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QUICK START GUIDE FOR DEMONSTRATION CIRCUIT 1317A-B 

ACTIVE RESET ISOLATED 18-72V INPUT  TO 5V @25A DC/DC POWER CONVERTER 

 

 

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remove  the  resistor  R1  and  connect  48V,  100mA 
power  source  to  +Vb  node  (right  side  of  R1).  By 
doing this, the primary PWM controller LT1952 can 
be activated without the main primary power being 
applied to +Vin. 

To  activate  the  secondary  side  control  circuit 
LT4430 diode OR a 10V, 100mA power source into 
collector of Q9 bias transistor. 

Once  the  primary  and  secondary  controllers  are 
running  the  main  power  (+Vin)  can  be  applied 
slowly  while  observing  the  switching  waveforms 
and output voltage.  

The input  current supplying the power transformer 
T1 should not exceeded 100mA without the output 
load. If one of the MOSFETs is damaged, the input 
current will exceed 100mA.  

PCB LAYOUT

PCB LAYOUT

PCB LAYOUT

PCB LAYOUT    

The  pcb  layout  should  be  carefully  planned  to  avoid 
potential noise problems. The PCB layout for DC1317A 
can  be  used  as  a  guide.  Since  demo  board  DC1317A 
has  8  versions  the  PCB  layout  has  optional  compo-
nents that can be removed. Also, the PCB layout has a 
common  schematic  that  is  used  just  for  the  layout. 
The actual circuit schematic shows component values. 
The PCB layout schematic does not show the compo-
nent values.  

In  some  cases,  a  different  component  like  a  diode  is 
used  in  a  place  holder  for  a  capacitor  such  as  in  the 
case of C6. Please modify the reference designators in 
your  schematic  to  reflect  the  actual  component  used. 
The following simple PCB layout rules should be help-
ful. 

If  possible  use  solid  ground  planes  on  layers  2  and 
n-1.  The  ground  planes  will  prevent  the  switching 
noise from coupling into sensitive lines. 

Place  sensitive  lines  on  the  inner  layers  that  will  be 
shielded by grounds on layers 2 and n-1. 

Keep the loop formed by Q1, RCS1, Cin and T1 tight. 

Keep the loop formed by Q2, Q3 and T1 tight. 

Keep  noise  sensitive  nodes  like  SD/VSEC,  ROSC,  FB, 
COMP, ISENSE, BLANK and DELAY as small as posible 
by  placing  the  associated  components  close  to  the 
LT1952 and LT4430 chips. 

Use  local  vias  for  all  components  that  connect  to 
ground planes. 

Do  not  place  any  traces  on  the  layers  2  and  n-1  to 
avoid ground planes from being compromised. 

If the PCB layout has to be done on 2 or 4-layer PCB 
try to stay close to the guidelines outlined above. Also, 
maximize  the  ground  connections  between  compo-
nents by placing the components tight together. 

Please  contact  LT  factory  for  additional  assistance.

 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for DC1317A-B

Page 1: ...72Vin to 24V 5A DC1317A E 36 72Vin to 5V 12A DC1317A F 9 36Vin to 3 3V 20A DC1317A G 9 36Vin to 12V 5A DC1317A H 9 36Vin to 48V 1 5A The DC1317 circuit features soft start which prevents output voltage overshoot on startup or when recover ing from overload condition The DC1317 has precise over current protection cir cuit that allows for continuous operation under short circuit conditions The low p...

Page 2: ...irectly across the Vin or Vout and GND terminals See Figure 2 for proper scope probe technique 1 1 1 1 With power off connect the input power supply to Vin and GND Make sure that the input power sup ply has sufficient current rating at minimum input voltage for the required output load 2 2 2 2 Turn on the power at the input NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE Make sure that the input voltage does not exceed 72V 3...

Page 3: ...P Channel MOSFET Q13 and reset capacitor C25 The MOSFET Q13 is used to connect the reset capacitor across the transformer T1 primary winding during the reset period when Q1 MOSFET is off The voltage across capacitor C25 automatically adjusts with the duty cycle to provide complete transformer reset under all oper ating conditions Also the active reset circuit shapes the reset voltage into a square...

Page 4: ...nsient response of DC1317 is Figure 4 Fast transient response of DC1317 is Figure 4 Fast transient response of DC1317 is s s s su u u uperior to many competing power modules perior to many competing power modules perior to many competing power modules perior to many competing power modules without the additional output capac without the additional output capac without the additional output capac w...

Page 5: ...es The PCB layout schematic does not show the compo nent values In some cases a different component like a diode is used in a place holder for a capacitor such as in the case of C6 Please modify the reference designators in your schematic to reflect the actual component used The following simple PCB layout rules should be help ful If possible use solid ground planes on layers 2 and n 1 The ground ...

Page 6: ...X55 R10 1k D9 PDZ7 5B R8 1uF FG FG CG CG C3 1u R5 10R Q12 BC856T D3 Q10 PBSS8110 Vb Vb L2 1 5mH U6 PS2801 1 T1 Inp 3 Vcc 1 TS 4 Boost 6 GND 2 TG 5 U2 LTC4440 5 C21 470p D1 BAS516 Vu1 D11 BAS516 GND Vout C7 220p Out C8 100p C6 BAS516 D7 B0540W C4 BAS516 Csys 470uF 6 3V C24 22p C9 100p C25 33n Q13 Si2325 D14 BAS516 R45 10k Vr2 Vr2 Co3 D17 BAS516 R53 200 2 5 7 8 10 11 C33 0 1u R29 PMEG3002 R2 560k C3...

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