STMicroelectronics PM8804 Power Switch IC

STMicroelectronics PM8804 Power Switch IC is a PWM peak current mode controller that integrates all the circuitry required to design a smart and efficient 48V converter. The internal high-voltage linear regulator with a typical 20mA output current allows the device to start up with a minimum of external components. The PM8804 controller features programmable oscillator, adjustable slope compensation, dual complementary low-side drivers with programmable dead-time, programmable soft-start, soft turn-off, and a programmable current sense blanking-time. This controller is ideal for IP phones, WLAN access points, network cameras, and telecom mid-power applications.

Features

  • PWM peak current mode controller
  • Input operating voltage up to 75V
  • 80% maximum duty cycle with internal slope compensation
  • Internal pull-up resistor on CTL pin enables the optocoupler connection
  • Internal high-voltage start-up regulator with 20mA current capability
  • Programmable dead time from 10ns to 200ns between GATE1 and GATE2
  • Operating current consumption <1.5mA
  • Current sense with programmable blanking time up to 200ns
  • Programmable fixed frequency up to 1MHz
  • Soft-start up with settable time
  • Soft turn off (optionally disabled)
  • Dual low-side complementary gate drivers
  • Gate drivers have 1A peak capability
  • GATE2 optionally turned off for reduced consumption
  • Embedded protections:
    • Severe overcurrent protection with latch after 4 events
    • Delayed overload protection with automatic restart
    • Feedback disconnection (OV) protection on VC
    • Thermal shutdown
  • High-efficiency topologies:
    • Flyback forward
    • Flyback with synchronous rectification
    • Flyback with active clamp
    • Forward with active clamp

Applications

  • PoE powered devices:
    • IP phones
    • WLAN access points
    • Network cameras
  • Telecom power supplies

PM8804 Block Diagram

Block Diagram - STMicroelectronics PM8804 Power Switch IC
Publicado: 2018-06-28 | Actualizado: 2023-02-12