MAX5915/MAX5915A/MAX5916/MAX5916A
Applications Information
Component Selection
External MOSFETs
Select the external n-channel MOSFETs according to
the application’s current requirement. Limit switch power
dissipation by choosing a MOSFET with an R
DS(ON)
low
enough to have a minimum voltage drop at full load.
High R
DS(ON)
causes output ripple if the board has
pulsing loads. High R
DS(ON)
can trigger an external
undervoltage fault at full load. Determine the MOSFET’s
power rating requirement to accommodate a short-cir-
cuit condition on the board during startup (see the
External MOSFET Thermal Considerations section).
Table 3 lists MOSFET and sense resistor manufacturers.
Sense Resistors
The overcurrent sense voltage threshold on the +3.3V
output is 46mV and 31mV on the +5V output. Choose a
sense resistor using the following equation:
R
SENSE
= (V-
ILIM
/ I
LOAD
)
where I
LOAD
is the brickwall current limit for the output.
Choose the sense resistors’ power rating to accommo-
date the overload current:
P
SENSE
= (I
LOAD
)
2
x R
SENSE
Additional External Gate Capacitance
Connecting an external capacitance from the gates of
the external MOSFETs to GND slows the turn on of the
+5V and +3.3V supplies.
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t
DELAY
t
DELAY
t
DELAY
t
RESTART
t
RESTART
t
RESTART
ENABLE_+12VIN
STARTUP_+12VIN
OC_3.3VAUXO_
UV_3.3VAUXO_
RESET
RESET
RESET
DQ
V
Q
POSITIVE EDGE
TRIGGERED D FLIP-FLOP,
RESET IS ACTIVE LOW
OC_3.3VO_
OC_5VO_
OC_+12VO_
OC_-12VO_
UV_3.3VO_
UV_5VO_
UV_+12VO_
POSITIVE EDGE TRIGGERED D FLIP-FLOP,
RESET IS ACTIVE LOW
HIGH = MAIN SUPPLIES
ARE TURNED OFF
MAIN OFF
AUX OFF
HIGH = AUX SUPPLY
TURNED ON
ENABLE_3.3VAUXIN
STARTUP_3.3VAUXIN
V = INTERNAL SUPPLY LOGIC
GENERATED BY THE 12VIN OR THE
3.3VAUXIN, WHICHEVER IS HIGHER
RESET
DQ
V
Q
SEE TABLE 2 FOR EXPLANATION OF SIGNALS.
Figure 4. Main and Auxiliary Supply Shutdown Control Logic for MAX5916/MAX5916A
Maximum Load Capacitance
Large capacitive loads can cause a problem when
inserting discharged PCI cards into the live backplane.
If the time needed to charge the capacitance of the
board is greater than the typical startup time, 50ms, a
fault can occur after startup.
The MAX5915/MAX5915A/MAX5916/MAX5916A are able
to withstand large capacitive loads due to their long start-
up time. Each supply has its own current-limit threshold.
Calculate the maximum load capacitance as follows:
C
BOARD
< 50ms x I
_, LIM
/ V
SUPPLY
Input Transients
The +12V and +3.3VAUX supplies must be above their
respective UVLO thresholds before startup can occur.
Input transients can cause the input voltage to sag
below the UVLO threshold. The MAX5915/MAX5915A/
MAX5916/MAX5916A reject input transients that are
shorter than t
DEG, UVLO
.
External MOSFET Thermal
Considerations
The power dissipation of the external MOSFET is low
when it is on, P
D
= I
LOAD
2
x R
DS(ON)
. A considerable
amount of power is dissipated during startup and con-
tinuous short-circuit conditions. The design must take
into consideration the worst-case scenario.
Layout Considerations
To take full advantage of the switch response time to an
output fault condition, keep all traces as short as possi-
ble and maximize the high-current trace dimensions to
reduce the effect of undesirable parasitic inductance.
Place the MAX5915/MAX5915A/MAX5916/MAX5916A
close to the PCI card’s connector. Use a ground plane
to minimize impedance and inductance. Minimize the
current-sense resistor trace length and ensure accurate
current sensing with Kelvin connections (Figure 9).
When an output is short circuited, the voltage drop
across the external MOSFET becomes large. Hence the
power dissipation across the switch and die tempera-
ture both increase. An efficient way to achieve good
power dissipation on a surface-mount package is to lay
out two copper pads directly under the package on
both sides of the board. Connect the two pads to the
ground plane through vias, and use enlarged copper
mounting pads on the topside of the board.
Chip Information
TRANSISTOR COUNT: 1021
PROCESS: BiCMOS
MAX5915/MAX5915A/MAX5916/MAX5916A
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Table 2. Logic Diagram Signal Descriptions
SIGNAL NAME DESCRIPTION
Enable_+12VIN
Signal is HIGH:
1. +12VIN > V
UVLO, +12V
2. ON_ = HIGH
3. Thermal shutdown NOT active
Startup_+12VIN
Signal is HIGH:
1. +12VIN > V
UVLO, +12V
2. ON_ = HIGH
3. t
START
has elapsed
Enable_3.3VAUXIN
Signal is HIGH
1. 3.3VAUXIN > V
UVLO, AUX
2. AUXON_ = HIGH
3. Thermal shutdown NOT active
Startup_3.3VAUXIN
Signal is HIGH:
1. 3.3VAUXIN > V
UVLO, AUX
2. AUXON_ = HIGH
3. t
START
has elapsed
OC_ Signal is HIGH when an overcurrent condition exists on the output of the supply.
UV_ Signal is HIGH when an undervoltage condition exists on the output of the supply.
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+12V UVLO THRESHOLD
ON_
+12VIN
PGOOD_
IOUT
(+12VO_, 5VO_, 3.3VO-, OR -12VO_)
OVERCURRENT THRESHOLD
t
START
t
DELAY
t
DEG
t
RESP
(t
RESP2
)
+12VO_
5VO_
3.3VO_
3.3VAUXO_
-12VO_
OUTPUT UNDERVOLTAGE FAULT HANDLING RESULTS IN SIMILAR RESPONSE. TIMING NOT TO SCALE.
( ) FOR MAX5915A.
Figure 5. Main Outputs Overcurrent Fault Management in the MAX5915/MAX5915A

MAX5916EUI+

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