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EECS 192: Mechatronics Design Lab Discussion 4: Power Systems written by: Richard Ducky Lin Spring 2015 8 & 9 Feb 2017 (Week 4) 1 SMPS Recap 2 Practical Application 3 Summary Ducky (UCB EECS) Mechatronics Design Lab 8 & 9 Feb


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EECS 192: Mechatronics Design Lab

Discussion 4: Power Systems written by: Richard ”Ducky” Lin Spring 2015 8 & 9 Feb 2017 (Week 4)

1 SMPS Recap 2 Practical Application 3 Summary

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SMPS Recap

Switching Power Supply Recap

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Boost Converter Circuit

◮ DC-to-DC switching power supply

generating output voltage higher than input

◮ Uses inductor as storage element ◮ Efficient, no losses in ideal case

◮ Non-idealities: wire resistance, diode and

transistor losses

◮ Capacitive filter to smooth output voltage

Boost Converter

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Boost Converter Operation

◮ Inductor charges when switch is closed

◮ Energy stored in inductor by magnetic

field, current through inductor increases

◮ Diode prevents higher output voltage from

flowing back to source

Switch Closed

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Boost Converter Operation

◮ Inductor charges when switch is closed

◮ Energy stored in inductor by magnetic

field, current through inductor increases

◮ Diode prevents higher output voltage from

flowing back to source

◮ Inductor dischanges when switch is open

◮ Magnetic field dissipates, current through

inductor decreases

◮ Inductor voltage polarity reversed,

generating voltage over input

◮ Current flows through diode, output

capacitor charged

Switch Open

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Boost Converter Control

◮ If switch cycled fast enough, inductor does

not fully discharge

◮ Can do a lot of math, but output voltage is

function of duty cycle D

◮ Vout =

1 1−DVin

Inductor charging Inductor discharging

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ It’s running at steady-state

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ It’s running at steady-state ◮ Which scope waveform is the switch?

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ It’s running at steady-state ◮ Which scope waveform is the switch? ◮ Is the output waveform what you expect?

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ It’s running at steady-state ◮ Which scope waveform is the switch? ◮ Is the output waveform what you expect? ◮ On the switch waveform...

◮ Which part is the switch closed?

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ It’s running at steady-state ◮ Which scope waveform is the switch? ◮ Is the output waveform what you expect? ◮ On the switch waveform...

◮ Which part is the switch closed? ◮ Which part is the switch opened?

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ A magic chip regulates the output to 12v

◮ Duty cycle is adjusted to maintain voltage ◮ Remember: Vout =

1 1−DVin

◮ What happens if I...

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ A magic chip regulates the output to 12v

◮ Duty cycle is adjusted to maintain voltage ◮ Remember: Vout =

1 1−DVin

◮ What happens if I...

◮ Increase the input voltage?

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ A magic chip regulates the output to 12v

◮ Duty cycle is adjusted to maintain voltage ◮ Remember: Vout =

1 1−DVin

◮ What happens if I...

◮ Increase the input voltage? ◮ Duty cycle decreases, current decreases

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ A magic chip regulates the output to 12v

◮ Duty cycle is adjusted to maintain voltage ◮ Remember: Vout =

1 1−DVin

◮ What happens if I...

◮ Increase the input voltage? ◮ Duty cycle decreases, current decreases ◮ Decrease the input voltage?

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Boost Converter Theory

Check your Understanding (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ So I’ve got a boost converter set up...

◮ One probe on the switch ◮ Another probe on the output

◮ A magic chip regulates the output to 12v

◮ Duty cycle is adjusted to maintain voltage ◮ Remember: Vout =

1 1−DVin

◮ What happens if I...

◮ Increase the input voltage? ◮ Duty cycle decreases, current decreases ◮ Decrease the input voltage? ◮ Duty cycle increases, current increases

Boost Circuit

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SMPS Recap Related Topologies

Buck Converter Circuit (for your reference)

◮ DC-to-DC switching power supply

generating output voltage lower than input

◮ Similar principle to boost converter

◮ Vout = DVin

◮ Also exists buck-boost converters, where

  • utput can be greater than, equal to, or

less than the input Buck Converter

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SMPS Recap Related Topologies

Questions?

got it?

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Practical Application

Practical Application

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Practical Application Basics

Automatic Feedback Control

◮ So, what is the switch-controlling magic? ◮ Feedback control: chip has logic to

regulate the voltage on the feedback pin to an internal 1.245v reference

◮ Pop quiz: what resistor divider do I use to

regulate the output to 7.2v?

◮ Use 8.2kΩ for the lower resistor

LT1370 Block Diagram Application circuit

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Practical Application Basics

Automatic Feedback Control

◮ So, what is the switch-controlling magic? ◮ Feedback control: chip has logic to

regulate the voltage on the feedback pin to an internal 1.245v reference

◮ Pop quiz: what resistor divider do I use to

regulate the output to 7.2v?

◮ Use 8.2kΩ for the lower resistor ◮ ... and 39kΩ For the higher resistor ◮ Why these numbers? Preferred numbers!

LT1370 Block Diagram Application circuit

source: datasheet, Linear Technology Ducky (UCB EECS) Mechatronics Design Lab 8 & 9 Feb 2017 (Week 4) 11 / 15

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Practical Application Issues

Noise (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ Let’s take a closer look at the output

◮ Specifically, note the ripple near the

switch toggling

◮ What issues might this cause? ◮ What do you think are some ways to

reduce noise? Boost Circuit

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Practical Application Issues

Capacitors at High Frequencies (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ Output smoothing is critical for proper

  • peration, depends on output capacitors

◮ Not all capacitors are created equal

◮ Ceramic, tantalum, aluminum, ...

◮ Live demo

◮ Expect both filters to behave the same:

Gain =

1

1+(ωRC)2 , φ = atan(−ωRC)

(gain and phase dependent on only RC)

RC filter demo circuit

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Practical Application Issues

Capacitors at High Frequencies (Live Demo Edition!)

◮ Output smoothing is critical for proper

  • peration, depends on output capacitors

◮ Not all capacitors are created equal

◮ Ceramic, tantalum, aluminum, ...

◮ Live demo

◮ Expect both filters to behave the same:

Gain =

1

1+(ωRC)2 , φ = atan(−ωRC)

(gain and phase dependent on only RC)

◮ As frequency increases, behavior diverges ◮ Capacitors become inductive - no longer a

good filter

RC filter demo circuit

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Practical Application Issues

Layout Guidelines

◮ Switching power supplies are layout

sensitive

◮ Part placement and routing matters!

◮ Tips from the datasheet:

◮ Keep output diode, switch pin, output

capacitor as short as possible

◮ Minimize length and area of switch pin ◮ Minimize high frequency current path

(switch, diode, capacitor)

◮ Read the datasheet!

Recommended layout

(uses surface-mount components) source: datasheet, Linear Technology Ducky (UCB EECS) Mechatronics Design Lab 8 & 9 Feb 2017 (Week 4) 14 / 15

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Summary

Summary

Summary

◮ Boost converters step up a DC voltage to a higher DC voltage ◮ LT1370 uses feedback control to do voltage regulation ◮ Follow recommended layout guidelines during PCB design

Parts Handout

◮ Get a battery and charger!

◮ Please, keep explosions and flames to a minimum

Office hours for the rest of the section

◮ PCB deadline coming up in a week! Need help? Get it now! ◮ Need tips on mechanical fabrication? Get some here!

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