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ncp1522
Manufacturer Part Number
ncp1522
Description
3.0 Mhz, 600 Ma, Highefficiency, Low Quiescent Current, Adjustable Output Voltage Stepdown Converter
Manufacturer
ON Semiconductor
Datasheet
1.NCP1522.pdf
(17 pages)
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PCB Layout Recommendations
mode power conversion. Careful PCB layout can help to
minimize ground bounce, EMI noise and unwanted
feedback that can affect the performance of the converter.
Hints suggested below can be used as a guideline in most
situations.
Good PCB layout plays an important role in switching
1. Use star-ground connection to connect the IC
ground nodes and capacitor GND nodes together
at one point. Keep them as close as possible, and
then connect this to the ground plane through
several vias. This will reduce noise in the ground
plane by preventing the switching currents from
flowing through the ground plane.
VIN
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Figure 25. NCP1522 Board Schematic
Figure 26. NCP1522 Board Layout
APPLICATION BOARD
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GND
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NCP1522
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schematic, layout, and bill of materials:
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The following shows the NCP1522 demo board
2. Place the power components (i.e., input capacitor,
3. Separate the feedback path of the output voltage
4. Place the DC-DC converter away from noise
COUT
inductor and output capacitor) as close together
as possible for best performance. All connecting
traces must be short, direct, and wide to reduce
voltage errors caused by resistive losses through
the traces.
from the power path. Keep this path close to the
NCP1522 circuit. And also route it away from
noisy components. This will prevent noise from
coupling into the voltage feedback trace.
sensitive circuitry, such as RF circuits.
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R2
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