MAX17061
The MAX17061 includes a 5V linear regulator that pro-
vides the internal bias and gate drive for the step-up
controller. When an external 5V is available, the internal
LDO can be overdriven to decrease power dissipation.
Otherwise, connect the IN pin to an input greater than 5.5V.
Fixed-Frequency Step-Up Controller
The MAX17061’s fixed-frequency, current-mode, step-
up controller automatically chooses the lowest active
FB_ voltage to regulate the output voltage. Specifically,
the difference between the lowest FB_ voltage and the
current-source control signal plus an offset (VSAT) is
integrated at the CCV output. The resulting error signal
is compared to the external switch current plus slope
compensation to determine the switch on-time. As the
load changes, the error amplifier sources or sinks cur-
rent to the CCV output to deliver the required peak-
inductor current. The slope-compensation signal is
added to the current-sense signal to improve stability at
high duty cycles.
When the input voltage is close to the output voltage, the
MAX17061 automatically skips pulses to prevent over-
charging the output capacitor. In SKIP mode, the induc-
tor current ramps up for a minimum on-time of
approximately 90ns, and then discharges the stored
energy to the output. The switch remains off until another
pulse is needed to boost the output voltage.
Internal 5V Linear Regulator
V
CC
and UVLO
The MAX17061 includes an internal low-dropout linear
regulator (V
CC
). When V
IN
is higher than 5.5V, this lin-
ear regulator generates a 5V supply to power internal
PWM controller, control logic, and MOSFET driver. The
V
CC
voltage drops to 4.35V in shutdown. If V
IN
is less
than or equal to 5.5V, V
CC
and IN can be tied together
and powered from an external 5V supply. There is an
internal diode from V
CC
to IN, so V
IN
must be greater
than V
CC
(see Figure 3).
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