SNVAA67 March   2023 LM5012 , LM5012-Q1 , LM5013 , LM5013-Q1

 

  1.   Abstract
  2.   Trademarks
  3. 1Introduction
  4. 2Overview of COT
  5. 3Line Regulation
  6. 4Load Regulation
  7. 548 VIN Design Example
  8. 6Summary
  9. 7References

Line Regulation

The injected ramp waveform leads to the average feedback voltage exceeding the reference voltage for which the output voltage was programmed with. Additionally, the waveform’s peak (Equation 4) is directly proportional to the input voltage, leading to further variance as VIN changes. This variance is gained up through the feedback divider, resulting in the output voltage varying from the set point. Figure 3-1 and Table 3-1 gives a conceptual and quantitative measure how higher, peak ramp amplitude results in an increase in average feedback voltage (VFB(AVG)).

Figure 3-1 Peak Ramp Amplitude vs VFB(AVG)
Table 3-1 Measured Peak Ramp Amplitude v. VFB(AVG)
Ramp Amplitude, VPEAK (mV) VFB(AVG) (V)
13.488 1.204
15.437 1.206
20.342 1.212
23.353 1.217
23.945 1.216