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AN4501 Datasheet(PDF) 17 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # AN4501
Description  Design of a boost LED driver using L99LD01
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Selection of the inductor
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Selection of the inductor
The selection of the inductor in a DC-DC converter has a direct influence on the
performance and the selection of the other power devices. Therefore, care must be taken
for its choice, as it dictates the cost and the overall performance of the system.
Like the switching frequency, the choice of the inductance value is a tradeoff between its
size, its cost and the inductor current ripple.
A larger inductance results in:
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Smaller inductance current ripples
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Smaller input voltage and current ripples
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Smaller output voltage and current ripples
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Smaller current peaks in the converter switching MOSFET
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Smaller diode peak currents
However, a larger inductance value means higher cost, larger PCB surface and in general
slower response time to transients.
Figure 6. Inductor waveforms of a boost converter in CCM
4.1
Converter Duty cycle
The expression of the ideal duty cycle of a boost converter, without power losses is:
Equation 1:
The effective duty cycle taking into account the different sources of power losses is:
D
ideal
1
V
IN
V
OUT
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