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5-Bit Programmable Synchronous Buck Regulator Controller
[Not recommended for new designs]
  

See Also:
  
LM2636 - no sync pin, higher switching frequency, wider output voltage range.
Generic P/N 2635
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Description
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Reliability
Metrics
Application
Notes

Datasheet

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LM2635 5-Bit Programmable Synchronous Buck Regulator Controller 288 Kbytes 10-May-00 View Online Download Receive via Email
LM2635 5-Bit Programmable Synchronous Buck Regulator Controller (JAPANESE)
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Package Availability, Models, Samples & Pricing

Part NumberPackageStatusModelsSamples &
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TypePinsMSL/Lead-Free AvailabilityLead
Time
QtySPICEIBISQty$US each
LM2635MSOIC WIDE20StatusNot recommended for new designs
(as of 27-May-99)
N/AN/A 
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1K+$1.60rail
of
36
NSUZXYTT
LM2635M
10-12 weeks50000
LM2635MXSOIC WIDE20StatusNot recommended for new designs
(as of 27-May-99)
N/AN/A 
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1K+$1.60reel
of
1000
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LM2635M
10-12 weeks50000

General Description

The LM2635 is a high speed controller designed specifically for use in synchronous DC/DC buck converters for the Pentium™ II or Deschutes microprocessor. A 5-bit DAC accepts the VID code directly from the CPU and adjusts the output voltage from 1.8V to 3.5V. It provides the power good, over-voltage protection, and output enable features as required by Intel VRM specifications. Current limiting is achieved by monitoring the voltage drop across the rDS_ON of the high side MOSFET, which eliminates an expensive current sense resistor.

The LM2635 employs a fixed-frequency voltage mode PWM architecture. To provide a faster response to a large and fast load transient, two ultra-fast comparators are built in to monitor the output voltage and override the primary control loop when necessary. The PWM frequency is adjustable from 50 kHz to 1 MHz through an external resistor. The wide range of PWM frequency gives the power supply designer the flexibility to make trade-offs between load transient response performance, MOSFET cost and the overall efficiency. The adaptive non-overlapping MOSFET gate drivers help avoid any potential shoot-through problem while maintaining high efficiency. BiCMOS gate drivers with rail-to-rail swing ensure that no spurious turn-on occur. When only 5V is available, a bootstrap structure can be employed to accommodate an NMOS high side switch. The precision reference trimmed to 2% over temperature is available externally for use by other regulators. Dynamic positioning of load voltage, which helps cut the number of output capacitors, can also be implemented easily.

Features

  • 1.8V to 3.5V 5-bit programmable output voltage
  • Synchronous rectification
  • Power Good flag and output enable
  • Over-voltage protection
  • Initial Output Accuracy: 2% over temperature
  • Current limit without external sense resistor
  • Adaptive non-overlapping MOSFET gate drives
  • Adjustable switching frequency: 50 kHz to 1 MHz
  • Dynamic output voltage positioning
  • 1.256V reference voltage available externally
  • Plastic SO-20 package

Applications

  • Motherboard power supply/VRM for Cyrix Gxm, Cyrix Gxi, Cyrix MII, Pentium™ II, Deschutes, Pentium Pro, 6x86 and K6 processors
  • 5V to 1.8V-3.5V high current power supplies

Reliability Metrics

Part Number Process Early Failure Rate - Rejects Sample Size (EFR) PPM * Rel. Rejects Device Hours Long Term Failure Rates (FITS) MTTF
LM2635MABCD15001020000924003926125054
LM2635MXABCD15001020000924003926125054

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Application Notes

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AN-1145: Application Note 1145 Using Dynamic Voltage Positioning to Reduce the Number of Output Capacitors in Microprocessor Power Supplies 134 Kbytes 1-Oct-02 View Online Download Receive via Email

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[Information as of 15-Jan-2004]