SLVSHL9 November 2024 TPS922051
PRODUCTION DATA
The TPS922050/1 device adopts an adaptive off-time current mode control to support fast transient response over a wide range of operation. The switching frequency is set at 400kHz or 1MHz.
For average output current regulation, the sensed voltage across the sensing resistor between the CSP and CSN pins is compared with the internal voltage reference, VREF , through the error amplifier. The output of the error amplifier, VCOMP, passes through an external compensation network and is then compared with the peak current feedback at the PWM comparator. During each switching cycle, when the internal NMOS FET is turned on, the peak currernt is sensed through the internal FET. When the sensed value of peak current reaches VCOMP at the input of PWM comparator, the NMOS FET is turned off and the adaptive off-time counter starts counting. Once the adaptive off-time counter stops counting, the counter is reset until when the NMOS FET stays off. The counting off time is determined by the external resistor connected to the FSET pin and the input/output feedforward. Thus, the device is able to maintain a nearly constant switching frequnecy at steady state and regulate the output average current at a desired value.