an1137

ISL6559EVAL2: Voltage Regulator Down Solution
for AMD Hammer Family Processors
®
Application Note
August 2004
AN1137
Author: Ross O. Staffhorst
Introduction
The AMD Hammer family microprocessors feature higher
clock speeds and greater device density than previous
product families. The power management solution for this
next generation family of microprocessors must contend with
lower core voltages, tighter transient specifications, and
higher peak current demands. Responding to the changing
power management needs of its customers, Intersil
introduces the ISL6559 controller to power the AMD
Hammer family of microprocessors.
Intersil ISL6559 and HIP6601B
The ISL6559EVAL2 is a versatile voltage regulator-down
(VRD) design. The evaluation board comes configured for
3-phase buck operation, designed to meet AMD Hammer
Family Desktop Processor specifications. The board layout
supports removal of the third phase to support evaluation at
lower current specifications. The ISL6559 controller features
are specifically designed to compliment and support the
Hammer Family processors. Interfaced with HIP6601B
drivers, the chipset forms a highly integrated solution for
AMD Hammer processor applications.
The ISL6559 regulates output voltage and balances load
currents for two to four synchronous buck converter
channels. The controller features a 5-bit DAC, which
provides a digital interface for accurate step down
conversion over the entire Hammer Family range of 1.550V
to 0.800V. New multi-phase family features include
differential remote output voltage sensing, to improve
regulation tolerance; pin-adjustable reference offset, for
ease of implementation; VID-on-the-Fly, to respond to DAC
changes during operation; and optional load line regulation.
For a more detailed description of the ISL6559 functionality,
refer to the data sheet [1].
The HIP6601B driver is chosen to drive two N-Channel
power MOSFETs in a synchronous-rectified buck converter
channel. Each channel has a single logic input that controls
the upper and lower MOSFETs. Dead time is optimized on
both switching edges to provide shoot-thru protection.
Internal bootstrap circuitry only requires an external
capacitor and provides better enhancement of the upper
MOSFET. For a more detailed description of the HIP6601B,
refer to the data sheet [2]. In applications where space is a
premium, the HIP6602B driver is recommended. The
HIP6602B drives two converter channels and requires less
implementation area. For more information refer to the
HIP6602B data sheet [3].
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The Intersil multi-phase family driver portfolio continues to
expand with new selections to better fit our customer’s
needs. Refer to our website for updated information:
http://www.intersil.com/power/
ISL6559 VRD Reference Design
The evaluation kit consists of the ISL6559EVAL2 board,
associated data sheets on the ISL6559 controller and
HIP6601B driver, as well as this application note. The
evaluation board provides convenient test points, two types
of power supply connectors, and an on-board transient load
generator to facilitate the evaluation process. The board is
configured for down conversion from 12V to the DAC setting.
TABLE 1. 3-PHASE VRD DESIGN PARAMETERS
PARAMETER
MAX
MIN
Static Regulation
1.350V
1.250V
Transient Regulation
1.350V
1.250V
Continuous Load Current
52A
Load Current Step
21A
Load Current Transient
19A
30A/µs
The evaluation board meets the output voltage and current
specifications, shown in Table 1, with the VID DIP switch
(SW3) set to 01010 (1.300V). Two jumpers near the
controller are preset and should be checked before powering
up the board. The JP1 jumper should be in the +12V position
(center and right leg with the ATX connector to your right),
and JP2 should be in the ON position (left and center legs).
Additional information on the function of these jumpers is
given in the following section.
The printed circuit board is implemented in 4-layer, 2-ounce
copper. Layout plots and part lists, for this design, are
provided at the end of the application note.
Quick Start Evaluation
Circuit Setup
The ISL6559EVAL2 board will arrive with the VID DIP switch
(SW3) set to 01010 (1.300V). If another output voltage level
is desired, refer to the ISL6559 data sheet for the complete
DAC table and change the VID switches accordingly. Note:
changing the SW3 VID states will change the dynamics of
the load generator.
JP1 selects the VCC voltage to the ISL6559 controller. This
jumper is preset to +12V to create a 12V only converter
solution, as presented. Move the JP1 jumper to the right
most pins to select operation directly from +5V. JP2 sets the
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Application Note 1137
Once power is applied to the board, the PGOOD LED
indicator will begin to illuminate red. With SW1 in the OFF
position, the ENABLE input of the ISL6559 is held low and
the startup sequence is inhibited.
If the DAC code is changed from 01010 (1.300V), the
transient generator dynamics must be adjusted to the new
output voltage level. Place a scope probe in TP9 to measure
the voltage across the load resistors and the dv/dt across
them as well. Adjust the load resistors, R34-R38, to achieve
the correct load current level. Change resistors R30-R33 to
increase or decrease the dv/dt, as required, to match the
desired di/dt profile.
VCC12
Power Output Connections
The ISL6559EVAL2 output can be exercised using either
resistive or electronic loads. Copper alloy terminal lugs
provide connection points for loading. Tie the positive load
connection to VCORE, terminal J6, and the negative to
ground, terminal J7. A shielded scope probe test point, TP8,
allows for inspection of the output voltage, VCORE.
C61
1µF
LI
Three female-banana jacks are provided for connection of
bench-top supplies. Connect the +12V terminal to J3, +5V
terminal to J4, and the common ground to terminal J5. Turn
on the +5V supply first to energize the ENABLE and power
good circuitry, then turn on the +12V supply.
HB
Two ATX supply connections are provided on the
ISL6559EVAL2 board. The main ATX power connector
mates with the 20-pin header, J1, labeled ATX. The 12V
AUX power connector mates with a 4-pin header, J2, labeled
ATX12V. Insure both connections are secure and SW1 and
SW2 are in the OFF position before switching on the ATX
supply.
Most bench-top electronic loads are not capable of
producing the current slew rates required to emulate modern
microprocessors. For this reason, a discrete transient load
generator is provided on the evaluation board, see Figure 1.
The generator produces a load pulse of 112µs in duration
with a period of 14.5ms. The pulse magnitude is
approximately 20A, with rise and fall slew rates of
approximately 30A/µs as configured. The short load current
pulse and long duty cycle is required to limit the power
dissipation in the load resistors (R34-R38) and MOSFETs
(Q7, Q8). To engage the load generator, place switch SW2
in the ON position.
HO
HIP2100
R28
46.4kΩ
HS
VSS
LO
HI
Input Power Connections
On-Board Load Transient Generator
VDD
number of active phases in the converter and is preset for
3-phase operation. JP2 is set with PHASE 3 in the ON
position. Before connecting the power supplies to the board,
place switches SW1 and SW2 in the OFF position.
U5
R29
Enabling the Controller
The state of VCC, EN, and FS/DIS dictate the beginning of a
soft-start interval. The FS/DIS pin is only used to set the per
phase switching frequency on the evaluation board. VCC is
tied to jumper JP1 which will arrive preset to +12V. Once the
input and output terminal connections are made, switch the
ENABLE switch (SW1) to the ON position. The EN signal is
released to rise above the ENABLE threshold of 1.23V
nominal. Once the ENABLE threshold is exceeded, a softstart interval is initiated. The output voltage will ramp in a
controlled manner with PGOOD changing from red to green
when the output voltage passes through the under-voltage
threshold.
If JP1 is placed in the +5V position, the internal regulator of
the controller is disabled. The controller and drivers now are
enabled from two different sources. To prevent the controller
from enabling before the HIP660X drivers are active, the
threshold sensitive EN pin is used for power sequencing
between the controller and drivers. A resistor divider from
the +12V input is connected to EN. The resistors are
selected such that the ISL6559 enable threshold is reached
after the VCC rising threshold has been exceeded on all the
HIP6601 drivers.
2
ON
OFF
402Ω
M3
2N7002
D1
R30
1.05kΩ
VCORE
R31
BAV99LT1
D2
Q7
HUF76129
R35
0.100Ω
R34
0.500Ω
453Ω
R32
1.05kΩ
Q8
HUF76129
R33
BAV99LT1
R37
DNS
SW2
C62
10µF
R36
0.200Ω
R38
DNS
453Ω
TP9
VLOAD
FIGURE 1. LOAD TRANSIENT GENERATOR
ISL6559 VRD Performance
Soft-Start Interval
The typical start-up waveforms for the ISL6559EVAL2 are
shown in Figure 2. The DAC is set to 01010 (1.300V) and
the converter is started into a 52A load. The ENABLE switch,
SW1, is thrown to the ON position and the voltage on EN
Application Note 1137
SS INTERVAL
VCORE, 500mV/DIV
UV
ICORE, 20A/DIV
0V
0A
ICC12, 5A/DIV
0A
EN, 2V/DIV
0V
PGOOD, 5V/DIV
0V
1ms/DIV
FIGURE 2. SOFT-START INTERVAL WAVEFORMS
quickly rises above the ISL6559 enable threshold, triggering
a soft-start interval. The switching frequency of the converter
is 250kHz, therefore the soft-start interval (SS Interval) is
approximately 8.3ms. VCORE does not move initially due to
the manner in which soft-start is implemented within the
controller. After a short delay, VCORE begins to ramp
linearly towards the DAC set point. Of note, the input current,
ICC12, also ramps slowly due to the controlled rise of the
output voltage.
About 4.3ms into the soft-start interval, VCORE passes
through the under-voltage threshold, UV. The under-voltage
threshold is defined as the DAC setting minus 350mV. Once
this threshold is surpassed, the internal pull down on the
PGOOD pin is released and the PGOOD LED indicator
changes to green.
Transient Response
The leading edge transient response of the ISL6559EVAL2
to the aforementioned maximum load conditions is shown in
Figure 3. A bench-top electronic load draws 32A
continuously from the converter, while the on-board load
generator provides a 20A load step. The core voltage
immediately drops to a minimum of 1.265V in response to
the 20A step. The effective ESR of the aluminum electrolytic
output capacitors contributes to over 80% of the drop as the
output capacitors begin to support the core voltage. The
controller detects the new load level by the drop in output
voltage and responds by pushing the PWM signals wider.
Note the difference in pulse widths just before and as the
transient slews up to 52A. The inductor currents rapidly
increase to meet this new demand, supplying an increasing
portion of the load. While the inductor currents are slewing,
the bulk output capacitors are supplying the load. The
inductors assume a majority of the load current in about 6µs,
thereby reducing the bulk capacitance required to support
the transient.
VCORE, 50mV/DIV
1.300V
52A
LOAD CURRENT, 10A/DIV
32A
IL1, 10A/DIV
IL2, 10A/DIV
IL3, 10A/DIV
20A
10A
The AMD Hammer desktop specification requires the VRD
to support loading at the processor pins from 0 to 52 amps
with a maximum load step of 20A. The transient slew rate is
defined as 30A/µs for this design. During a transient, the
core voltage is required to remain within the static window of
±50mV around the DAC setting. The on-board load
generator and a bench-top electronic load simulate these
conditions.
The OFS pin allows the user to positively offset the DAC
reference voltage by placing a correctly sized resistor, R7,
from this pin to ground. For this design, the resistor value is
3.24kΩ, which equates to a positive offset of approximately
20mV at no-load. Load-line regulation is supported by the
ISL6559. The average current of the three active channels
flows out of pin IDROOP. When this pin is connected to the
FB pin, this average current creates a voltage drop across
R4 (RFB in the data sheet). This voltage drop is proportional
to the output current of the converter, and effectively creates
an output voltage droop with a steady-state value of
approximately 40mV, for this design.
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PWM1, 10V/DIV
0V
0V
PWM2, 10V/DIV
PWM3, 10V/DIV
0V
5µs/DIV
FIGURE 3. RISING EDGE TRANSIENT RESPONSE
The steady-state phase-to-phase current matching is also
displayed in Figure 3. A major contributor to good phase-tophase current matching is layout. Each channel has a nearly
identical component layout with tight placement of the critical
components.
The electronic load is removed and the on-board load
generator alone applies a 20A step. Figure 4 shows the core
voltage, load current, channel inductor currents, and PWM
signals changing in response to the trailing edge of the
Application Note 1137
transient load current. As the load is removed, the output
voltage rises in response. The controller detects the load
change and immediately decreases the channel duty cycles.
The duty cycle of PWM1 is reduced to zero for one cycle as
those of the other two channels are notably reduced. During
this time, the inductors quickly shed load current, and once
again reduce the amount of capacitance required to supply
the load. The core voltage returns to the no-load offset level
of 1.320V.
and PGOOD remains low. The controller waits another
8.3ms before another soft-start interval is attempted. This
hiccup mode of operation repeats up to seven times, with the
eighth prompting the converter to latch off.
Figure 5 shows the hiccup mode operation of the converter
when a hard short is applied across the output terminals of
the evaluation board. The converter quickly places the PWM
signals in a high-impedance state and the core voltage
decays quickly. The short is not removed, resulting in the
controller latching off after the seventh attempt.
VCORE, 1V/DIV
1.30V
VCORE, 50mV/DIV
1.0V
20A
LOAD CURRENT, 20A/DIV
LOAD CURRENT, 10A/DIV
0A
0A
PWM1, 10V/DIV
IL1, 5A/DIV
IL2, 5A/DIV
IL3, 5A/DIV
0V
PWM2, 10V/DIV
0V
PWM3, 10V/DIV
0V
10ms/DIV
FIGURE 5. OVER-CURRENT PROTECTION
PWM1, 10V/DIV
0V
0V
VID on the Fly
PWM2, 10V/DIV
PWM3, 10V/DIV
0V
5µs/DIV
FIGURE 4. FALLING EDGE TRANSIENT RESPONSE
Over-Current Protection
The ISL6559 monitors the output current level by averaging
the sampled current from each ISEN pin. The RISEN
resistors (R1, R2, R3) are selected so that the current
sourced by the ISEN pins, at maximum load current, is
50µA. The average of the sampled currents is compared
with an over-current trip level of 90µA. Once the average
current meets or exceeds the OC reference current, the
controller immediately places all PWM signals in a highimpedance state, quickly removing gate drive to the
HIP6601B drivers, and forcing the core voltage to decay as
the output capacitors discharge. The PGOOD signal
transitions low when the core voltage drops below the UV
threshold.
After the over-current event is detected, the controller waits
a short delay time before initiating a soft-start interval to
allow the disturbance to clear. The delay time is equivalent to
the soft-start interval and is 8.3ms, for this design. If during
the soft-start interval another over-current trip is detected,
the PWM signals are again placed in a high impedance state
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The AMD Hammer Family microprocessors can change VID
inputs at any time while the regulator is in operation. The
power management solution is required to monitor the DAC
inputs, and respond to VID voltage transitions in a controlled
manner, supervising the safe output voltage transition within
the DAC range of the processor without discontinuity or
disruption. The ISL6559 checks the five VID inputs at the
beginning of each switching cycle. If the VID code has
changed, the controller waits one complete switching cycle
to validate the new code. If the new code is stable during this
one cycle delay, then the controller begins incrementing the
reference voltage toward the new DAC code in 25mV steps,
every two switching-cycles, until the new DAC code is
reached.
Figure 6 shows a 250mV DAC change prompted by
changing VID3 and VID1 simultaneously. Originally, at
1.550V (00000), the core voltage ramps down to the new
DAC setting of 1.300V (01010). The VID-on-the-Fly
transition is completed in 80µs, well within the 100µs
maximum window allowed. The converter is supporting a
26A load during the transition. The PGOOD signal is steady
throughout the DAC change and indicates no operational
problems are encountered.
Application Note 1137
85
1.55V
1.35V
VID5, 5V/DIV
82
EFFICIENCY (%)
VCORE, 100mV/DIV
79
76
73
70
0V
NO AIR FLOW
5
15
45
55
FIGURE 8. EFFICIENCY vs LOAD CURRENT
Thermal Performance
50µs/DIV
FIGURE 6. VID-ON-THE-FLY TRANSITION FROM 1.55V TO
1.30V
Figure 7 shows the converter returning to a DAC level of
1.550V after the VID3 and VID1 states are returned to
ground. Again, the converter is loaded at 26A during the
DAC change.
1.55V
VCORE, 200mV/DIV
1.35V
Figure 9 shows the laboratory measured upper and lower
MOSFET temperatures versus load current. The
measurements were performed at room temperature and
taken at thermal equilibrium with NO AIR FLOW.
70
Q1
NO AIR FLOW
Q2
61
TEMPERATURE (°C)
0V
35
25
LOAD CURRENT (A)
PGOOD, 2V/DIV
Q3
Q4
Q5
52
Q6
43
34
25
0V
VID4, 5V/DIV
15
5
25
35
45
55
LOAD CURRENT (A)
FIGURE 9. MOSFET TEMPERATURE vs LOAD CURRENT
PGOOD, 10V/DIV
0V
50µs/DIV
Figure 10 shows the individual channel output inductor and
HIP6601B driver temperatures over the same conditions as
the MOSFETs.
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FIGURE 7. VID-ON-THE-FLY TRANSITION FROM 1.30V TO
1.55V
D1
The efficiency of the ISL6559EVAL2 board, loaded from 5 to
55A, is plotted in Figure 8. Measurements were performed at
room temperature and taken at thermal equilibrium with NO
AIR FLOW. The design exceeds the AMD Hammer Desktop
minimum requirements of 50% efficiency under minimum
loading and 80% efficiency at maximum loading even
without forced airflow. The maximum allowed airflow per the
desktop specification is 100LFM and will only enhance the
converter performance if available.
TEMPERATURE (°C)
Efficiency
NO AIR FLOW
D2
65
D3
L1
55
L2
L3
45
35
25
5
15
25
35
45
55
LOAD CURRENT (A)
FIGURE 10. INDUCTOR/DRIVER TEMPERATURE vs LOAD
CURRENT
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Application Note 1137
Adapting Circuit Performance
Summary
This design represents one solution for meeting the present
requirements on voltage regulators powering AMD Hammer
Family processors. This low cost approach can be
augmented to meet changing performance and cost
requirements. Over the life of the processor, some features
could be enhanced, resulting in higher processor quiescent
or transient current specifications. Given suitable
motherboard space and component selection, this design
can support 20A per phase or more if required. With the
flexibility to support 2, 3, or 4 phases, the ISL6559 controller
covers an array of future designs.
The ISL6559EVAL2 is an adaptable evaluation tool which
showcases the performance of the ISL6559 and HIP6601B
chip set. Designed to meet the performance requirements of
AMD’s Hammer Family Desktop microprocessors, the board
allows the user the flexibility to configure the board for
contemporary, as well as future, microprocessor offerings.
The following pages provide a schematic of the board, bill of
materials and layout drawings to support implementation of
this solution.
If the cost curve of a design must be tilted lower, a different
combination of upper and lower MOSFETs with higher
rDS(ON) can be employed. The trade-off for lowering cost is
reduced efficiency and thermal performance.
Intersil documents are available on the web at
http://www.intersil.com/
In cases where efficiency is paramount, a lower rDS(ON)
synchronous MOSFET or pair of MOSFETs can achieve
efficiencies over 90%.
[2] ISL6601B Data Sheet, Intersil Corporation, File No.
FN9072
If board area is a premium, the ISL6559 switching frequency
can be raised to reduce solution size. MOSFET technology
continues to drive die size down and new packaging options
provide improved thermal performance in smaller packages.
Implementing designs with 20A per channel or less typically
occupy the least amount of board space.
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References
[1] ISL6559 Data Sheet, Intersil Corporation, File No.
FN9084
[3] ISL6602B Data Sheet, Intersil Corporation, File No.
FN9076
Application Note 1137
Schematic
VCC12
VCCP
1
JP1
R9
3
2
301
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
VID3
VID2
VID1
VID0
R4
806
C2
DNS
R5
DNS
PGOOD
PHASE1
R1
1.47K
PWM2
C1
DNS
JP2
C4
1µF
1
1
PHASE3
R3
1.47K
PWM3
R8
107K
1
TP5 TP6
COMP VDIFF
PHASE2
R2
1.47K
2
ON
C63
DNS
PWM1
OFF
ISL6559CB
VCORE
VCC12
ENABLE
1
C3
0.012µF
U1
EN 28
GND1
27
OVP
FS/DIS 26
VID4
PGOOD 25
VID3
PWM4
VID2
ISEN4 24
VID1
ISEN1 23
VID0
PWM1 22
OFS
PWM2 21
COMP
GND3 20
ISEN2 19
FB
18
ISEN3
IDROOP
17
VDIFF
PWM3 16
VSEN
VCC 15
RGND
GND2
3
R6
6.98K
R11
1.40K
1
VID4
1
1
R7
2.74K
1
TP7
OVP
OVP
R10
10.7K
TP2 TP3
TP1
PWM1 PWM2 PWM3
TP4
GND
L4
0.8µH
C8
1µF
4
R13
C7
1µF
C5
0.1µF
PWM1
8
7
6
5
R14
0
VCC5
C6
1µF
R12
0
1
Q2
SUB85N03
C64
DNS
R16
C13
1µF
4
PHASE2
1
2
3
4
9
PWM2
U3
UGATE PHASE 8
7
PVCC 6
BOOT
VCC 5
PWM
GND
LGATE
R17
0
DNS
Q3
SUB70N03
1
C11
1µF
R15
0
R22
DNS
Q4
SUB85N03
1
C65
DNS
PWM3
HIP6601B
R20
0
C16
1µF
Q5
SUB70N03
VCC5
R18
0
VCC12
7
C18
1µF
4 3
1
2
3
4
9
U4
8
UGATE PHASE 7
PVCC 6
BOOT
VCC
PWM
GND
LGATE 5
DNS
Q6
SUB85N03
3
PHASE3
C17
1µF
4
R19
C15
0.1µF
C14
1800µF
Rubycon MBZ
10 x 23
T60-8A/90, 6T AWG14
L2 1µH
VCC5
3
HIP6601B
C12
1µF
4 3
C10
0.1µF
R21
DNS
3
VCC12
C9
1800µF
Rubycon MBZ
10 x 23
T60-8A/90, 6T AWG14
L1 1µH
Q1
SUB70N03
1
3
1
2
3
4
9
U2
UGATE PHASE
PVCC
BOOT
VCC
PWM
GND
LGATE
PAD
HIP6601B
4
PHASE1
DNS
C19
1800µF
Rubycon MBZ
10 x 23
T60-8A/90, 6T AWG14
L3 1µH
R27
DNS
C66
DNS
VCORE
J6
1
1
1
LOAD+
1
LUG
C34
2200µF
2
C33
2200µF
2
1
1
C32
2200µF
C31
2200µF
2
2
C30
2200µF
2
C29
2200µF
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
C28
DNS
C27
DNS
2
1
1
C26
DNS
C25
DNS
C24
DNS
2
2
1
1
C23
DNS
C22
DNS
2
C21
DNS
2
2
C20
2200µF
1
1
1
VCORE
Ni chi con HN
C51
DNS
C52
DNS
C54
47µF
C53
DNS
C55
DNS
C56
47µF
C57
DNS
C58
47µF
C59
DNS
1
J7
LOAD-
1
LUG
VCORE+
REMOTE SENSE LINES
3
2
C50
DNS
1
1
1
TP10
VCORE+
TP8
VCORE
5
4
C49
DNS
C48
DNS
2
2
C47
DNS
2
1
1
1
C46
DNS
2
C45
DNS
2
C44
DNS
2
C43
DNS
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
C42
DNS
C41
DNS
2
C40
DNS
C39
DNS
2
1
1
1
1
C38
DNS
2
C37
DNS
2
2
C36
DNS
TP11
VCORE-
VCORE-
1
VCC5
VCC5
PGOOD
ENABLE
10
9
8
7
6
3
M1
2N7002_PLP
2
VI D SELECTION
4
1
2
GREEN
DIPSWITCH
3
RED
VID4
VID3
VID2
VID1
VID0
1
2
3
4
5
1
PGOOD
I NDICATOR
R25
10K
SW1
3
CR1
R24
2.4K
M2
2N7002_PLP
2
SW3
R23
2.4K
1
R26
10K
OFF
ENABLE VR
C60
1000pF
ON
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2
1
1
1
8
C35
DNS
VOUT
TRANSIENT LOAD GENERATOR
R30
1.05K
2
VCC12
D1
U5
VDD
HB
HO
HS
LO
VSS
LI
HI
Q7
HUF76129D3S
1
8
7
6
5
R31
453
R32
1.05K
HIP2100
2
1
2
3
4
3
C61
1µF
D2
Q8
HUF76129D3S
9
1
R28
46.4K
SW2
R37
DNS
ON
R34
0.500
R35
0.100
3
TRANSIENT
1
OFF
M3
2N7002_PLP
C62
10µF
3
5
4
2
1
J1
1
2
11
VCC5
VCC12
4
6
19
20
J2
1
GND
+12V
GND
+12V
MOUNT1
2
3
MOUNT2
10
4
9
ATX12VAUXPOWER
14
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
+3. 3V
+3. 3V
+3. 3V
+5V
+5V
+5V
+5V
PWR_OK
+12V
-12V
5VSB
-5V
J3
+12V
1
J4
+5V
J5
GND
12
18
MOUNT2
ATXPOWER
1
8
PSON
MOUNT1
1
3
5
7
13
15
16
17
TP9
VLOAD
2
R36
0.200
R38
DNS
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R29
402
3
R33
453
VCC12
Application Note 1137
Bill of Materials
QTY
REFERENCE
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
0
C1
DNS
Capacitor, Ceramic
0805
0
C2
DNS
Capacitor, Ceramic, 50V, X7R, 10%
0805
1
C3
7
C4, C6, C7, C11, C12,
C16, C17
1.0µF
3
C5, C10, C15
4
0.010µF Capacitor, Ceramic, 50V, X7R, 10%
VENDOR
PART NO.
PACKAGE
Garret
MCH215C103KK
0805
Capacitor, Ceramic, 16V, X7R, 10%
Kemet
C0805C105K4RAC 0805
0.1µF
Capacitor, Ceramic, 25V, X7R, 10%
Vishay
VJ0805Y104KXX
0805
C8, C13, C18, C61
1.0µF
Capacitor, Ceramic, 25V, X7R, 10%
Panasonic
ECJ-3YB1E105K
1206
3
C9, C14, C19
1800µF
Capacitor, AL Electrolytic, 16V
Rubycon
16MBZ1800M
Thru Hole
7
C20, C29-C34
2200µF
Capacitor, AL Electrolytic, 6.3V
Nichicon
UHN0J222MPP
Thru Hole
0
C21-C28
DNS
Capacitor, AL Electrolytic
3
C54, C56, C58
47µF
Capacitor, Ceramic, 6.3V, X5R
0
C35-C53, C55, C57,
C59
DNS
Capacitor, Ceramic, Place Holder
1
C60
1000pF
Capacitor, Ceramic, 50V, NPO
Vishay
1
C62
10µF
Capacitor, Ceramic, 16V, Y5V
Various
0
C63, C64, C65, C66
DNS
Capacitor, Ceramic, Place Holder
1
CR1
2
D1, D2
1
Thru Hole
Panasonic
ECJ4YB0J476M
1210
1206
VJ0805A102KXA
0805
1206
0805
Red/Green LED
Lumex
SLL-LXA30251GC
SMT
Dual Diode
Various
BAV99
SOT-23
J1
Mini-Fit, JrTM Header, 20 pin
Molex
39-29-9203
Thru Hole
1
J2
Mini-Fit, JrTM Header, 4 pin
Molex
39-29-9042
Thru Hole
2
J3, J4
Female Banana Connector, Red
Johnson Components 111-0702-001
Screw On
1
J5
Female Banana Connector, Black
Johnson Components 111-0703-001
Screw On
2
J6, J7
Terminal Connector
Burndy
KPA8CTP
Solder Mount
6
JP1, JP2
1X3 Header, PVCC Selection
Berg
68000-236
Thru Hole
3
L1, L2, L3
1.0µH
Inductor, T68-8A/90 core, 6T AWG14
Vishay - CoEv
C9587-02
Thru Hole
1
L4
0.8µH
Inductor, T60-26 core, 6T AWG16
Vishay - CoEv
C9588-01
Thru Hole
3
M1, M2, M3
General Purpose MOSFET
Various
2N7002
SOT23
3
Q1, Q3, Q5
Power MOSFET
Vishay
SUB70N03-09BP
TO-263
3
Q2, Q4, Q6
Power MOSFET
Vishay
SUB85N03-04P
TO-263
3
Q7, Q8
Power MOSFET
Fairchild
HUF76129D3S
TO-252AA
3
R1, R2, R3
1.02kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06031021F
0603
1
R4
806Ω
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06038060F
0603
0
R5
DNS
Resistor, Place Holder
1
R6
6.98kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW0606981F
0603
1
R7
3.24kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06033241F
0603
1
R8
107kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06031073F
0603
1
R9
301Ω
Resistor, 1%, 1/4W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW12063010F
1206
1
R10
10.7kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06031072F
0603
1
R11
1.40kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06031873F
0603
10
0603
Application Note 1137
Bill of Materials
(Continued)
QTY
REFERENCE
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
4
R12, R14, R15, R17,
R18, R20
0Ω
0
R13, R16, R19, R21,
R22, R27
DNS
2
R23, R24
2.43kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06032431F
0603
2
R25, R26
10kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06031002F
0603
1
R28
46.4kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06034642F
0603
1
R29
402Ω
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06034020F
0603
2
R30, R32
1.05kΩ
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06035110F
0603
2
R31, R33
453Ω
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
Vishay-DALE
CRCW06032490F
0603
1
R34
0.1W
Thick Film Chip Resistor, 1W, 1%
Vishay-DALE
WSL2512-0.100-1% 2512
1
R35
0.2W
Thick Film Chip Resistor, 1W, 1%
Vishay-DALE
WSL2512-0.200-1% 2512
1
R36
0.5W
Thick Film Chip Resistor, 1W, 1%
Vishay-DALE
WSL2512-0.500-1% 2512
0
R37, R38
DNS
Thick Film Chip Resistor, Place Holder
2
SW1, SW2
1
SW3
8
Resistor, 1%, 1/16W
VENDOR
Vishay-DALE
PART NO.
CRCW0603000Z
Resistor, Place Holder
PACKAGE
0603
0603
2512
Switch, SPDT, Ultra Mini Toggle
C&K Components
GT11MSCKE
SMD
Low Profile DIP Switch, SPST, 5 position
C&K Components
SD05H0SK
SMT
TP1, TP2, TP3, TP5,
TP6, TP7, TP10, TP11
Small Test Point
Jolo
SPCJ-123-01
Thru Hole
1
TP4
Turret Test Point
Keystone
1514-2
Thru Hole
2
TP8, TP9
Probe Socket
Tektronics
1314353-00
Thru Hole
1
U1
Endura Multi-phase Controller
Intersil
ISL6559CB
SO-28
3
U2, U3, U4
Endura Multi-phase Driver
Intersil
HIP6601BECB
EP SO-8
1
U5
MOSFET Driver IC
Intersil
HIP2100IB
SO-8
NOTE: Application specific components in bold.
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Application Note 1137
HIP6559EVAL2 Layout
LAYER 1 - ROUTING AND SILK SCREEN
LAYER 2 - GND PLANE
LAYER 3 - POWER PLANE
LAYER 4 - ROUTING
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