L6713A_0805 STMICROELECTRONICS | Alldatasheet

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Features

■ Load transient boost LTB Technology™ to minimize the number of output capacitors ■ 2 or 3-phase operation with internal driver ■ 4-phase operation with external PWM driver signal ■ PSI input with programmable strategy ■ Imon output ■ 0.5 % output voltage accuracy ■ 8 bit programmable output up to 1.60000 V - Intel VR11.1 DAC - backward compatible with VR10/VR11 ■ Full differential current sense across inductor ■ Differential remote voltage sensing ■ Adjustable voltage offset ■ LSLess startup to manage pre-biased output ■ Feedback disconnection protection ■ Preliminary over voltage protection ■ Programmable over current protection ■ Programmable over voltage pretection ■ Adjustable switching frequency ■ SS_END and OUTEN signal ■ VFQFPN48 7 mm x 7 mm package with exposed pad

Applications

■ High current VRM/VRD for desktop / server / workstation CPUs ■ High density DC-DC converters

Description

The device implements a two-to-four phases step- down controller with three integrated high current drivers in a compact 7x7 mm body package with exposed pad. Load transient boost LTB Technology™ reduces system cost by providing the fastest response to load transition therefore requiring less bulk and ceramic output capacitors to satisfy load transient requirements. The device embeds VR11.x DACs: the output voltage ranges up to 1.60000 V managing D-VID with ± 0.5 % output voltage accuracy over line and temperature variations. The controller assures fast protection against load over current and under / over voltage (in this last case also before UVLO). Feedback disconnection prevents from damaging the load in case of disconnections in the system board. In case of over-current, the system works in constant current mode until UVP . VFQFPN48 7 mm x 7 mm (exposed pad) Table 1. Device summary

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