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Analog Devices Linear Technology LTM4676 User manual

Migration Guide
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Information furnished by Linear Technology Corporation is believed to be accurate and reliable.
However, no responsibility is assumed for its use. Linear Technology Corporation makes no representa-
tion that the interconnection of its circuits as described herein will not infringe on existing patent rights.
LTM4676 to LTM4676A
L, LT, LTC, LTM, Linear Technology, Burst Mode, PolyPhase and the Linear logo are registered trademarks and LTpowerPlay is a trademark of Analog Devices, Inc. All other trademarks are the
property of their respective owners.
IntroductIon
Feature comparIson
pIn conFIguratIon
The LT M
®
4676A is a pin-compatible upgrade to the
LTM4676. Key benefits of the LTM4676A over the
LTM4676 include:
n Faster Power-Up
n Reduced PWM Minimum On-Time
n Faster ADC Telemetry Update
n Support of I2C PMBus Thresholds Compatible with
Bus Power Supplies as low as 1.8V
n Improved Internal EEPROM Robustness
n Wider Output Voltage Range
n More Accurate Output Setpoint Voltage
LTM4676 LTM4676A
MFR_ADC_CONTROL for Fast ADC Sampling of a Parameter ✓
PMBus Version 1.1 1.2
Alert Masking (a Part of 1.2 PMBus Compliant) ✓
Shared Differential Sense Amp ✓
Improved SYNC Circuit if Input Clock is Lost ✓
Improved Fault Log Recording, EEPROM Robustness ✓
Uppermost Three Bits of the Module’s PMBus Address are User-Configurable ✓
Supports PWM Burst Mode
®
Operation ✓
All pins of the LTM4676A are fully compatible with the
LTM4676. In most cases, the LTM4676A will work as a
drop in replacement for the LTM4676.
nPolyPhase
®
applications can use the differential sense
amplifier of channel 0 for improved current sharing
n
PolyPhase applications can clock at the desired fre-
quency even if the SYNC pin is not clocking.
This guide describes the differences and explains the con-
figuration file changes needed when migrating a design
from the LTM4676 to the LTM4676A.
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Table 1 of the LTM4676A data sheet identifies PMBus commands of the LTM4676A that are new or have changed from
the LTM4676. An automatic conversion utility is provided in LTpowerPlay™to simplify the transition from an LTM4676
configuration file to a functionally equivalent LTM4676A configuration file.
If you have an existing LTM4676 project file (.proj file), the simplest way to convert a LTM4676 configuration into a
LTM4676A configuration is to use the built-in project file migration tool in LTpowerPlay. Follow this simple procedure
to convert your project file:
•Launch LTpowerPlay
•Select “File > Open…” on the menu and browse to the project file containing one or more LTM4676 devices
•Select “Utilities > Project File Migration > Convert All LTM4676 to LTM4676A” on the menu
After running the migration tool, all LTM4676 devices in your project file will be replaced with LTM4676A devices with
equivalent configurations. For complete detail on how LTpowerPlay performs the migration at the register level, consult
the “Writable Commands” section.
Read-Only Commands
The following read-only commands return different values on the LTM4676 and LTM4676A. No configuration file changes
are required, but if your software or firmware reads these registers and expects certain values, note that they have changed.
conFIguratIon FIle
electrIcal characterIstIcs
The electrical characteristics of the LTM4676A are the same as the LTM4676 with the following exceptions:
LTM4676
(Obsolete)
LTM4676A
Turn-On Start-Up Time (tSTART) TYP 153ms 35ms
Minimum On-Time (tON(MIN)) TYP 90ns 45ns
NVM Enhanced by ECC No Yes
ADC Update Period (tCONVERT-*) TYP
where * = various telemetry parameters
100ms 90ms
VIL Logic Thresholds of the following TYP
Pins: SCL, SDA, RUN0, RUN1, GPIO0, GPIO1
1.4V 0.8V
VIH Logic Thresholds of the following TYP
Pins: SCL, SDA, RUN0, RUN1, GPIO0, GPIO1
2.0V 1.35V
Output Voltage Range Ch0: 0.5V to 4.0V
Ch1: 0.5V to 5.4V
Ch0: 0.5V to 5.5V
Ch1: 0.5V to 5.5V
Output Voltage Setpoint Accuracy ±1%, for all VOUT≥0.6V ±0.5%, for all VOUT≥1V
±5mV, for 0.6V≤VOUT<1V
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 LINEAR TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 2017
LT 0817 • PRINTED IN USA
conFIguratIon FIle
LTM4676 LTM4676A
MFR_SPECIAL_ID (0xE7) 0x440X or 0x448X 0x47EX
PMBUS_REVISION (0x98) 0x11 0x22
MFR_MODEL (0x9A) LTM4676 LTM4676A
Writable Commands
A simple procedure exists to migrate an existing LTM4676 configuration for use in a LTM4676A device. The LTpowerPlay
project file migration tool uses this procedure to automatically migrate your project file. The conversion details are
provided below for those writing software/firmware and those wanting complete details on the migration process.
Functions that require attention are listed in the table below, with the LTM4676 register and bit-field location shown
in the second column, and the corresponding LTM4676A register and bit-field locations in the third column with the
recommended action in the fourth column:
LTM4676 LTM4676A PROCEDURE
Mask PLL_UNLOCK MFR_CONFIG_ALL Bit 3 MASK_STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC
Bit 4
Move to new location.
Mask Pull GPIO Low (Paged) MFR_CHAN_CONFIG Bit 1 MASK_STATUS_MFR_SPECIFIC
Bit 0
Move to new location
and disable in old location.
Set Channel 0 VRANGE LO/HI MFR_PWM_CONFIG Bit 6 MFR_PWM_MODE Bit 1 (Page 0) Move to new location.
Set Channel 1 VRANGE LO/HI MFR_PWM_CONFIG Bit 5 MFR_PWM_MODE Bit 1 (Page 1) Move to new location.
Set PWM to CCM (Paged) MFR_PWM_MODE Bit 1 and 0 = 10 MFR_PWM_MODE Bit 0 = 1 Move to new location.
Set PWM to DCM (Paged) MFR_PWM_MODE Bit 1 and 0 = 00
or 01
MFR_PWM_MODE Bit 0 = 0 Move to new location and
Burst Mode operation set to CCM.*
Set SYNC Out to Off
(for PolyPhase Sync Slaves)
FREQUENCY_SWITCH = 00
(External Clock)
MFR_CONFIG_ALL Bit 3 = 0 Change as specified.**
Set Frequency
(for PolyPhase Sync Slaves)
FREQUENCY_SWITCH = 00
(External Clock)
FREQUENCY_SWITCH = Frequency
of Rail Master
Change as specified.**
Disable CML Quick Read Quick Read Always Disabled MFR_CONFIG_ALL Bit 5 = 1 Set to 1/disabled for
backward compatibility.
Enable 32ms Timeout 32ms Timeout Always Enabled MFR_CONFIG_ALL Bit 3 = 0 Set to 0/enabled for
backward compatibility.
Enable Channel 0 EA for Channel 1
PWM Control
Not Available MFR_PWM_CONFG Bit 7 = 1 Set to 0/disabled. User must
change manually if desired.***
PGOOD Thresholds Used for ADC PGOOD Uses OV/UV Thresholds. PGOOD thresholds
not used in LTM4676A.
MFR_CHANNEL ADDRESS Used to Communicate Directly
with a Paged Command
Not Available, Use PAGE_PLUS if
Atomic Commands Required
MFR_CHANNEL_ADDRESS is not
used in the LTM4676A.
*The LTM4676 in burst mode, MFR_PWM_MODE bits 1 and 0 set to 01, cannot be supported in the LTM4676A. The closest option is DCM or MFR_
PWM_MODE bit 0 set to 0.
** If and only if the project file has PolyPhase rails, LTpowerPlay infers frequency master of each rail as the module whose FREQUENCY_SWITCH is
programmed as non-zero. During migration, LTpowerPlay will set all slave module FREQUENCY_SWITCH registers to match the master module. In
addition, the SYNC output will only be enabled on the master channel. For all non-PolyPhase rails or systems where LTpowerPlay cannot determine
which module is the frequency master (for instance, all FREQUENCY_SWITCH registers programmed to zero), the frequency commands will remain
unchanged after the migration process.
*** This bit allows the differential sense amplifier from channel 0 to be the input to the channel 1 error amplifier. This bit may only be set if both channel 0
and channel 1 are part of the same PolyPhase rail and COMP0a and COMP1a are electrically connected together. Because this bit may cause application
problems if incorrectly set, it will be set to zero when projects are migrated. The LTM4676 does not support this command so no change in operation
will occur.

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