Datasheet

XILINXPWR-079 (HPA-079)
TPS64203 Switching DC/DC Controller-Based Power Management Solution for
Spartan™-3 Providing up to 3 A from V
IN
= 5.0 V or 3.3 V
SUPPORTS:
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Spartan-3 – supports PR213 at the following link: http://www-
s.ti.com/sc/techlit/slva174.pdf
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Spartan-II - board requires significant modification to support PR211 at the
following link: http://www-s.ti.com/sc/techlit/slva172.pdf
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Spartan-IIE - board requires significant modification to support PR212 at the
following link: http://www-s.ti.com/sc/techlit/slva173.pdf
FEATURES:
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Tiny SOT-23 switching DC/DC controller, U2, delivers up to 3 A at low cost.
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Easily customizable design allows for maximum cost control by:
o Sizing Q3 for the amount of current up to 3 A to meet the application’s
I
CCINT
requirement,
o Omitting current sense resistor R4 and connecting ISNS to the drain of Q3,
o Selecting the linear regulator from the TPS79xxx family to meet the
application’s I
CCO
requirement.
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In-rush current (for charging decoupling capacitors and FPGA start-up) that
places a demand on the input power supply is minimized by the use of the:
o External supervisory (SVS) IC, U1, which monitors the input rail and
prevents the regulator from enabling until the input bulk capacitors (not
shown in the schematic) are fully charged.
o Integrated soft-start of U2
o Soft-start circuit consisting of the external PMOS transistor Q4 and
supporting passive components to provide 10 ms rise time for V
CCO
o Sequential sequencing of V
CCINT,
V
CCAUX
then V
CCO
§ the discrete SVS circuit formed by bipolar transistors Q1 and Q2
and supporting passives enables the V
CCAUX
regulator, U3
§ V
CCAUX
enables the V
CCO
regulator, U4
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The design meets Xilinx’s V
CCINT
and V
CCO
start-up profile requirements, where
applicable, including monotonic voltage ramp, in-rush current and power voltage
ramp time requirements.
IMPORTANT WEB LINKS:
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Link to the TI home page for Xilinx FPGA power management solutions at
http://www.ti.com/xilinxfpga for more information and other reference designs.

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