC exceeds its start  
threshold (VCC_UVLO(START)), the FS1412 exits reset  
mode; this initiates loading of the contents of the  
non-volatile memory into the working registers and  
calculates the address offset as described above.  
Once initialization is complete, the internal soft  
start begins to ramp towards the set reference  
voltage at a rate determined by the TON_RISE  
registers (corresponding to the TON_RISE  
command), provided these conditions are met:  
a) A valid enable signal is recognized (as defined  
by the Enable pin, Operation register,  
ON_OFF_CONFIG register, input voltage PVIN,  
and PVIN UVLO threshold corresponding to the  
VIN_ON registers).  
Figure 7 Theoretical operational waveforms  
during soft-start  
Over-current protection (OCP) and over-voltage  
protection (OVP) are enabled during soft-start to  
protect the FS1412 from short circuits and excess  
voltages respectively.  
b) The internal pre-charge circuit has ensured  
that, when the device starts to switch, it does  
so with balanced PVIN/2 voltages across all FETs.  
During initial start-up, the FS1412 operates with a  
minimum of high-drive (HDrv) pulses until the  
output voltage increases (see Switching frequency  
and minimum values for on-time, off-time on page  
19). On-time is increased until VOUT reaches the  
target value defined by the VOUT_COMMAND  
registers. For proper start-up operation of the  
FS1412, fitting a 100resistor in parallel with the  
output capacitors (COUT) is recommended. A  
minimum wait time of 600*COUT is recommended  
between successive power or Enable cycling  
operations. For example, with the recommended  
100resistor across four 47µF output capacitors, a  
new Enable assertion should not happen for a  
minimum of 78ms after disabling the FS1412.  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
A resistor divider may be used with a standard  
FS1412-0600 device to set the desired output  
voltage (Figure 8). This gives system designers the  
flexibility to design all the power rails in the system  
across the entire output voltage range (0.61.8V)  
using a single part.  
VOUT (V)  
0.72V  
0.85V  
0.9V  
0.95V  
1V  
RBOTTOM (kΩ)  
21  
9.76  
8.06  
6.81  
5.9  
1.05V  
1.1V  
1.2V  
1.5V  
1.8V  
5.23  
4.75  
3.92  
2.55  
1.91  
Instead of an external resistor divider, the output  
voltage can be set using I2C/PMBus™ commands  
(see page 24) or the corresponding user registers.  
The table below lists VOUT_COMMAND codes to  
set the voltages shown above. FS1412 supports  
this command with a resolution of 1/256V.  
VOUT (V) VOUT_COMMAND VOUT (V) VOUT_COMMAND  
0.65  
0.70  
0.72  
0.75  
0.78  
0.80  
0.85  
0.88  
0.90  
0.95  
1.00  
1.05  
1.10  
1.15  
1.20  
1.25  
1.25  
1.30  
1.35  
1.40  
1.45  
1.50  
1.55  
1.60  
1.65  
1.70  
1.75  
1.80  
00A7  
00B4  
00B9  
00C0  
00C8  
00CD  
00DA  
00E2  
00E7  
00F4  
0100  
010D  
011A  
0127  
0134  
0140  
014D  
015A  
0167  
0174  
0127  
0180  
018D  
019A  
01A7  
01B4  
01C0  
01CD  
Figure 8 Setting the output voltage with an  
external resistor divider  
The equation below describes the appropriate  
resistor divider selection to set the output voltage  
using a FS1412 programmed to 0.6V.  
푇푂푃  
퐵푂푇푇푂푀  
=
1.7975푉 − 1.0639 − 0.00894푅ꢀꢁꢂ  
where, RTOP and RBOT are in k. It is recommended  
that system designers place a capacitor (CFF in  
Figure 18) of 47pF to 470pF in parallel with RTOP  
,
for which a value of 4.12kΩ is recommended. The  
recommended value for RBOTTOM depends on the  
output voltage, as shown in the table below. It is  
also recommended that designers validate these  
values in their own applications.  
Shut-down mechanisms  
The FS1412 has two shut-down mechanisms:  
Hard shut-down or decay according to load  
A valid hard-disable is recognized (as defined  
by the Enable pin, Operation register,  
ON_OFF_CONFIG register, input voltage PVIN,  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
and PVIN UVLO threshold corresponding to the  
VIN_ON registers). Both drivers switch off and  
soft-start is pulled down instantaneously.  
When output voltage is set by programming the  
VOUT_COMMAND user registers, rather than using  
an external resistor divider, mode b) should be  
used. To do this, the user must also enable the PLL  
(phase-locked loop), which is disabled by default,  
and cycle the Enable pin. This automatically sets  
the switching frequency to factory-programmed  
values shown in the table below. The PLL  
modulates the on-time to maintain a constant  
switching frequency irrespective of the load.  
Soft-Stop or controlled ramp down  
A valid soft-off request is recognized (as  
defined by the Enable pin, Operation register  
and ON_OFF_CONFIG register). Then, following  
a delay corresponding to the TOFF_DELAY  
registers, the SS signal falls to 0 in a time  
defined by the TOFF_FALL registers; the drivers  
are disabled only when it reaches 0. The output  
voltage follows the SS signal down to 0.  
VOUT range (V)  
FSW (MHz)  
0.50  
VOUT < 0.65  
0.65 < VOUT < 1.10  
1.10 < VOUT < 1.32  
1.32 < VOUT < 1.80  
1.00  
1.25  
1.50  
By default, the device is configured for hard shut-  
down. Shut-down with PVIN is always a hard shut-  
down.  
Therefore, with either method, system designers  
need not concern themselves with selecting the  
switching frequency and have one fewer design  
task to manage.  
Switching frequency and minimum  
values for on-time, off-time and PVIN  
The switching frequency of the FS1412 depends on  
the output voltage. There are two possible modes  
of operation:  
When input voltage is high relative to target  
output voltage, the Control MOSFETs are switched  
on for shorter periods. The shortest period for  
which it can reliably be switched on is defined by  
minimum on-time (TON(MIN)). During start-up, when  
the output voltage is very small, the FS1412  
operates with minimum on-time.  
a) Pseudo constant-frequency COT mode (default)  
b) PLL-modulated COT mode  
For the default output voltage of 0.6V, the  
switching frequency is nominally 470kHz, and the  
device operates in mode a). In this mode, when  
the output voltage is set using an external resistor  
divider, the switching frequency automatically  
adjusts to the appropriate value:  
The maximum conversion ratio, on the other hand,  
is determined by two factors:  
a) When input voltage is low relative to target  
output voltage, the Control MOSFET is  
switched on for longer periods. The shortest  
period for which it can be switched off is  
defined by minimum off-time (TOFF(MIN)). The  
Synchronous MOSFET stays on during this  
period and its current is detected for over-  
current protection. This dictates the minimum  
input voltage that can still allow the device to  
regulate its output at the target voltage.  
푂푈푇  
푠푤  
= 470푘퐻푧 ×  
0.6  
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b) To maintain balanced switching amplitudes in  
both phases, this topology requires there to be  
no overlap between the high sides of the two  
phases (unlike a conventional buck topology).  
This effectively imposes theoretical maximums  
of 50% on the duty cycle of each phase and 25%  
on the conversion ratio; in practice, allowing for  
circuit delays and dead-times, the conversion  
ratio must not exceed 16% at full load.  
The maximum conversion ratio is affected by both  
system efficiency and load transient requirements.  
It is recommended that system designers validate  
the values in their own applications.  
Enable (En) pin  
The Enable (En) pin has several functions:  
Figure 9 En pin used to monitor other rails  
for sequencing purposes  
In the default setting of the ON_OFF_CONFIG  
command, it is used to switch the FS1412 on and  
off. It has a precise threshold, which is internally  
monitored by the UVLO circuit. If it is left floating,  
an internal 1MΩ resistor pulls it down to prevent  
the FS1412 being switched on unintentionally.  
It can be used to implement a precise input  
voltage UVLO. The input of the En pin is derived  
from the PVIN voltage by a set of resistive  
Over-current protection (OCP)  
Over-current protection (OCP) is provided by  
sensing the current through the RDS(on) of the  
Synchronous MOSFET. When this current exceeds  
the OCP threshold, a fault condition is generated.  
This method provides several benefits:  
dividers, REN1 and REN2 (Figure 5). Users can  
program the UVLO threshold voltage by selecting  
different ratios. A useful feature that stops the  
FS1412 regulating when PVIN is lower than the  
desired voltage, this may be used for finer  
control over the PVIN UVLO voltage levels than is  
provided by the VIN_ON/VIN_OFF commands.  
It can be used to monitor other rails for a  
specific power sequencing scheme (Figure 9).  
Provides accurate over-current protection  
without reducing converter efficiency  
(the current sensing is lossless)  
Reduces cost by eliminating a current-sense  
resistor  
Reduces any layout-related noise issues.  
The OCP threshold is defined by the IOUT_OC_  
FAULT_LIMIT command (or the corresponding user  
registers). The over-current limit may be programmed  
in 0.5A steps, up to a maximum of 16A. The minimum  
recommended over-current threshold is 10A.  
The OCP threshold is internally compensated so  
that it remains almost constant at different  
ambient temperatures.  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
When the current exceeds the OCP threshold, the  
PG and SS signals are pulled low. The Synchronous  
MOSFET remains on until the current falls to 0,  
then the FS1412 enters hiccup mode (Figure 10).  
Both the Control MOSFET and the Synchronous  
MOSFET remain off for the hiccup-blanking time.  
After this time, the FS1412 tries to restart. If an  
over-current fault is still detected, the preceding  
actions are repeated. The FS1412 remains in  
hiccup mode until the over-current fault is  
remedied. The FS1412 can be re-programmed to  
enter a latched shut-down mode on encountering  
an over-current fault.  
VOUT_OV_FAULT_LIMIT  
(% of VOUT_COMMAND) (% of VOUT_COMMAND)  
100 < setting 105.4  
105.4 < setting 110.1  
110.1 < setting 114.8  
114.8 < setting 100.1  
Actual OVP Threshold  
105  
110  
115  
120  
The default setting is 120%. All the MOSFETs are  
switched off immediately and the PG pin is pulled  
low.  
The MOSFETs remain latched off until reset by  
cycling either VCC or En. Figure 11 shows a timing  
diagram for over-voltage protection.  
Figure 11 Illustration of latched OVP  
The FS1412 provides output over-voltage and  
under-voltage warnings, as well as output under-  
voltage fault protection. These are set by three  
commands, respectively: VOUT_OV_WARN_LIMIT,  
VOUT_UV_WARN_LIMIT and VOUT_UV_FAULT_LIMIT  
(or the corresponding user registers). The  
mechanism for these thresholds is different from  
the over-voltage protection mechanism: the former  
rely on a digital comparison of the digitized and  
processed VOUT telemetry to the thresholds,  
whereas the latter relies on an all-analog signal  
path and an internal high-speed comparator.  
Figure 10 Illustration of OCP in hiccup mode  
Over-voltage protection (OVP)  
Over-voltage protection (OVP) is provided by  
sensing the voltage at the FB pin. When FB exceeds  
the output OVP threshold for longer than the  
output OVP delay (typically 5μs), a fault condition  
is generated.  
The OVP threshold is defined by the VOUT_OV_  
FAULT_LIMIT command (or the corresponding user  
registers). This command allows the over-voltage  
level to be set relative to the output voltage, with a  
resolution of 1/256V. However, internally, these  
are rounded to one of four settings as shown in the  
table below.  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Over-temperature protection (OTP)  
Power Good (PG)  
Temperature sensing is provided inside the  
FS1412. The OTP threshold is defined by the lower  
of two thresholds:  
Power Good (PG) behavior is defined by the user  
register  
POWER_GOOD_ON  
bits  
PGControl  
and  
by  
When  
the  
the  
command.  
PGControl bit is set, the PMBus™ command may  
be used to set the upper power good threshold  
relative to the output voltage, with a resolution of  
1/256V. However, internally, these are rounded to  
one of four settings as shown in the table below.  
a) A fixed threshold set internally to 145°C. The  
comparison with this threshold is analog. If the  
temperature exceeds the threshold, the device  
stops switching with all MOSFETs off until the  
temperature drops below the threshold, after  
which it restarts automatically.  
POWER_GOOD_ON  
Actual Power Good Threshold  
(% of VOUT_COMMAND) (% of VOUT_COMMAND)  
b) A programmable threshold set to a resolution  
of 1°C using the OT_FAULT_LIMIT command  
(or the corresponding user registers). When  
set lower than the fixed analog threshold  
96.1 < threshold 85.1  
79.6 < threshold 85.1  
85.1 < threshold 89.8  
89.81 < threshold 96.1  
80  
85  
90  
95  
(145°C),  
the  
programmable  
threshold  
determines the temperature at which the  
device trips, making a digital comparison of  
reported temperature (READ_TEMPERATURE)  
and OT_FAULT_LIMIT. When the reported  
temperature exceeds the programmable  
threshold, the device either continues power  
conversion (default) or goes into a latched  
The default is 90%, so the PG signal will be asserted  
when the voltage at the Fb pin exceeds 90% of the  
VOUT_COMMAND setting (default 0.6V).  
Hysteresis of 5% is applied to this, giving a lower  
threshold. When the voltage at the Fb pin drops below  
this lower threshold, the PG signal is pulled low.  
shutdown,  
a
behavior  
selected  
by  
reprogramming the OT_FAULT_RESPONSE  
PMBus command (or corresponding registers).  
Recovery requires either cycling Enable or the  
Operation command.  
PGControl bit set to 1 (default)  
Figure 12 shows PG behavior in this situation.  
By default, the FS1412 relies on the fixed analog  
threshold with its auto-restart fault response. In  
this default configuration, the digital threshold is  
set to 150°C, and the fault response is set to ignore.  
Figure 12 PG signal when PGControl bit=1  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
The behavior is the same at start-up and during  
normal operation. The PG signal is asserted when:  
In normal operation, the PG signal behaves in the  
same way as when the PGControl bit is 1.  
At start-up, however, the PG signal is asserted after  
Fb is within 2% of target output voltage, not when  
Fb exceeds the upper PG threshold.  
En and VCC are both above their thresholds  
No fault has occurred  
(including over-current, over-voltage and  
over-temperature)  
VOUT is within the target range  
(determined by continuously monitoring  
whether FB is above the PG threshold)  
FS1412 also integrates an additional PMOS in  
parallel to the NMOS internally connected to the  
PG pin (Figure 3). This PMOS allows the PG signal  
to stay at logic low, even if VCC is low and the PG  
pin is pulled up to an external voltage not VCC.  
PGControl bit set to 0  
Figure 13 shows PG behavior in this situation.  
Figure 13 PG signal when PGControl bit=0  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
Output voltage and output capacitor  
Design example  
Let us now consider a simple design example, using  
the FS1412 for the following design parameters:  
The FS1412 is trimmed at the factory to provide a  
0.6V output in closed loop. When not using  
I2C/PMBusand instead employing a resistor  
divider, as in the application example here, we will  
choose the resistor values in accordance with the  
discussion on page 18. Therefore, RTOP = 4.12kΩ,  
RBOTTOM = 5.9 kΩ and CFF = 220pF.  
PVIN = VIN = 12V  
VOUT = 1.0V  
FSW = 800kHz  
COUT = 4 x 47μF  
CIN = 3 x 22μF  
The design requires minimal output capacitance to  
meet the target output voltage ripple and target  
maximum output voltage deviation under load  
transient conditions.  
Ripple Voltage = ± 1% * VOUT  
ΔVOUT(MAX) = ±3% * VOUT  
(for 50% load transient @ 40A/μs)  
Input capacitor  
For the FS1412, the minimum number of output  
capacitors required to achieve target peak-to-peak  
VOUT ripple is:  
The input capacitor selected for this design must:  
Handle the peak and root mean square (RMS)  
input currents required by the FS1412  
Have low equivalent series resistance and  
inductance (ESR and ESL) to reduce input  
voltage ripple  
(ퟏ − 푫)  
ퟖ푪푭푺푾  
푬푺푳 × 푭푺푾 × (ퟏ − 푫)ퟐ  
(
)
+ 푬푺푹 ퟏ − 푫 +  
푴푰푵 = ퟓ. ퟖ ×  
푂푈푇푟푖푝푝푙푒(푝ꢊ푝)  
where:  
NMIN = minimum number of output capacitors  
D = duty cycle  
C = equivalent capacitance of each output  
capacitor  
MLCCs (multi-layer ceramic capacitors) are ideal.  
Typically, in 0805 case size, they can handle 2A  
RMS current with less than 5°C temperature rise.  
FSW = switching frequency  
ESR = equivalent series resistance of each  
output capacitor  
For the FS1412 converter topology operating at  
duty cycle D and output current IO, the RMS value  
of the input current is:  
ESL = equivalent series inductance of each  
output capacitor  
푂푈푇푟푖푝푝푙푒(푝ꢊ푝)  
ꢃ푀푆 = 0.5 × 퐼ꢄ 퐷(1 − 퐷)  
2×ꢅ  
ꢆꢇꢈ  
In this application, IO = 12A and 퐷 =  
= 0.166  
푃ꢅ  
= target peak-to-peak VOUT ripple  
ꢉ푁  
Therefore, IRMS = 2.23A and we can select three  
22μF 25V ceramic capacitors for the input  
capacitors (C2012X5R1E226M125AC from TDK).  
This design uses C2012X5R0J476M125AC from  
TDK; this is a 47μF MLCC, 0805 case size, rated at  
6.3V. At 1.0V, accounting for DC bias and AC ripple  
derating, it has an equivalent capacitance of 33μF  
(C). Equivalent series resistance is 3mΩ (ESR) and  
equivalent series inductance is 0.44nH (ESL).  
If the FS1412 is not located close to the 12V power  
supply, a bulk capacitor (68–330μF) may be used in  
addition to the ceramic capacitors.  
Putting these parameters into the equation gives:  
For VIN, which is the input to the LDO, it is  
recommended to use a 1μF capacitor very close to  
the pin. The VIN pin should be connected to PVIN  
through a 2.7Ω resistor. Together, the 2.7Ω resistor  
and 1μF capacitor filter noise on PVIN.  
NMIN = 2.27  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
To meet the maximum voltage deviation ΔVomax  
under a ∆퐼load transient, the minimum required  
number of output capacitors is:  
It should be noted that even in the absence of a  
target VOUT ripple or target maximum voltage  
deviation under load transient, at least one 22μF  
capacitor is still required in order to ensure stable  
operation without excessive jitter.  
ퟎ. ퟏퟗퟔ × ∆푰풐  
4 × ∆푉  
× 퐹 × 퐶  
푠푤  
표푚푎푥  
Up to eight 47μF capacitors may be used in the  
design. If more capacitance is required, it is  
recommended to use a high value capacitor with  
relatively high ESR (>3mΩ).  
where:  
∆퐼= load step  
푂푈푇푚푎푥 = target maximum voltage deviation  
= switching frequency  
C = equivalent capacitance of each output  
capacitor  
푠푤  
A 100 ohm resistor should be added in parallel  
with the output capacitors.  
Figure 15 to Figure 16 show peak-to-peak voltage  
deviation as a function of slew rate for different  
output voltages and load currents.  
Again, using C = 33μF, it can be seen that the  
minimum number of output capacitors required is  
2.22.  
Figure 17 shows the minimum required output  
capacitance as a function of the output voltage.  
For an output voltage of 1V, the minimum  
capacitor requirement is dictated by the load  
transient specifications (< ±3% VOUT). For output  
voltages above 1V, the output voltage ripple  
specification dominates (< ±1%).  
In our design intended for space-constrained  
applications,  
therefore,  
we  
use  
four  
C2012X5R0J476M125AC capacitors.  
It should be noted here that the calculation for the  
minimum number of output capacitors under a  
load transient makes some assumptions:  
a) No ESR or ESL  
VCC and PVCC capacitor selection  
b) Converter can saturate its duty cycle instantly  
c) No latency  
FS1412 uses on-package capacitors for VCC as well  
as PVCC to ensure effective high-frequency  
bypassing. However, especially for applications  
that use an external VCC supply, it is recommended  
that system designers place 2.2μF/0603/X7R/10V  
capacitors on the application board as close as  
possible to the VCC and PVCC pins (Figure 18).  
d) Step load (infinite slew rate)  
Assumptions (a), (b) and (c) are liberal, whereas (d)  
is conservative. Therefore, in a real application,  
additional capacitance may be required to meet  
transient requirements and should be carefully  
considered by the system designer.  
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Figure 14 Peak-peak voltage deviation (PVIN = 12V, VOUT = 0.6V, COUT = 4 x 47 μF)  
Figure 15 Peak-peak voltage deviation (PVIN = 12V, VOUT = 1.0V, COUT = 4 x 47 μF)  
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Figure 16 Peak-peak voltage deviation (PVIN = 12V, VOUT = 1.8V, COUT = 4 x 47 μF)  
Figure 17 Minimum output capacitance  
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Note:  
SALERT and PG require pull-up resistors when used.  
Figure 18 Application circuit for a single supply (PVIN = 12V, VOUT = 1.0V, IOUT = 12A)  
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Typical operating waveforms  
Figure 19 Startup with no load (Ch2:PVIN, Ch5:VCC, Ch6: VOUT, Ch7: PGood, Ch8: Enable)  
Figure 20 Startup with 12 A load (Ch2:PVIN, Ch5:VCC, Ch6: VOUT, Ch7: PGood, Ch8: Enable)  
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Figure 21 Shutdown with Enable de-assertion at 12A load  
(Ch2:PVIN, Ch5:VCC, Ch6: VOUT, Ch7: PGood, Ch8: Enable)  
Figure 22 Soft turn off at no load (Ch2:PVIN, Ch5:VCC, Ch6: VOUT, Ch7: PGood, Ch8: Enable)  
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Figure 23 Switch node waveforms at no load  
Figure 24 Switch node waveforms at 12A  
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Figure 25 VO ripple at 12A (Ch1:IO, Ch8: VOUT), peak-peak VO ripple = 4.6mV  
Figure 26 Transient response 0A to 6A (Ch6: VOUT, Ch8:IO), peak-peak deviation = 53 mV, load slew rate ≈ 40A/µs  
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Figure 27 Thermal image at PVIN = 12V, VOUT = 1.0V, IO = 12A,  
room temperature, no airflow, FS1412 maximum temperature rise = 55.5°C  
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Layout recommendations  
Thermal considerations  
FS1412 is a highly integrated device with very few  
external components, which simplifies PCB layout.  
However, to achieve the best performance, these  
general PCB design guidelines should be followed:  
The FS1412 has been thermally tested and  
modelled in accordance with JEDEC specifications  
JESD 51-2A and JESD 51-8. It has been tested using  
a 4-layer application PCB, with thermal vias under  
the device to assist cooling (for details of the PCB,  
refer to the application notes).  
Bypass capacitors, including input/output  
capacitors and the VCC bypass capacitor (if  
used), should be placed as close as possible to  
the FS1412 pins.  
The FS1412 has two significant sources of heat:  
The power MOSFET section of the IC  
The inductor  
Output voltage should be sensed with a  
separated trace directly from the output  
capacitor.  
To aid thermal dissipation, the PGnd pad  
should be connected to the power ground  
plane using vias. Copper-filled vias are  
preferred but plated-through-hole vias are  
acceptable, provided that they are not covered  
with solder mask. VIPPO techniques are  
acceptable.  
The IC is well coupled to the PCB, which provides  
its primary cooling path. Although the inductor is  
also connected to the PCB, its primary cooling path  
is through convection. The cooling process for both  
heat sources is ultimately through convection. The  
PCB can be seen as a heat-spreader or, to some  
degree, a heat-sink.  
Adequate numbers of vias should be used to  
make connections between layers, especially  
for the power traces.  
AGnd pins should be connected by vias to  
PGnd copper layer  
To minimize power losses and thermal  
dissipation, wide copper polygons should be  
used for input and output power connections.  
SCL and SDA traces must be at least 10mil  
wide, with 2030mil spacing between them.  
Figure 28 Heat sources in the FS1412  
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Figure 29 shows the thermal resistances in the  
FS1412, where:  
The values of the thermal resistances are:  
ϴJA = 20.5°C/W  
ϴJCbottom = 5.5°C/W  
ϴJA is the measure of natural convection from  
the assembled test sample within a confined  
enclosure of approximately 30x30x30cm. The  
air is passive within this environment and the  
only air movement is due to convection from  
the device on test.  
ϴJCbottom is the heat flow from the IC to the  
bottom of the package, to which it is well  
coupled. The testing method adopts the  
method outlined in JESD 51-8, where the test  
PCB is clamped between cold plates at defined  
distances from the device.  
Although these values indicate how the FS1412  
compares with similar point-of-load products  
tested using the same conditions and  
specifications, they cannot be used to predict  
overall thermal performance. For accurate  
modeling of the µPOL™’s interaction with its  
environment, computational fluid dynamics (CFD)  
simulation software is needed to calculate  
combined routes of conduction and convection  
simultaneously.  
Note:  
In all tests, airflow has been considered as  
passive or static; applications using forced air  
may achieve a greater cooling effect.  
ϴJCtop is theoretically the heat flow from the IC  
to the top of the package. This is not  
representative for the FS1412 for two reasons:  
firstly, it is not the primary conduction path of  
the IC and, more importantly, the inductor is  
positioned directly over the IC. As the inductor  
is a heat source, generating a similar amount  
of heat to the IC, a meaningful value for  
junction-to-case (top) cannot be derived.  
Figure 29 Thermal resistances of the FS1412  
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FS1412 µPOL™  
I2C protocol  
S
P
A
=
=
=
=
Start bit  
Stop bit  
Ack  
W
R
Sr  
=
=
=
Write bit (‘1’)  
Read (‘0’)  
Repeated start  
White bits  
Grey bits  
=
=
Issued by master  
Sent by slave (FS140x)  
N
Nack  
Write transaction  
1
7
1
1
8
1
8
1
1
P
S
Slave Address  
W
A
Register Address  
A
Data Byte  
A
Read transaction  
1
7
1
1
8
1
1
7
1
1
8
1
1
P
S
Slave Address  
W
A
Register Address  
A
Sr  
Slave Address  
R
A
Data Byte  
N
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Supported PMBuscommands  
Code Command  
Code Command  
VIN_OV_FAULT_LIMIT  
01  
02  
03  
15  
16  
19  
1B  
20  
21  
24  
25  
26  
27  
29  
35  
36  
39  
40  
41  
42  
43  
44  
45  
46  
47  
4F  
OPERATION  
55  
56  
58  
5E  
60  
61  
62  
63  
64  
65  
78  
79  
7A  
7B  
7C  
7D  
7E  
88  
8B  
8D  
98  
99  
9A  
9B  
AD  
AE  
ON_OFF_CONFIG  
CLEAR_FAULTS  
STORE_USER_ALL  
RESTORE_USER_ALL  
CAPABILITY  
SMBALERT_MASK  
VOUT_MODE  
VOUT_COMMAND  
VOUT_MAX  
VOUT_MARGIN_HIGH  
VOUT_MARGIN_LOW  
VOUT_TRANSITION_RATE  
VOUT_SCALE_LOOP  
VIN_ON  
VIN_OV_FAULT_RESPONSE  
VIN_UV_WARN_LIMIT  
POWER_GOOD_ON  
TON_DELAY  
TON_RISE  
TON_MAX_FAULT_LIMIT  
TON_MAX_FAULT_RESPONSE  
TOFF_DELAY  
TOFF_FALL  
STATUS_BYTE  
STATUS_WORD  
STATUS_VOUT  
STATUS_IOUT  
STATUS_INPUT  
STATUS_TEMPERATURE  
STATUS_CML  
READ_VIN  
READ_VOUT  
READ_TEMPERATURE  
PMBUS_REVISION  
MFR_ID  
MFR_MODEL  
MFR_REVISION  
IC_DEVICE_ID  
VIN_OFF  
IOUT_CAL_OFFSET  
VOUT_OV_FAULT_LIMIT  
VOUT_OV_FAULT_RESPONSE  
VOUT_OV_WARN_LIMIT  
VOUT_UV_WARN_LIMIT  
VOUT_UV_FAULT_LIMIT  
VOUT_UV_FAULT_RESPONSE  
IOUT_OC_FAULT_LIMIT  
IOUT_OC_FAULT_RESPONSE  
OT_FAULT_LIMIT  
IC_DEVICE_REV  
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Package description  
The FS1412 is designed for use with standard surface-  
mount technology (SMT) population techniques. It  
has a positive (raised) footprint, with the pads  
being higher than the surrounding substrate. The  
finish on the pads is ENEPIG (Electroless Nickel  
As a result of these properties, the FS1412 works  
extremely well in lead-free environments. The  
surface wets easily and the positive footprint  
accommodates processing variations.  
Note:  
Refer to the Design Guidelines for more  
Electroless  
Palladium  
Immersion  
Gold).  
information about TDK’s µPOLpackage series.  
Figure 30 Dimensioned drawings  
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REMINDERS FOR USING THESE PRODUCTS  
Before using these products, be sure to request the delivery specifications.  
SAFETY REMINDERS  
Please pay sufficient attention to the warnings for safe designing when using these products.  
REMINDER  
The products listed on this specification sheet are intended for use in general electric equipment (AV equipment, telecommunication  
equipment, home appliances, amusement equipment, computer equipment, personal equipment, office equipment, measurement  
equipment, industrial robots) under a normal condition and use condition.  
The products are not designed or warranted to meet the requirements of the applications listed below, whose performance and/or  
quality require a more stringent level of safety or reliability, or whose failure, malfunction or trouble could cause serious damage to  
sociality, person or property. Please understand that we are not responsible for any damage or liability caused by use of the products  
in any of the applications below or for any other use exceeding the range or conditions set forth in this specification sheet.  
1.  
Aerospace/Aviation equipment  
2.  
Transportation equipment (cars, electric trains, ships, etc.)  
Medical equipment  
3.  
4.  
Power-generation control equipment  
Atomic energy related equipment  
Seabed equipment  
5.  
6.  
7.  
Transportation control equipment  
Public Information-processing equipment  
Military equipment  
8.  
9.  
10.  
11.  
12.  
13.  
Electric heating apparatus, burning equipment  
Disaster prevention/crime prevention equipment  
Safety equipment  
Other applications that are not considered general-purpose applications  
When using this product in general-purpose application, you are kindly requested to take into consideration securing protection  
circuit/ equipment or providing backup circuits, etc., to ensure higher safety. To allow flexibility in the applications of the FS1412  
device family, some parameters are accessible to the users through an I2C/PMBus™ interface. These parameters can only be changed  
within limits that are acceptable to the device. However, it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that any parameter change,  
whether it be deliberate or inadvertent, does not violate the specifications of the end user system.  
This product is subject to a license from Power One, Inc. related to digital power technology patents  
owned by Power One, Inc. Power One, Inc. technology is protected by patents including:  
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1769382A4 1899789A2 1984801A2  
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20060174145 20070226526 20070234095 20070240000 20080052551 20080072080 20080186006  
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04084391A3 05079227A3 05081771A3 06019569A3 2007001584A3 2007094935A3  
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