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27 / 48 page ![]() DocID026394 Rev 1 27/48 AN4501 Selection of the output capacitor 47 6 Selection of the output capacitor The output capacitor determines the output voltage and current ripples. For a current source, the choice of the output capacitor begins with the specification of the maximum output current ripple IOUT,PP,MAX. The capacitor voltage capability must be higher than the maximum output voltage. Note that some margin must be taken, as this parameter has a non-negligible tolerance and varies with the temperature and the applied DC voltage (if a MLCC capacitor is used). 6.1 Output voltage ripple The main causes of the output voltage ripples are: • The charge, respectively the discharge, of the ideal capacitor without equivalent series resistor (ESRCOUT) during tON and tOFF. The ideal capacitance is called the bulk capacitance in the rest of the document. • The voltage drop caused by the output capacitor’s current ripple across ESRCOUT. 6.1.1 Contribution of the charge and discharge of the bulk capacitance During the on-phase, the output current is exclusively delivered by the output capacitor COUT. During tON: iCOUT = -iOUT ~ -IOUT (seeFigure 12) As a first approximation, we assume that the output current ripples are negligible compared to the average value. This assumption is justified by the fact that the selection of the output capacitor should limit the conducted emission at the output in order to fulfill stringent specifications on the electromagnetic emissions. The integration of the output voltage over the on-phase gives: 6.1.2 Contribution of the output capacitor ESR to the output voltage ripple Considering that: • During tON, iCOUT = -iOUT ~ -IOUT and the diode is reverse biased: iD = 0 • During tOFF, the diode is conducting and charges COUT and delivers current to the LED strings: iCOUT ~ iD - IOUT We can conclude that at anytime, iCOUT ~ iD - IOUT and ICOUT,PP = ID,PP = IL,PEAK (see Figure 12). i COUT C OUT dV COUT dt ----------------------- I CO UT – ∼ × = ΔV COUT I OUT C OU T ---------------- t ON × I OU T D × C OUT F SW × ---------------------------------- == |
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