Es EAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR m RC4195 Fixed +15V Dual Tracking Voltage Regulator www fairchildsemi.com Features + £15V operational amplifier power at reduced cost and + Output currents to 100 mA component density ‘+ May be used as single output regulator with up to +50V) + Thermal shutdown at Tj = +175°C in addition to short output circuit protection + Available in TO-66, 70-99 and 8 lead mini-DIP Description Block Diagram ‘The RM/RCAH195 isa dual polarity tacking regulator esigned to provide balanced positive and negative 1SV ‘195 ‘output voltages at currents up to 100mA. This device is esigned for local “on-can” regulation, eliminating distribu tion problems associated with single point regulation, comps Ws The regulator is intended for ease of application. Only wo external components are required for operation (two 10 WF bypass capacitor). 1 tsvour ew ‘The device i available in four package types to accom 700 date various applications requiring economy, igh power, dissipation, and reduce component density ae comp | ay 15% ve} }— -15Vour Pin Assignments “Vs (Caso) Vs, Ne: Ne comps [i] Ns Com 8¥ouT oxo fF] paca ox ba com [e] ea oo or vs [£ 18VouTPRODUCT SPECIFICATION Rcat95 Absolute Maximum Ratings (beyond which the device may be damaged)" Operating Conditions are not exceeded Operating Conditions Parameter Min Typ, Max [Units ‘Supply Vortage (2Vs) to Ground 230 Vv Load Current PDIPTO-99 150 mA 0-66 100 mA PoTA < 50°C POP, 468 mW 0-99 658 mW 0-66 2381 mW Janetion Temperature POP 125 °C 0-99 175 °C 0-66 150 °C ‘Storage Temperature “65 150 °C (Operating Temperature (T)) RO4195 0 70 °C AMATO “55 125 °C Lead Soldering Temperature (60 seo) 300 °C For Ta > 50°C Derate at POP 625 WP TO-99 526 WPS 0-66 2381 mWPC. Not 1. Functional operation under any of these conditions is NOT implied. Performance and rliblity are guaranteed only it Parameter min [Typ | Max | Units @iG_| Thermal resistance 10-98 30 ow 10-66 7 cw @ia | Thermal resistance PDIP 160 cw TO-98 190 ow 10-66 @ cwResi9s PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Electrical Characteristics (lL =21mA;Vs = = 20V, CL = 10yF; RM4195: -55°C «Tj = +125°C; RC4195: 0°C = Tj = +70°C unless otherwise specified)" Parameters Teat Conditions Win | typ | Max_| Units Line Regulation Vs = 218V to 2300 2 20 mv Load Regulation T= mA to 100mA 5 30 mv ‘Ouiput Voltage Drift With 0005 | O01 | «PC Temperature Supply Current Vs = 280V, IL = 0mA 215 | 240 | mA ‘Supply Voltage 28 230 Vv Output Voltage T= 225°C 145 | 160 | 155 Vv ‘Ouiput Voltage Tracking 250 [2300 | mV Ripple Rejection Fa 120 Hz, Ta = +25°C 75 oB Input-Output Voltage Differential | IL = 50 mA 30 v ‘Shor Gircult Current T= 125°C 220 mA ‘Output Noise Voltage T) = +25°C, F = 100H2 to 60 pVAMS 120 KHz Internal Thermal Shutdown 175 °C Note: 1. The specifications above apply forthe given junction temperatures since pulse test conditions are used,PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Rcat95 Typical Performance Characteristics 2 : arab aso i8oro = 2] SSS es =e Pe Pa | AS 28S leomocedae. SS 33 o| 11 ra ve= ev TT 4 H o 46080100 1.(ma) Figure 1. Output Load Regulation ‘AVour = 201 3 T) = ACAI95: 3 ostv Repuaor | 7 Zs Th “ -T, = RIMa195;-56 Bee al 32 oof We ct HY T cr as T) = 425°C] 88 10/4 x § Py 2 FZ rce196: 0% 10 +125%¢ Nogatve Regulator 18 Ey [cawetes ere wrieme TIE a rr Ida) Figure 9. Regulator Dropout Voltage 200 E We oS z ecage I KS E160 Pee Backend E 120 == 3 N 3) frags 2 No Heat Sik 1 q LoL za=aininte Hea Sin i é 0 20 40 60 80 10 12 14 1 Input Output Voltage Differential (V) Figure 5, Maximum Current Capability ROA185: 0S RNA195: 55°C. 3 zs Standby Current (mA) 16 18 20 22 26 26 28 39 a2 Yn) Figure 2. Standby Current Drain as 1000 _ 20 coo F s E 3's oo g gto oo § os 200 8 ° Gee ors 50250 sa aa) 975 100108 Tee) Figure 4. Power Dissipation ° 10 g aol s = om = of g Negative Regulater 3 «0 3 is I aS Postive Regu gD £20 = 20 100 3 ‘100 0K ~—“Y0K~—«T00K ~~ F (Hz) Figure 6. Ripple RejectionResi9s PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Typical Applications “ev w s20v 15V at 100A, o——|vs “Your -— tour 18V i 20v 4108 = ov “ -15Vat 100 mA eno “Your ——9 fl tour Figure 7. Balanced Output (Vour = =15V) Vour= s50V at 100 mA 180 1 60¥ ae ‘Oo ]+¥5 415 Bal Vs our cl ono + ai 8K Vour=+18v (1+ £2) Rt Vour «+e <60¥ Re a conor Figure 8, Positive Single Supply (+18V < Vour < +50V) 24905 or Equi “Fso Nour = #18 “7 +s a Vs. “Vs Nour Moun =-15¥ Comp Toe oo 2N2207 or Equiv. | _J0.1 nF 4T \ Load Regulation 1OmA@ 254 “Rec ENO oF Equi op “ROO Tae owe Figure 9, High Output CurrentPRODUCT SPECIFICATION RCsI95 Brownout Protection ‘The RC4195 is one of the most easly applied and trouble- free monolithic ICs available. When used within the data sheet raings (package power dissipation, maximum output ‘current, minimum and maximum input voltages) it provides the most cost-effective source of regulated #15V for power- ing linear ICs, Sometimes occasions arise in which tbe RC4195 ratings must be exceeded. One example is the "brownovt", During @ brownout, line voltages may be reduced to as low as 75 ‘VRMSs, causing tbe input voltage to the RC4195 to drop. ‘below the minimum dropout voltage. When this happens, tbe negative output voltage can go to positive. The maximum amount of current available is approximately 5 mA. In general this is not enough current to damage most ICs which the RC4195 might be supplying, but itis a potentially ‘destructive condition, Fortunately, itis easy to protect against. As shown in the typical application cieuit, a diode, can be connected to the negative output 1 a small signal silicon diode is used, it will clamp the nega- tive output voltage at about +0.55V. A Sehottky barrier or ‘germanium devige would elamp the voltage at about 40.3. Another cure which will keep the negative output negative all times is the | m®@ resistor connected between the +15V ‘output and the Comp- terminal. this resistor will then sup- ply drive to the negative output transistor, easing it satu rate to-1V during the brownout, Heatsinking When operating these devices near their extremes of load ‘current, ambient temperature and input-outpot differential, ‘consideration of package dissipation becomes important 10 Balancod Output (Vour = 215V) avoid thermal shutdown at 175°C, The RCSI9S has this fea- ture to prevent damage tothe device. It typically starts affect- ‘ng load regulation approximately 2°C below 175°C. To avoid shuldown, some form of heatsinking should be used or ‘one ofthe above operating conditions would need to be erated." ‘The following isthe basic equation for junction temperature: = T+ PDP 9 Equation 1 where ‘Ty = junction temperature (°C) ‘Ta = ambient air temperature (°C) Pr = power dissipated by device (W) 63.4 = thermal resistance from junetion to ambient ait ccm) ‘The power dissipated by the voltage regulator can be detailed as follows: Py = (iy Your) *lo+ Vin lg Equation 2 where VIN = input voltage our = regulated output voltage Jo = load eurent 1Q= quiescent current drain ma OV Tos -H15V at 100 mA TON yg OPP our tone 4195 ul 16VTo.0¥ . 15V at 100 mA sang Nour I Th ¥ Figure 10. Typleal Application Cireult “In allowing for process deviations, the user should work with a maximum allowable function temperature of 150°C. ““The current drain wil increase by 50WA'VOUT on postive side and 10QuA/VouT on negative side 6Resi9s PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Let's look at an application where a user is trying to deter ‘mine whether the RC4195 ina high temperature environ- ‘ment will need a heatsink. Given: ‘Tyatthermal shutdown = 150°C Ta = 25°C 61.4 =41.6°CW, K (TO-66) pkg. Vin=40v Vour=30v Ig= 1 mA +75 pAVoUT x 30V =3.25 ma** Vin ~Vour) lot Viv lg Solve fr 1, TT Ynel 10° Bain Voor) Win Vous) ty = 150°C= 125°C _ 403.25 10° 1o = a1 6°CW x 10. 10 = 60 mA —13 mA ~47 mA If this supply current does not provide atleast « 10% margin under worst case load conditions, neatsinking should be ‘employed. I reliability is of prime importance, the multiple regulator approach should be considered, In Equation 1, 8).4 can be broken into the following compo- nents: 01.4 = 010+ 00-8 +05. where 61.€ = junetion-to-case thermal resistance 6¢-$ = case-to-heatsink thermal resistance 05.4 = heatsink-to-ambient thermal resistance In the above example, let's say thatthe user’s load current is 200 mA and he wants to calculate the combined @¢-$ and, 85.4 he needs: Given: 10 = 200 ma, TT ee ee Win Vout) *To + Vin Tq . src 125°C TOV % 200mA +40 3.25 x 10° = 1L7SCAW Given 8}.¢ =7.15°C/W forthe 4194 in the K package, 6c-8+ 05.05 11.7S°CW~7.15°CTW =46C1W ‘When using heatsink compound with a metal-to-metal interface, atypical OC-$ = 0.5°C/W for the K package. ‘The remaining 05.4 of approximately 4°C/W is a large enough thermal resistance to e easily provided by a number ‘of beatsinks currently available, Table 1 isa brief selection ‘guide to heatsink manufacturersPRODUCT SPECIFICATION Rcat95 Table 1. Commercial Heatsink Selection Guide No atlempt has been made to provide a complete list ofall heatsink manufacturers. This list is only representative. Os-a° CCW) ‘Manufacturer/Series or Part Number 70-66 Package 031-10 Thermalloy — 6447, 6443, 6450, 6470, 6560, 6590, 6660, 6690 70-30 Wakefield — 647 Thermalloy — 6123, 6135, 6169, 6306, 6401, 6403, 6421, 6423, 6427, 6442, 6463, 6500 30-50 Wakefield — 627, 623 Thermalloy — 6606, 6129, 6147, 6303, TERC — HP. Staver —V3-3-2 50-70 Wakefield — 690 Thermalley — 6002, 6003, 6004, 6005, 6052, 6053, 6054, 6176, 6301 TER — LB Staver— V852 70-100 Wakefield — 672 Thermalloy — 600%, 6016, 6051, 6105, 6601 TERC —LA, uP Saver — Vi-3, V1-5, V3.3, V8, V7 700-250 Thermalloy — 6-13, 6074, 6015, 6103, 6104, 6105, 6117 70-09 Package 720-200 Wakefield — 260 Tharmalloy — 1107, 1108 Saver — V3A5 20.0-30.0 Wakefield — 208 Thermalloy — 1116, 1121, 1723, 1180, 1131, 1192, 2227, 3005 TERC — LP. Staver—F55 3.0 —50.0 Wakefield — 207 Thermalloy — 2212, 2215, 225, 2228, 2259, 2263, 2264 Dual Inline Package 20 Thermalloy — 6007 30 Thermalloy — 6010 32 Thermalloy — 6011 34 Thermalloy — 6012 5 TERC— LI 60 Wakefield — 650, 651 Staver Co, Inc.: 41-51 N Saxon Ave., Bay Shore, NY 11706 IERC: 135 W Magnolia Blva., Burbank, CA 91502 ‘Thermalloy: P.O. Box 34829. 2021 W Valley View La., Dallas, TX Waketield Engin Ind: Waketield, MA 01880 * Allvalues are typical as given by manufacturer or as determined from characteristic curves supplied by manufacturer.Resi9s Simplified Schematic Diagram At Ceeound @ PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Ns @ compe onwr sv © Output com Q a a ‘o19 Dt ap a>}__} “Pin numbers are for &-pin packages.PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Rcat95 Mechanical Dimensions 8-Lead Plastic DIP Package ay Inches Millimetors fe ae symbol oT aan] ae tes 4. Dimensioning and olerancing per ANSI Y14.5M-1982, 2. "Drand “Edo rancid mashing. Mod ash oF prouions x 210 535 shalt exceed 010 cn mm) a pos a 4. Terminal numbers are for rfrono ony. ne |is_[ as [eee [as 4. dimencion coos nt ince slr nih ticks, B O14 022 6 56 5. Symbol *N*is the maximum number of terminals. ero om aa [ae ome ots 0 as a [ae [ ato [ae Prose [2 a a a ee e:| a0 a0 Pao brn | 2 . 100se_—| 253880 8 = 1032 t Tc a w 7 Hi . een Ad t & a) GY oe e os a4 Top fo Ya © ts Bie] jefe F -— 8—} 10Resi9s PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Mechanical Dimensions (continued) 8-Lead Metal Can IC Header Package 00 ——+| Inches Milimetors symbol Notes 001 twin. | ex [win | max a 765 _|105 | 419 [470 7 ab oe | oo | av | ae | 15 us [po a abi_| ow [oa | «1 | so | 15 i Lt 30 | ~395[ “ars ast] 952 TSA edi | —305_[ a5 | 775_|_ost T t aoe | 110 [100 | 279 | 406 e e 200856 5.08386, Ns ei 100 BSC 25ABSG, L —thaHHE- F = [ow [= J 102 i oa [ om | 09 | as BASE and i oe [os | 69 [ta | 2 SEATING L s00_|_750_| 7270 | 1905 [7 PLANE“ aercnence LL 050 i274 PLANE iz zo | — [ass — [1 oot @ 010 [os | 25 [114 @ a SS SSC Notes: 1. (Aleads) 0b appbies between Lt & L2. ab applies between 28.500 (12 70mm rom te roerence plane. Damoter fs Uncontrolled Lt & boyend 800 (12 70mm) trom tho relerence plano 2, Measured rm the maximum dameter of the product 8, Leads having a masimum ameter 019 (48mm) measured in gauging plane, 064 (17mm) +. 001 (odmm) —000 (0mm) Blow te oference plane ofthe product shall bo within (007 (18mm) of tei te postion eave to-a maximum with iab 4. The product may be measured by direct methods or by gauge. 5, Alleads~ increase maximum it by 003 (8mm) when lead finish is applied nPRODUCT SPECIFICATION cates Mechanical Dimensions (continued) 9-Lead Metal Can IC Header Package Joo Tnehes symbol Notes sore win. | wax x 250 t ob | 028 re h e 150 | q Een L L 300 op 1 4 58 7 a 2 = s ea Notes: op 1, Ailleade—inerease masimum init by 009 (08mm) when toad righ is applied, 2PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Rcat95 Ordering Information Product Number | Temperature Range | Screening Package RGsT9SN O10 470°C Commercial | __8Pin Plastic DIP ROAST O10 470°C Commercial | @ Pin TO-99 Metal Gan ROsI95K Oto 470°C Commercial | 9 Pin TO-66 Metal Can RMaT95T "55610 +725°C | Commercial | 8 Pin TO-99 Metal Gan RMATSST8aIB “SEC 10 125°C Miltary | &Pin 70-89 Metal Gan RMATESK 55°C 10 41256 | Commercial | 9 Pin 10-66 Metal Can Note: 1. R898 suffix denotes MIL-STD-889, Par. 1.2.1 compliant device. 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