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AN1330 Datasheet(PDF) 27 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # AN1330
Description  Designing with the L5970D 1A high efficiency DC-DC converter
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6.3
Dual output voltage with auxiliary winding
When two output voltages are required, it is possible to create a dual output voltage
converter by using a coupled inductor. During the ON phase, the current is delivered to
VOUT while D2 is reverse-biased.
During the OFF phase, the current is delivered through the auxiliary winding to the output
voltage VOUT1. This is possible only if the magnetic core has stored sufficient energy. So, to
be certain that the application is working properly, the load related to the second output
VOUT1 should be much lower than the load related to VOUT.
Figure 27.
Dual output voltage with auxiliary winding
6.4
Synchronization example
Two or more devices (up to 6) can be synchronized simply by connecting the
synchronization pins. In this case, the device with a slightly higher switching frequency value
will work as master and the ones with a slightly lower switching frequency values will work
as a slaves.
The device can also be synchronized from an external source. In this case the logic signal
must have a frequency higher than the internal switching frequency of the device (250 kHz).
Figure 28.
Synchronization example



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