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UG067 Rev.2.00

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Aug 23, 2017

ISL68200DEMO1Z

Design Modifications

Any modifications to the design will require new L/DCR matching 
for a different inductor, a divider on the PROG pins for a different 
operational configuration, RSEN1 for OCP, and an IOUT network 
for accurate digital IOUT, a higher input capacitor rating to 
support higher than 16V input, and a higher output capacitor 
rating to support higher than 4V output. Refer to the 

ISL68200

 

datasheet and 

PowerNavigator

 software for proper design 

modifications including L/DCR matching, thermal 
compensation, OCP, and digital I

OUT

 fine-tuning. 

Two examples are provided in 

Table 1

, showing the 

recommended design modifications to accommodate the 
application cases with 5V and 3.3V output voltages. Some 

fine-tuning might be needed depending upon the rework and 
final layout design. 

For the 5V input voltage applications with 4.5V < V

IN

 < 5.5V 

requirement, the VIN, VCC, PVCC, and 7VLDO pins should be 
shorted together, to connect with the input supply for optimal 
performance; R

12

 should be removed as well. 

Note that all devices in the same bus should set different 
addresses for unique identification and proper communication. 
JP2, JP3, JP9, and JP10 connectors are designed to cascade 
many Intesil’s solutions for easy communication and system 
evaluation before the system integration and design.

TABLE 1. DESIGN EXAMPLES

REFERENCE 

DESIGNATOR

5.0V AT 16A 

3.3V AT 16A 

3.3V AT 30A 

COMMENTS

L1

680nH, 1.72m

Ω

Vendor: Wurth Electronic; 

Part Number: 744334006

470nH, 0.165m

Ω

Vendor: Wurth Electronic; 

Part Number: 744309047

Reduce Output ripple current; typically higher 
voltage output needs higher inductance.

CO5, CO6, CO8, 

CO9

100µF/X5R/6.3V/1206

Vendor: Murata; 

Part Number: GRM21BR60J107ME11 

Increase C

OUT

 rating to support higher V

OUT. 

Also capacitance of ceramic capacitors 
decreases with increased output voltage. 

PROG1 (DC)

DFh

BFh

BFh

Set correct V

BOOT 

= V

OUT

R

3

147k, 1%

105k, 1%

105k, 1%

PROG2 (DD)

A0h

BFh

BFh

Set Different PMBus Addresses as needed
T

COMP

 = 15 

PFM DISABLED

R

5

105k, 1%

DNP

DNP

R

6

DNP

105k, 1%

105k, 1%

PROG3 (DE)

0Dh

0Dh

0Dh

Set AV = 13
f

SW

 = 500kHz

OCP = Retry
25kHz Clamp Disabled

R

8

24.3k, 1%

24.3k, 1%

24.3k, 1%

R

9

16.9k, 1%

16.9k, 1%

16.9k, 1%

PROG4 (DF)

08h

08h

08h

Set RR = 400k
SS = 1.25mV/µs
AVMLTI = 1 x 

R

10

15k, 1%

15k, 1%

15k, 1%

R

11

29.4k, 1%

29.4k, 1%

29.4k, 1%

R

P1

4.99k, 1%

4.99k, 1%

3.57k, 1%

L/DCR Matching

R

SEN1

536, 1%

536, 1%

62, 1%

Set OCP

R

13

11k, 1%

11k, 1%

15k, 1%

Set I

OUT

 to 1A/1A Slope

R

14

TBD

TBD

TBD

Pull-up value depends upon final layout 
design

NOTE:

1. Some fine-tuning might be needed depending upon the rework and final layout design. 

Summary of Contents for ISL68200 Series

Page 1: ...om Intersil s website and be used to evaluate the full PMBus functionality of the part using a PC running Microsoft Windows Related Literature For a full list of related documents visit our website IS...

Page 2: ...biased by the input supply typically 12V The resistor divider on the EN pin R4 and R12 can set the input supply undervoltage protection level and its hysteresis The ENABLE switch is a hardware operati...

Page 3: ...power up down sequencing and operational configuration without a soldering iron Load Transient The on board transient load can be controlled by a function generator whose inputs are connected to FG_D...

Page 4: ...tion JP2 JP3 JP9 and JP10 connectors are designed to cascade many Intesil s solutions for easy communication and system evaluation before the system integration and design TABLE 1 DESIGN EXAMPLES REFE...

Page 5: ...ce X7R 1 F in close proximity to the VCC pin and the system ground plane SCL SDA Yes 50kHz to 1 25MHz signal when the SMBus PMBus or I2C is sending commands Pairing up with SALERT and routing carefull...

Page 6: ...4 7 F in proximity to the PVCC pin and the system ground plane TABLE 2 DESIGN AND LAYOUT CHECKLIST Continued PIN NAME NOISE SENSITIVITY DESCRIPTION TABLE 3 TOP LAYOUT TIPS NUMBER DESCRIPTION 1 The lay...

Page 7: ...TP Retry 400kHz AV 42 PROG4 00h SS 1 25mV us RR 200k Ohm AVMULTI 1X 50 5 0 X 5 9 0402 size NCP15XH103J03RC 9 2 5 1 96 1 6571 6 1 227 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 6 57 6 6 9 3 22 3 6 9287 1 9287 17 287 39 9 8...

Page 8: ...DONGLE FROM PREQUEL TO SEQUEL ON LEFT OF BOARD MALE ON RIGHT OF BOARD FEMALE 2 5 72 2 5 17 5 This board only uses SDA SCL SALRT GND signals Pull Up Impedance to Be Ajusted for How Many Boards are con...

Page 9: ...3EKF1502V 1 R9 29 4k 1 SM0603 YAGEO RC0603FR 0729K4L 4 R10 R15 R16 R17 10k 1 SM0603 VENKEL CR0603 10W 1002FT 1 R12 24 9k 1 SM0603 PANASONIC ERJ 3EKF2492V 1 R13 9 53k 1 SM0603 YAGEO 9C06031A9531FKHFT 2...

Page 10: ...X 131 4353 00 4 TP3 TP4 TP5 TP6 Test Point MTP500x KEYSTONE 5002 2 VCC12 FG_DRIVE Test Point RED MTP500x KEYSTONE 5000 2 VIN_GND FG_GND Test Point BLACK MTP500x KEYSTONE 5001 4 R32 R33 R36 R37 3 1 SM0...

Page 11: ...A SLOPE 1 EFFICIENCY ERROR DIGITAL I OUT LOAD A 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 LOAD CURRENT A VOUT 0 8V VOUT 1V VOUT 1 2V VOUT 1 5V VOUT 1 8V EFFICIENCY 83 8...

Page 12: ...3 94 95 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 LOAD CURRENT A VOUT 0 8V VOUT 1V VOUT 1 2V VOUT 1 5V VOUT 1 8V EFFICIENCY 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 75 77 5 80 82 5 85 87 5 90 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 LO...

Page 13: ...IN PFM MODE CH1 VOUT CH2 PHASE FIGURE 23 STEP RESPONSE AT PWM MODE VOUT 1V fSW 400kHz LOAD PROFILE 0 25A TO 12 75A AT 25A s CH1 VOUT CH2 LOAD FIGURE 24 STEP RESPONSE AT PFM ENABLED MODE VOUT 1V fSW 40...

Page 14: ...PHASE FIGURE 28 OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION CH1 VOUT CH2 PGOOD CH3 LGATE FIGURE 29 OVER TEMPERATURE PROTECTION AT 1A LOAD CH1 VOUT CH2 LOAD CH3 PHASE CH4 NTC FIGURE 30 POWER DOWN AT VOUT 1V 1A LOAD CH1 VO...

Page 15: ...UG067 Rev 2 00 Page 15 of 22 Aug 23 2017 ISL68200DEMO1Z ISL68200DEMO1Z Board Layout FIGURE 31 PCB TOP ASSEMBLY...

Page 16: ...UG067 Rev 2 00 Page 16 of 22 Aug 23 2017 ISL68200DEMO1Z FIGURE 32 PCB TOP LAYER ISL68200DEMO1Z Board Layout Continued...

Page 17: ...UG067 Rev 2 00 Page 17 of 22 Aug 23 2017 ISL68200DEMO1Z FIGURE 33 PCB INNER LAYER 2 TOP VIEW ISL68200DEMO1Z Board Layout Continued...

Page 18: ...UG067 Rev 2 00 Page 18 of 22 Aug 23 2017 ISL68200DEMO1Z FIGURE 34 PCB INNER LAYER 3 TOP VIEW ISL68200DEMO1Z Board Layout Continued...

Page 19: ...UG067 Rev 2 00 Page 19 of 22 Aug 23 2017 ISL68200DEMO1Z FIGURE 35 PCB INNER LAYER 4 TOP VIEW ISL68200DEMO1Z Board Layout Continued...

Page 20: ...UG067 Rev 2 00 Page 20 of 22 Aug 23 2017 ISL68200DEMO1Z FIGURE 36 PCB INNER LAYER 5 TOP VIEW ISL68200DEMO1Z Board Layout Continued...

Page 21: ...UG067 Rev 2 00 Page 21 of 22 Aug 23 2017 ISL68200DEMO1Z FIGURE 37 PCB BOTTOM LAYER TOP VIEW ISL68200DEMO1Z Board Layout Continued...

Page 22: ...is current before proceeding For information regarding Intersil Corporation and its products see www intersil com ISL68200DEMO1Z UG067 Rev 2 00 Page 22 of 22 Aug 23 2017 Copyright Intersil Americas L...

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