L6562

L6562


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Parameter Symbol Min Typ Max Unit Description
Supply Voltage VCC 15 - 40 V Operating supply voltage range
Start Current IST - 2.3 - mA Current needed to start the oscillator
Maximum Duty Cycle DMAX - 0.5 - - Maximum allowed duty cycle
Frequency FSW 25 - 600 kHz Switching frequency range
Output Voltage Error VERR - 1.24 - V Reference voltage for error amplifier
Minimum On Time TONMIN 1.7 - - 渭s Minimum on time of the power switch
Maximum Off Time TOFFMAX - 28 - 渭s Maximum off time of the power switch
Current Limit Threshold ILIM - 0.95 - A Current limit threshold
Thermal Shutdown TSD - 160 - 掳C Temperature at which thermal shutdown occurs

Instructions for Using L6562

  1. Power Supply Connection: Connect the supply voltage (VCC) within the specified range of 15V to 40V.

  2. Start-Up Configuration: Ensure the start current (IST) is set around 2.3mA for proper oscillator initiation.

  3. Frequency Setting: Adjust the switching frequency (FSW) between 25kHz and 600kHz as per application requirements.

  4. Duty Cycle Management: Maintain the duty cycle below 0.5 to prevent potential operational issues.

  5. Error Amplifier Adjustment: Set the output voltage error (VERR) close to 1.24V for optimal performance of the error amplifier.

  6. Timing Parameters: Configure the minimum on time (TONMIN) and maximum off time (TOFFMAX) according to the design specifications to ensure stable operation.

  7. Current Limiting: Monitor and set the current limit threshold (ILIM) to approximately 0.95A to protect against overcurrent conditions.

  8. Thermal Protection: Be aware of the thermal shutdown temperature (TSD) of 160掳C to safeguard against overheating.

  9. Component Selection: Choose external components like resistors and capacitors that are compatible with these parameters for reliable circuit operation.

  10. Layout Considerations: Follow good PCB layout practices, ensuring short traces for high-frequency paths and adequate heat dissipation for critical components.

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