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Top Searches for this datasheet19-2490; 7/02 Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules Smallest, Safest, Most Accurate Complete Single-Chip Controller On-Chip Power MOSFETS-No External FETs Circuit Footprint 0.93in2 Circuit Height Temperature Stability 0.001°C Integrated Precision Integrator Chopper Stabilized Amps Accurate, Independent Heating Cooling Current Limits Eliminates Surges Directly Controlling Current Adjustable Differential Voltage Limit Low-Ripple Low-Noise Design Current Monitor Temperature Monitor Over- Undertemperature Alarm Bipolar Output Current (MAX1978) MAX1978/MAX1979 MAX1978/MAX1979 smallest, safest, most accurate complete single-chip temperature controllers Peltier thermoelectric cooler (TEC) modules. On-chip power FETs thermal control-loop circuitry minimize external components while maintaining high efficiency. Selectable 500kHz/1MHz switching frequency unique ripple-cancellation scheme optimize component size efficiency while reducing noise. Switching speeds internal MOSFETs optimized reduce noise EMI. ultralow-drift chopper amplifier maintains ±0.001°C temperature stability. Output current, rather than voltage, directly controlled eliminate current surges. Individual heating cooling current voltage limits provide highest level protection. MAX1978 operates from single supply provides bipolar output biasing between outputs synchronous buck regulators. True bipolar operation controls temperature without "dead zones" other nonlinearities load currents. control system does hunt when point very close natural operating point, where only small amount heating cooling needed. analog control signal precisely sets current. MAX1979 provides unipolar output chopper-stabilized instrumentation amplifier highprecision integrator amplifier supplied create proportional-integral (PI) (PID) controller. instrumentation amplifier interface external thermistor, thermocouple, semiconductor temperature sensor. Analog outputs provided monitor temperature current. addition, separate overtemperature undertemperature outputs indicate when temperature range. on-chip voltage reference provides bias thermistor bridge. MAX1978/MAX1979 available low-profile 48-lead thin QFN-EP package specified over -40°C +85°C temperature range. thermally enhanced QFN-EP package with exposed metal minimizes operating junction temperature. evaluation available speed designs. Unipolar Output Current (MAX1979) Ordering Information PART MAX1978EMAX1979E*EP Exposed pad. TEMP RANGE -40°C +85°C -40°C +85°C PIN-PACKAGE Thin QFN-EP* Thin QFN-EP Configuration MAXV MAXIN CTLI ITEC VIEW MAXIP COMP N.C. PGND2 PGND2 PVDD2 N.C. PVDD2 SHDN FREQ N.C. PGND1 PGND1 PVDD1 N.C. PVDD1 Applications Fiber Optic Laser Modules WDM, DWDM Laser-Diode Temperature Control Fiber Optic Network Equipment EDFA Optical Amplifiers Telecom Fiber Interfaces Typical Operating Circuit appears data sheet. MAX1978 MAX1979 INTGND DIFOUT FBFB+ BFBBFB+ INTOUT QFN-EP *ELECTRICALLY CONNECTED UNDERSIDE METAL SLUG. NOTE: CONNECTED UNDERSIDE METAL SLUG. Maxim Integrated Products AIN+ AINAOUT pricing, delivery, ordering information, please contact Maxim/Dallas Direct! 1-888-629-4642, visit Maxim's website www.maxim-ic.com. Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules MAX1978/MAX1979 ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS .-0.3V SHDN, MAXV, MAXIP, MAXIN, CTLI, GND.-0.3V FREQ, COMP, OS1, OS2, REF, ITEC, AIN+, AIN-, AOUT, INT-, INTOUT, BFB+, BFB-, FB+, FB-, DIFOUT GND.-0.3V (VDD 0.3V) PVDD1, PVDD2 .-0.3V +0.3V PVDD1, PVDD2 GND.-0.3V (VDD 0.3V) PGND1, PGND2 .-0.3V +0.3V COMP, REF, ITEC, INTOUT, DIFOUT, BFB-, BFB+, AOUT Short .Indefinite Peak Current (MAX1978) (Note 1).±4.5A Peak Current (MAX1979) (Note 1).+9A Continuous Power Dissipation +70°C) 48-Lead Thin QFN-EP (derate 26.3mW/°C above +70°C) (Note .2.105W Operating Temperature Ranges MAX1978E.-40°C +85°C MAX1979E.-40°C +85°C Maximum Junction Temperature .+150°C Storage Temperature Range .-65°C +150°C Lead Temperature (soldering, 10s) .+300°C Note internal clamp diodes PGND PVDD. Applications that forward bias these diodes should exceed IC's package power dissipation limits. Note Solder underside metal slug board ground plane. Stresses beyond those listed under "Absolute Maximum Ratings" cause permanent damage device. These stress ratings only, functional operation device these other conditions beyond those indicated operational sections specifications implied. Exposure absolute maximum rating conditions extended periods affect device reliability. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (VDD PVDD1 PVDD2 SHDN FREQ GND, CTLI MAXV MAXIP MAXIN REF, +85°C, unless otherwise noted. Typical values +25°C.) PARAMETER Input Supply Range SYMBOL ITEC ±3A, VOUT VOS1 VOS2 (MAX1978) ITEC VOUT VOS1 (MAX1979) ITEC ±3A, VOUT VOS1 VOS2 (MAX1978) ITEC VOUT VOS1 (MAX1979) Maximum Current Reference Voltage Reference Load Regulation ITEC(MAX) VREF VREF MAX1978 MAX1979 5.5V, IREF 150µA 5.5V, IREF +10µA -1mA VOS1 Current-Sense Threshold VOS1 NFET On-Resistance PFET On-Resistance NFET Leakage RDS(ON-N) RDS(ON-P) ILEAK(N) 0.5A 0.5A 0.5A 0.5A +25°C +85°C VMAXI_ VREF VMAXI_ VREF/3 VMAXI_ VREF VMAXI_ VREF/3 1.485 1.500 0.04 0.06 0.06 0.09 0.02 -2.3 CONDITIONS -4.3 +4.3 +2.3 1.515 0.07 0.08 0.10 0.12 UNITS Output Voltage Range VOUT Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued) (VDD PVDD1 PVDD2 SHDN FREQ GND, CTLI MAXV MAXIP MAXIN REF, +85°C, unless otherwise noted. Typical values +25°C.) PARAMETER PFET Leakage No-Load Supply Current Shutdown Supply Current Thermal Shutdown UVLO Threshold Switching Frequency Internal Oscillator OS1, OS2, Input Current SHDN, FREQ Input Current SHDN, FREQ Input Voltage SHDN, FREQ Input High Voltage SYMBOL ILEAK(P) IDD(NO LOAD) MAX1978/MAX1979 CONDITIONS +25°C +85°C 3.3V SHDN GND, (Note rising falling FREQ FREQ=VDD 5.5V 5.5V VMAXV VREF 0.67, VOS1 VOS2 ±4V, VMAXV VREF 0.33, VOS1 VOS2 ±2V, 0.02 2.75 1200 +100 0.25 UNITS IDD-SD TSHUTDOWN Hysteresis 15°C VUVLO fSW-INT IOS1, IOS2, ISHDN, IFREQ 2.25 -100 1000 0.75 -0.1 -0.1 MAXV Threshold Accuracy +0.1 10.5 +0.1 +200 µV/°C MAXV, MAXIP, MAXIN Input Bias Current CTLI Gain CTLI Input Resistance Error Transconductance ITEC Accuracy ITEC Load Regulation Instrumentation Input Bias Current Instrumentation Offset Voltage Instrumentation OffsetVoltage Drift with Temperature Instrumentation Preset Gain IMAXV-BIAS, VMAXV VMAXI_ 0.1V 1.5V IMAXI_-BIAS ACTLI RCTLI VOS1 +100mV -100mV VITEC IDIF-BIAS VDIF-OS 5.5V 5.5V ADIF RLOAD VOS1 +100mV -100mV, IITEC ±10µA VCTLI 0.5V 2.5V (Note terminated -200 Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules MAX1978/MAX1979 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued) (VDD PVDD1 PVDD2 SHDN FREQ GND, CTLI MAXV MAXIP MAXIN REF, +85°C, unless otherwise noted. Typical values +25°C.) PARAMETER Integrator Open-Loop Gain Integrator CMRR Integrator Input Bias Current Integrator Voltage Offset Integrator Gain Bandwidth Undedicated Chopper Open-Loop Gain Undedicated Chopper CMRR Undedicated Chopper Input Bias Current Undedicated Chopper Offset Voltage Undedicated Chopper Gain Bandwidth Undedicated Chopper Output Ripple BFB_ Buffer Error Leakage Current Output Voltage Trip Threshold Trip Threshold ILEAK SYMBOL AOL-INT CMRRINT IINT-BIAS VINT-OS GBWINT AOL-AIN CMRRAIN IAIN-BIAS VAIN-OS GBWAIN VRIPPLE CLOAD 100pF 5.5V Sinking (see Typical Application Circuit) (see Typical Application Circuit) -200 5.5V 5.5V -200 RLOAD 5.5V 5.5V +0.1 +200 +200 CONDITIONS RLOAD UNITS Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (VDD PVDD1 PVDD2 SHDN FREQ GND, CTLI MAXV MAXIP MAXIN REF, -40°C +85°C, unless otherwise noted.) (Note PARAMETER Input Supply Range SYMBOL ITEC ±3A, VOUT VOS1 -VOS2 (MAX1978) ITEC VOUT VOS1 (MAX1979) ITEC ±3A, VOUT VOS1 VOS2 (MAX1978) ITEC VOUT VOS1 (MAX1979) Maximum Current Reference Voltage Reference Load Regulation ITEC(MAX) VREF VREF MAX1978 MAX1979 5.5V, IREF 150µA 5.5V, IREF 10µA -1mA VOS1 Current-Sense Threshold VOS1 No-Load Supply Current Shutdown Supply Current UVLO Threshold Switching Frequency Internal Oscillator OS1, OS2, Input Current SHDN, FREQ Input Current SHDN, FREQ Input Voltage SHDN, FREQ Input High Voltage IDD(NO LOAD) MAX1978/MAX1979 CONDITIONS -4.3 +4.3 UNITS Output Voltage Range VOUT -2.3 +2.3 1.475 1.515 VMAXI_ VREF VMAXI_ VREF/3 VMAXI_ VREF VMAXI_ VREF/3 3.3V SHDN GND, (Note rising falling FREQ FREQ 2.25 -100 IDD-SD VUVLO fSW-INT 2.75 1200 +100 0.25 IOS1, IOS2, SHDN, FREQ 5.5V 5.5V 0.75 Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules MAX1978/MAX1979 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued) (VDD PVDD1 PVDD2 SHDN FREQ GND, CTLI MAXV MAXIP MAXIN REF, -40°C +85°C, unless otherwise noted.) (Note PARAMETER SYMBOL CONDITIONS VMAXV VREF 0.67, VOS1 VOS2 ±4V, VMAXV VREF 0.33, VOS1 VOS2 ±2V, MAXV, MAXIP, MAXIN Input Bias Current CTLI Gain CTLI Input Resistance Error Transconductance ITEC Accuracy ITEC Load Regulation Instrumentation Input Bias Current Instrumentation Offset Voltage Instrumentation Preset Gain Integrator Input Bias Current Integrator Voltage Offset Undedicated Chopper Input Bias Current Undedicated Chopper Offset Voltage BFB_ Buffer Error Leakage Current Output Voltage ILEAK VITEC IDIF-BIAS VDIF-OS ADIF IINT-BIAS VINT-OS IAIN-BIAS VAIN-OS 5.5V RLOAD 5.5V 5.5V 5.5V 5.5V CLOAD 100pF 5.5V Sinking -200 -200 IMAXV-BIAS, VMAXV VMAXI_ 0.1V 1.5V IMAXI_-BIAS ACTLI RCTLI VOS1 +100mV -100mV VOS1 +100mV -100mV, IITEC ±10µA VCTLI 0.5V 2.5V (Note terminated -0.1 -0.125 -200 +0.1 10.5 +0.125 +200 +200 +200 UNITS MAXV Threshold Accuracy Note Includes power leakage. Note CTLI gain defined CTLI (VCTLI -VREF (VOSI -VCS Note Specifications -40°C guaranteed design, production tested. Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules Typical Operating Characteristics (VDD VCTLI VFREQ GND, RTEC circuit Figure +25°C, unless otherwise noted.) EFFICIENCY CURRENT MAX1978 toc01 MAX1978/MAX1979 EFFICIENCY CURRENT 3.3V MAX1978 toc02 OUTPUT-VOLTAGE RIPPLE WAVEFORMS VOS2 100mV/div AC-COUPLED MAX1978 toc03 EFFICIENCY RTEC EFFICIENCY RTEC 0.855 VOS1 100mV/div AC-COUPLED VOS1 VOS1 50mV/div 400ns/div CURRENT CURRENT INPUT SUPPLY RIPPLE MAX1978 toc04 CURRENT CTLI VOLTAGE MAX1978 toc05 ZERO-CROSSING CURRENT VCTLI 200mV/div MAX1978 toc06 1.5V 20mV/div AC-COUPLED VCTLI 1V/div ITEC 2A/div ITEC 500mA/div 200ns/div 20ms/div 1ms/div VITEC CURRENT MAX1978 toc07 CURRENT TEMPERATURE MAX1978 toc08 SWITCHING FREQUENCY TEMPERATURE SWITCHING FREQUENCY (kHz) VCTLI 1.5V RTEC MAX1978 toc09 VITEC 1.010 1.005 ITEC 1.000 0.995 CURRENT 0.990 TEMPERATURE (°C) ITEC RSENSE 0.68 TEMPERATURE (°C) Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules MAX1978/MAX1979 Typical Operating Characteristics (continued) (VDD VCTLI VFREQ GND, RTEC circuit Figure +25°C, unless otherwise noted.) SWITCHING FREQUENCY CHANGE INPUT SUPPLY SWITCHING FREQUENCY CHANGE (kHz) REFERENCE VOLTAGE CHANGE (mV) MAX1978 toc10 REFERENCE VOLTAGE CHANGE INPUT SUPPLY MAX1978 toc11 REFERENCE VOLTAGE CHANGE TEMPERATURE REFERENCE VOLTAGE CHANGE (mV) MAX1978 toc12 -0.5 -1.0 -1.5 -2.0 -2.5 -3.0 TEMPERATURE (°C) REFERENCE LOAD REGULATION MAX1978 toc13 VOLTAGE THERMISTOR TEMPERATURE MAX1978 toc14 STARTUP SHUTDOWN WAVEFORMS VSHDN 5V/div MAX1978 toc15 REFERENCE VOLTAGE CHANGE (mV) VOLTAGE NTC, THERMISTOR CIRCUIT FIGURES -0.2 -0.4 -0.6 -0.8 -1.0 -0.4 -0.2 REFERENCE LOAD CURRENT (mA) SINK SOURCE ITEC 500mA/div 200mA/div 100µs/div THERMISTOR TEMPERATURE (°C) CTLI STEP RESPONSE MAX1978 toc16 INPUT SUPPLY STEP RESPONSE 2V/div MAX1978 toc17 THERMAL STABILITY, COOLING MODE MAX1978 toc18 VCTLI 1V/div 1.5V TEMPERATURE 0.001°C/div ITEC 1A/div ITEC 20mA/div ITEC +25°C +45°C 1ms/div 10ms/div 4s/div Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules Typical Operating Characteristics (continued) (VDD VCTLI VFREQ GND, RTEC circuit Figure +25°C, unless otherwise noted.) THERMAL STABILITY, ROOM TEMPERATURE MAX1978 toc19 MAX1978/MAX1979 THERMAL STABILITY, HEATING MODE MAX1978 toc20 TEMPERATURE ERROR AMBIENT TEMPERATURE MAX1978 toc21 0.03 0.02 TEMPERATURE ERROR (°C) 0.01 -0.01 -0.02 -0.03 TEMPERATURE 0.001°C/div TEMPERATURE 0.001°C/div ITEC +25°C +25°C TTEC +25°C +5°C 4s/div 4s/div AMBIENT TEMPERATURE (°C) Description NAME N.C. PGND2 PVDD2 SHDN FUNCTION Output Sense senses side differential voltage. sense point, power output. Internally Connected Power Ground Internal synchronous rectifier ground connections. Connect PGND pins together power ground plane. Inductor Connection. Connect pins together. Connect when using MAX1979. Power Inputs. Must same voltage VDD. Connect PVDD2 inputs together power plane. Bypass PGND2 with 10µF ceramic capacitor. Shutdown Control Input. Active-low shutdown control. Under-Temperature Alarm. Open-drain output pulls temperature feedback falls 20mV (typically +1.5°C) below set-point voltage. Under-Temperature Alarm. Open-drain output pulls temperature feedback falls 20mV (typically +1.5°C) below set-point voltage. Integrator Inverting Input. Normally connected DIFOUT through thermal-compensation network. Analog Ground. Connect pins analog ground plane. INTOUT Integrator Output. Normally connected CTLI. INTGND DIFOUT Chopper-Stabilized Instrumentation Output. Differential gain (FB+ FB-). FBFB+ BFBBFB+ AIN+ Chopper-Stabilized Instrumentation Inverting Input. Connect thermistor bridge. Chopper-Stabilized Instrumentation Noninverting Input. Connect thermistor bridge. Chopper-Stabilized Buffered Output. Used monitor thermistor bridge voltage. Chopper-Stabilized Buffered Output. Used monitor thermistor bridge voltage. Undedicated Chopper-Stabilized Amplifier Noninverting Input Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules MAX1978/MAX1979 Description (continued) NAME AINAOUT PVDD1 PGND1 FREQ ITEC COMP MAXIP MAXIN MAXV CTLI FUNCTION Undedicated Chopper-Stabilized Amplifier Inverting Input Undedicated Chopper-Stabilized Amplifier Output Power Inputs. Must same voltage VDD. Connect PVDD1 inputs together power plane. Bypass PGND1 with 10µF ceramic capacitor. Inductor Connection. Connect pins together. Connect when using MAX1979. Power Ground Internal synchronous-rectifier ground connections. Connect PGND pins together power ground plane. Switching-Frequency Select. 500kHz, high 1MHz. Current Monitor Output. ITEC output voltage function voltage across currentsense resistor. VITEC 1.50V (VOS1 VCS) Current-Control Loop Compensation. most designs, connect 10nF capacitor from COMP GND. Maximum Positive Current. Connect MAXIP default positive current limit +150mV RSENSE. Maximum Negative Current. Connect MAXIN default negative current limit -150mV RSENSE. Connect MAXIN when using MAX1979. Maximum Bipolar Voltage. Connect external resistive divider from maximum voltage across TEC. maximum voltage VMAXV. Analog Supply Voltage Input. Bypass with 10µF ceramic capacitor. Current-Control Input. Sets differential current into TEC. Center point 1.50V current). Connect INTOUT when using thermal control loop. ITEC (VOS1 VCS) RSENSE (VCTLI 1.50) RSENSE). When (VCLTI VREF) VOS2 VOS1 VCS. 1.5V Reference Voltage Output. Bypass with ceramic capacitor. Current-Sense Input. current through monitored between OS1. maximum current given 150mV RSENSE bipolar MAX1978. MAX1979 current unipolar. Output Sense senses side differential voltage. sense point, power output. Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules Functional Diagram SHDN 1.5V REFERENCE FREQ PVDD1 5.5V MAX1978/MAX1979 MAXV VTEC VMAXV MAXIP ITEC (VMAXIP/ VREF) (0.15V/RSENSE) PGND1 ITEC (VMAXIN/ VREF) (0.15V/RSENSE) CONTROL GATE DRIVE MAXIN RSENSE ITEC CTLI COMP PVDD2 MAX1978 PGND2 BFB- BFB+ INTOUT INTAINAOUT AIN+ DIFOUT Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules MAX1978/MAX1979 Detailed Description Power Stage power stage MAX1978/MAX1979 thermoelectric cooler (TEC) temperature controllers consists switching buck regulators that operate together directly control current. This configuration creates differential voltage across TEC, allowing bidirectional current controlled cooling heating. Controlled cooling heating allow accurate temperature control within tight tolerances laser driver specifications. voltage CTLI directly sets current. internal thermal-control loop drives CTLI regulate temperature. on-chip thermal-control circuitry configured achieve temperature control stability 0.001°C. Figure shows typical thermalcontrol circuit. Ripple Cancellation Switching regulators like those used MAX1978/MAX1979 inherently create ripple voltage each common-mode output. regulators MAX1978 switch phase provide complementary in-phase duty cycles, ripple waveforms differential output greatly reduced. This feature suppresses ripple currents electrical noise prevent interference with laser diode while minimizing output capacitor filter size. 10µF 10µF 10µF 0.01µF COMP SHDN PVDD1 PVDD2 MAXV MAXIN MAXIP 0.068 UNDERTEMP ALARM OVERTEMP ALARM CURRENT MONITOR ITEC MAX1978 BFBAINAOUT AIN+ 4.7µF 80.6k THERMISTOR VOLTAGE MONITOR 69.8k PGND2 PGND1 INTOUT INTFBDIFOUT 100k 100k 10µF 0.47µF THERMAL FEEDBACK 105k CTLI FREQ 0.047µF Figure MAX1978 Typical Application Circuit Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules Switching Frequency FREQ sets switching frequency internal oscillator. oscillator frequency 500kHz when FREQ GND. oscillator frequency 1MHz when FREQ VDD. 1MHz setting allows minimum inductor filter-capacitor values. Efficiency optimized with 500kHz setting. derived from, synchronized switching frequency power stage. MAX1978/MAX1979 Integrator Amplifier on-chip integrator amplifier provided MAX1978/MAX1979. noninverting terminal amplifier connected internally REF. Connect appropriate network resistors capacitors between DIFOUT INT-, connect INTOUT CTLI typical operation. CTLI directly controls current magnitude polarity. thermal-control-loop dynamics integrator input feedback components. Applications Information section details thermal-loop compensation. Voltage Current-Limit Settings MAX1978 MAX1979 provide settings limit maximum differential voltage. Applying voltage MAXV limits maximum voltage across VMAXV). MAX1978 also limits maximum positive negative current. voltages applied MAXIP MAXIN independently maximum positive negative output current limits. MAX1979 controls current only direction, maximum current only with MAXIP. MAXIN must connected when using MAX1979. Current Monitor Output ITEC provides voltage output proportional current, ITEC (see Functional Diagram): VITEC 1.5V (VOS1 VCS) Chopper-Stabilized Instrumentation Amplifier MAX1978 MAX1979 include chopped input instrumentation amplifier with fixed gain external thermal sensor, typically thermistor, connected amp's inputs. other input connected voltage that represents temperature point. This point derived from resistordivider network DAC. included instrumentation amplifier provides offset drift needed prevent temperature set-point drift with ambient temperature changes. Temperature stability 0.001°C achieved over +50°C ambient temperarure range using amplifier Figure DIFOUT instrumentation amplifier output proportional times difference between set-point temperature temperature. This difference commonly referred "error signal". best temperature stability, derive set-point voltage from same reference that drives thermistor (usually MAX1978/MAX1979 output). This called "ratiometric" "bridge" connection. bridge connection optimizes stability eliminating drift error source. Errors nullified because they affect thermistor point equally. instrumentation amplifier utilizes chopped input scheme minimize input offset voltage drift. This generates output ripple DIFOUT that equal chop frequency. DIFOUT peak-to-peak ripple amplitude typically 100mV effect temperature stability. DIFOUT ripple filtered integrator following stage. chopper frequency Over- Under-Temperature Alarms MAX1978/MAX1979 provide open-drain status outputs that alert microcontroller when temperature over under set-point temperature. pull when V(FB1+ FB-) more than 20mV. typical thermistor connection, this translates approximately 1.5°C error. Reference Output MAX1978/MAX1979 include on-chip 1.5V voltage reference accurate over temperature. Bypass with GND. used bias external thermistor temperature sensing shown Figures Note that accuracy does limit temperature stability achievable with MAX1978/MAX1979. This because thermistor set-point bridge legs intended driven ratiometrically same reference source (REF). Variations bridge-drive voltage then cancel generate errors. Consequently, 0.001°C stable temperature control achievable with MAX1978/MAX1979 reference. external source used bias thermistor bridge. best accuracy, common-mode voltage applied should kept between 0.5V however input range extended from 0.2V some shift instrumentation offset (approximately -50µV/V) tolerated. This shift remains constant with temperature does contribute set-point drift. Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules MAX1978/MAX1979 10µF 10µF 10µF 0.01µF COMP SHDN PVDD1 PVDD2 UNDERTEMP ALARM OVERTEMP ALARM CURRENT MONITOR ITEC MAXV MAXIN MAXIP 0.03 MAX1979 BFBAINAOUT 4.7µF 80.6k THERMISTOR VOLTAGE MONITOR 69.8k AIN+ 105k CTLI FREQ PGND2 PGND1 INTOUT INTDIFOUT 100k FBFB+ THERMAL FEEDBACK 100k 10µF 0.47µF 0.047µF Figure MAX1979 Typical Application Circuit Buffered Outputs, BFB+ BFBBFB+ BFB- output buffered version voltage that appears FB-, respectively. buffers typically used conjunction with undedicated chopper amplifier create monitor thermistor voltage/TEC temperature (Figures These buffers unity-gain chopper amplifiers exhibit output ripple. Each output either integrated filtered remove ripple content necessary. tional analog output. thermistor voltage typically connected undedicated chopper amplifier through included buffers BFB+ BFB-. Figure shows configure undedicated amplifier thermistor voltage monitor. output voltage AOUT precisely linear, because thermistor linear. AOUT also chopper stabilized exhibits output ripple either integrated filtered remove ripple content necessary. Undedicated Chopper-Stabilized Amplifier addition chopper amplifiers DIFOUT BFB_, MAX1978/MAX1979 include additional chopper amplifier AOUT. This amplifier uncommitted intended provide temperature-propor14 Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules 69.8k AIN+ AOUT 105k 22µF 100µF ceramic capacitor between power plane power ground. Insufficient supply bypassing result supply bounce degraded accuracy. Compensation Capacitor Include compensation capacitor ensure currentpower control-loop stability. Select capacitor that unity-gain bandwidth current-control loop less than equal resonant frequency output filter: RSENSE CCOMP (RSENSE RTEC where: unity-gain bandwidth frequency loop transconductance, typically 100µA/V CCOMP value compensation capacitor RTEC series resistance RSENSE sense resistor MAX1978/MAX1979 80.6k AIN- MAX1978 MAX1979 BFB10k FBVSETPOINT Setting Voltage Current Limits Figure Thermistor Voltage Monitor Design Procedure Inductor Selection Small surface-mount inductors ideal with MAX1978/MAX1979. Select output inductors that resonant frequency inductance output capacitance less than selected switching frequency. example, 3.0µH have resonance 92kHz, which adequate 500kHz operation. Consider parameters guarantee robust design. These parameters include maximum positive current, maximum negative current, maximum voltage allowed across TEC. These limits should used MAXIP, MAXIN, MAXV voltages. Setting Positive Negative Current MAXIP MAXIN maximum positive negative currents, respectively. default current limit ±150mV RSENSE when MAXIP MAXIN connected REF. maximum limits other than defaults, connect resistor-divider from VMAXI_. resistors 100k range. VMAXI_ related ITEC following equations: VMAXIP (ITECP(MAX) RSENSE) VMAXIN (ITECN(MAX) RSENSE) where ITECP(MAX) maximum positive current ITECN(MAX) maximum negative current. Positive current occurs when less than OS1: ITEC RSENSE when ITEC ITEC RSENSE when ITEC where: resonant frequency output filter. Capacitor Selection Filter Capacitors Decouple each power-supply input (VDD, PVDD1, PVDD2) with 10µF ceramic capacitor close supply pins. long supply lines separate source supply from MAX1978/MAX1979, source supply high output impedance, place additional Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules MAX1978/MAX1979 MAX1979 controls current only direction (unipolar). maximum unipolar current applying voltage MAXIP. Connect MAXIN when using MAX1979. equation setting MAXIP same MAX1978 MAX1979. exceed positive negative current-limit specifications TEC. Refer manufacturer's data sheet these limits. Setting Voltage Apply voltage MAXV control maximum differential voltage. MAXV vary from REF. voltage across four times VMAXV positive negative. FBFBREF CREF MAX1978 MAX1979 VTHERMISTOR VSETPOINT |VOS1 VOS2| VMAXV resistors from 100k form voltagedivider VMAXV. Thermal-Control Loop MAX1978/MAX1979 provide necessary amplifiers needed create thermal-control loop. Typically, chopper-stabilized instrumentation amplifier generates error signal integrator amplifier used create controller. Figure shows example simple implementation. error signal needed control loop generated from difference between point thermistor voltage. desired set-point voltage derived from potentiometer, DAC, other voltage source. Figure details required connections. Connect output controller CTLI. details, Applications Information section. MAX1978 MAX1979 CREF VTHERMISTOR VSETPOINT DIGITAL INPUT Figure Point Derived from Potentiometer Control Inputs/Outputs Current Control voltage CTLI directly sets current. CTLI typically driven from output temperature-control circuit CINTOUT. purposes following equations, assumed that positive current heating. transfer function relating current through (ITEC) VCTLI given ITEC (VCTLI VREF) RSENSE) INT- DIFOUT INTOUT where VREF 1.50V ITEC (VOS1 VCS) RSENSE VCTLI centered around (1.50V). ITEC zero when VCTLI 1.50V. When VCTLI 1.50V, MAX1978 heating. Current flow from OS1. voltages are: VOS2 VOS1 Figure Proportional Integral Derivative Controller when VCTLI 1.50V, current flows from OS2: VOS2 VOS1 Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules Shutdown Control Drive SHDN place MAX1978/MAX1979 power-saving shutdown mode. When MAX1978/ MAX1979 shutdown, (VOS1 VOS2 decay GND) input supply current lowers (typ). ITEC Output ITEC status output that provides voltage proportional actual current. ITEC when current zero. transfer function ITEC output: VITEC 1.50 (VOS1 VCS) ITEC monitor cooling heating current through TEC. maximum capacitance that ITEC drive 100pF. grator capacitor results slow loop-transient response. better approach controller, where additional zeros used cancel integrator poles. Adequate phase margin achieved near frequency TEC's second pole when using controller. following example compensation procedure using controller. Figure details two-pole transfer function typical module. This Bode plot generated with signal analyzer driving CTLI input MAX1978/MAX1979, while plotting thermistor voltage from module. example module, poles 0.02Hz 1Hz. first step compensating control loop involves selecting components highest gain. Film capacitors provide lowest leakage large. Ceramic capacitors good compromise between leakage small size. Tantalum electrolytic capacitors have highest leakage generally suitable this application. integrating capacitor, (Figure first zero (fz1). specific application dictates where first zero should set. Choosing very frequency results very large value capacitor. first zero frequency more than times frequency lowest pole. Setting frequency more than times lowest pole results phase falling below -135° cause instability system. this example, 10µF. Resistor then sets zero 0.16Hz using following equation: MAX1978/MAX1979 Applications Information MAX1978/MAX1979 drive thermoelectric cooler inside thermal-control loop. drive polarity power regulated maintain stable control temperature based temperature information read from thermistor, from other temperature-measuring devices. Carefully selected external components achieve 0.001°C temperature stability. MAX1978/ MAX1979 provide precision amplifiers integrator amplifier implement thermal-control loop (Figures Connecting Compensating Thermal-Control Loop Typically, thermal loop consists error amplifier proportional integral derivative controller (PID) (Figure thermal response module must understood before compensating thermal loop. particular, TECs generally have stronger heating capacity than cooling capacity because effects waste heat. Consider this point when analyzing response. Analysis using signal analyzer ease compensation calculations. Most TECs crudely modeled two-pole system. second pole potentially creates oscillatory condition because associated 180° phase shift. dominant pole compensation scheme practical because crossover frequency (the point Bode plot where gain zero must below TEC's first pole, often 0.02Hz. This requires excessively large inte- This yields value 99.47k. example, 100k. Next, adjust gain crossover frequency maximum phase margin near TEC's second pole. From Figure bode plot, approximately 30dB gain needed move crossover point 1.5Hz. error amplifier provides fixed gain approximately 34dB. Therefore, integrator needs provide -4dB gain 1.5Hz. gain crossover frequency. Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules where: gain needed move crossover point desired frequency. this case, -4dB 0.6. desired crossover frequency, 1.5Hz this example. found 0.58µF; 0.47µF. Next, second pole must cancelled adding zero. Canceling second pole provides maximum phase margin adding positive phase circuit. Setting second zero (fz2) least crossover frequency (1.5Hz/5 0.3Hz), pole (fp1) times crossover frequency higher 1.5Hz 7.5Hz) ensures good phase margin, while allowing variation location TEC's second pole. zero 0.3Hz calculate where second zero. calculated 1.1M; pole added least times crossover frequency terminate zero fz2. Choose 15Hz, find using following equation: MAX1978/MAX1979 Resistor found 22k, final step terminate first zero setting rolloff frequency with second pole, fp2. good choice times fp1. Choose 30Hz, find using following equation: where found 0.05µF, 0.047µF. Figure displays compensated gain phase plots above example. example given good place start when compensating thermal loop. Different modules require individual testing find their optimal compensation scheme. Other compensation schemes used. above procedure should provide good results majority optical modules. Chip Information TRANSISTOR COUNT: 6023 PROCESS: BiCMOS GAIN PHASE 0.001 0.01 -135 -180 PHASE (DEGREES) 0.001 COMPENSATED GAIN PHASE -135 -180 PHASE (DEGREES) GAIN (dB) GAIN (dB) 0.01 FREQUENCY (Hz) FREQUENCY (Hz) Figure Bode Plot Generic Module Figure Compensated Thermal-Control Loop Using Module Figure Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules Typical Operating Circuit INPUT 5.5V PVDD- MAX1978/MAX1979 PGND1 OVERTEMP ALARM UNDERTEMP ALARM SHDN BFB- MAX1978 PGND2 ITEC AIN- TEMP MONITOR CURRENT MONITOR AOUT ITEC AIN+ VOLTAGE LIMIT MAXV MAXIP MAXIN FBOPTIONAL HEATING CURRENT LIMIT COOLING CURRENT LIMIT Integrated Temperature Controllers Peltier Modules MAX1978/MAX1979 Package Information (The package drawing(s) this data sheet reflect most current specifications. latest package outline information, www.maxim-ic.com/packages.) .EPS E2/2 (NE-1) D2/2 DETAIL (ND-1) PROPRIETARY INFORMATION TITLE: PACKAGE OUTLINE THIN, 7x7x0.8 DOCUMENT CONTROL REV. APPROVAL 21-0144 COMMON DIMENSIONS EXPOSED VARIATIONS NOTE: T4877-1 CUSTOM PKG. WITH LEADS DEPOPULATED. TOTAL NUMBER LEADS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION TITLE: PACKAGE OUTLINE THIN, 7x7x0.8 DOCUMENT CONTROL REV. APPROVAL 21-0144 Maxim cannot assume responsibility circuitry other than circuitry entirely embodied Maxim product. circuit patent licenses implied. Maxim reserves right change circuitry specifications without notice time. _Maxim Integrated Products, Gabriel Drive, Sunnyvale, 94086 408-737-7600 2002 Maxim Integrated Products Printed registered trademark Maxim Integrated Products. 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