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AN4123 Application note STEVAL-ISV015V1 up to 2.5 W solar USB charger By Domenico Ragonese Introduction The STEVAL-ISV015V1 is a demonstration board mounting the SPV1040 device (solar energy harvester) as input stage and the LD39050PUR device (low noise and low quiescent current voltage regulator) as output stage. It targets any portable application powered by USB supply and merges the capability of the SPV1040 device to maximize the power extraction from solar modules with the high precision voltage regulation of the LD39050 device. It is shown in Figure 1. Figure 1. STEVAL-ISV015V1 demonstration board The board has been designed to harvest power from PV panels and to supply loads requiring up to 2.5 W (5 V, 500 mA) through a mini-USB (B type) connector. Between the two stages, a 440 mF super capacitor stores the harvested energy even when load is not connected or, if connected, it needs less power than that available from the source. The application components at the input stage have been selected to optimize the energy harvesting from polycrystalline PV panels composed of 2, 3 and 4 PV cells in series and able to supply up to 900 mA. The trimmer VR3 is connected between the PV panel and the MPP-SET pin of the SPV1040 device and allows the maximum power extraction from the selected PV panel to be fine tuned. Setting the VR3 = 1 kΩ is recommended to cover most application cases. So, other PV panels can also be used but it may be necessary to replace some of the application components in order to make the system work in the most efficient way. The PV panel and main application components can be replaced, but the following guidelines must be carefully considered: • The PV panel can be selected as long as VOC < 5.5 V and ISC < 1.65 A • The inductor L1 can be replaced by considering that it affects the maximum peak current and that an input overcurrent limit (1.65 A) does not have to be triggered • The maximum output current can be limited by inserting the current sensing resistor RS1 (0 Ω by default) For further details on component selection, please refer to Section 6 “External component selection” of the AN3319 application note. For details on the SPV1040 device and the LD39050 device features, please refer to the related datasheets. March 2013 DocID023264 Rev 2 1/17 www.st.com Contents AN4123 Contents 1 SPV1040 operating description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2 LD39050 operating description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 3 Reference design description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 4 Schematic and bill of material . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 5 Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 5.1 6 2/17 PCB silkscreen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Revision history . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 DocID023264 Rev 2 AN4123 1 SPV1040 operating description SPV1040 operating description The SPV1040 device is a high efficiency, low power and low voltage DC-DC converter that provides a single output voltage up to 5.2 V. The combination of the SPV1040 device and the LD39050 device provides an optimal solution to supply devices requiring a regulated voltage. The SPV1040 device is a 100 kHz fixed frequency PWM step-up converter able to maximize the energy harvested by few solar cells thanks to the embedded MPPT algorithm which maximizes the power generated from the panel by continuously tracking its output voltage and current. The converter guarantees the overall application safety and its own safety by stopping the PWM switching in the case of overvoltage, overcurrent or overtemperature condition. The IC integrates a 120 mΩ N-channel MOSFET power switch and a 140 mΩ Pchannel MOSFET synchronous rectifier. Figure 2. Typical application circuit / 939 5 &,1 /[ ;6+87 , &75/B3/86 *1' , &75/B0,186 033 6(7 033 &,1VQV 9%$77 56 9287 5) &) 5) 5 &287 9&75/ &287VQV ' 287 5 $0Y The SPV1040 device acts as an impedance adapter between the PV module and the output load. In fact, the equivalent circuit can be shown as in Figure 3. Figure 3. SPV1040 equivalent circuit DocID023264 Rev 2 3/17 SPV1040 operating description AN4123 The MPPT algorithm sets up the DC working point properly by guaranteeing ZIN = ZM (assuming ZM the impedance of the supply source). In this way, the power extracted from the supply source (PIN = VIN x IIN) is maximum (PM = VM x IM). The voltage current curve shows all the available working points of the PV panel at a given solar irradiation. The voltage power curve is derived from the voltage current curve by plotting the product V x I for each voltage generated. For further details on the MPPT algorithm, please refer to the SPV1040 device datasheet. Figure 4. MPPT working principle 30$; & XUUHQ W Ć>$@ 3 RZHU >:@ ,03  903 9ROWDJHĆ>9@ 92& $0Y Figure 5. SPV1040 internal block diagram V OUT Lx START SIGNAL ANALOG BLOCK VREF ZERO CROSSING DETECTOR + ICTRL_PLUS OVERTEMPERATURE REVERSE POLARITY MPP BLOCK BURST MODE I CTRL_MINUS PWM CLOCK MPP-SET + DRIVERS CONTROL OVERCURRENT CLOCK XSHUT Burst Ref. VMPP-REF DIGITAL CORE DAC CODE GND IOUT Reg. VIN Reg. VOUT Reg. + VMPP-REF - MPP-SET V CTRL + - VREF AM11736v2 4/17 DocID023264 Rev 2 AN4123 SPV1040 operating description The duty cycle set by the MPPT algorithm can be overwritten if one of the following conditions is triggered: • Input overcurrent protection (OVC): inductor peak current ≥ 1.65 A • Overtemperature protection (OVT): internal temperature ≥ 155 °C • Output voltage regulation: VCTRL triggers the 1.25 V internal reference • Output current limitation: RS1 x (ICTRL_PLUS - ICTRL_MINUS) ≥ 50 mV • MPP-SET voltage VMPP-SET ≤ 300 mV at the startup and VMPP-SET ≤ 450 mV in running mode. Application components must be carefully selected to avoid any undesired triggering of the above thresholds. DocID023264 Rev 2 5/17 LD39050 operating description 2 AN4123 LD39050 operating description The LD39050 device is an ultra low dropout linear regulator with low quiescent current and low noise features that make it suitable for low power battery powered applications. It provides up to 500 mA with a low 200 mV dropout. The input voltage range is from 1.5 V up to 5.5 V. For this application the device is used in its adjustable output version, with a reference voltage of 0.8 V. The regulator is equipped with internal protection circuitry, such as short-circuit current limiting and thermal protection. The power supply rejection is 65 dB at low frequencies and starts to roll off at 10 kHz. An Enable logic control function puts the LD39050 device in shutdown mode allowing a total current consumption lower than 1 μA. An internal thermal feedback loop disables the output voltage if the die temperature rises to approximately 160 °C. This feature protects the device from excessive temperature and allows the user to push the limits of the power handling capability of a given circuit board without risk of damaging the device. Figure 6. LD39050 basic application schematic  9,1  9,1 3* /'38 (1 9287   2))Ć21 9287 5 &,1 *1'  $'-  &287 5 $0 6/17 DocID023264 Rev 2 AN4123 3 Reference design description Reference design description The setup environment used for the measurement campaign is shown in Figure 7. Figure 7. Supply and load connections An electric “solar array simulator” (SAS, SAS-FL05/01 from CBL Electronics) has been used to simulate polycrystalline PV modules with 2, 3 and 4 PV cells in series and with different sizes to supply currents from 100 mA up to 900 mA (by 100 mA steps). Figure 8 to Figure 13 show the I-V and P-V curves generated by the SAS, obtained using a PV module analyzer ISM490 from ISOTECH (only 100 mA and 900 mA cases are reported). Figure 8. 2 cells in series, 100 mA Figure 9. 3 cells in series, 100 mA Figure 10. 4 cells in series, 100 mA Figure 11. 2 cells in series, 900 mA DocID023264 Rev 2 7/17 Reference design description AN4123 Figure 12. 3 cells in series, 900 mA Figure 13. 4 cells in series, 900 mA Figure 14 shows the system efficiency (POUT/PIN) when the load is an active load configured in “constant voltage mode” set to 5 V: Figure 14. System efficiency   3287 3,1Ć>@    ĆFHOOV   ĆFHOOV  ĆFHOOV             ,QSXWĆFXUUHQWĆ>$@ $0 The power supplied by the PV panel depends on the actual irradiation, so that if the load should require more power than available, the output voltage (5 V) is sustained by the supercapacitor according to the amount of charge previously stored. When charge is no longer available in the supercapacitor, the output voltage drops. 8/17 DocID023264 Rev 2 AN4123 Reference design description Figure 15 shows the maximum available output current versus the input current when PV module with 2, 3 or 4 cells in series is used. Figure 15. IOUT vs. IIN  0D[Ć,287Ć>P$@Ć     ĆFHOOV   ĆFHOOV  ĆFHOOV             ,QSXWĆFXUUHQWĆ>$@ $0 Obviously, in case of low irradiation or lower maximum power extractable from the panel, the maximum output current drawn by the load must be properly reduced in order to avoid any undesired output voltage drop. Figure 16 to Figure 18 show the same data but highlighting the maximum output current versus the input power provided by the PV panel. Figure 16. Max. IOUT vs. PIN (2 cells in series)   0D[Ć,287 Ć>P$@     ĆFHOOVĆLQĆVHULHV           3,1Ć>P:@ $0 DocID023264 Rev 2 9/17 Reference design description AN4123 Figure 17. Max. IOUT vs. PIN (3 cells in series)   0D[Ć,287Ć>P$@        ĆFHOOVĆLQĆVHULHV             3,1Ć>P:@ $0 Figure 18. Max. IOUT vs. PIN (4 cells in series)  0D[Ć,287Ć>P$@     ĆFHOOVĆLQĆVHULHV          3,1Ć>P:@ $0 10/17 DocID023264 Rev 2 Schematic and bill of material AN4123 4 The schematic, bill of material and Gerber files can be downloaded at: http://ims.st.com/referencedesign/photovoltaic.php Figure 19. Schematic DocID023264 Rev 2 Schematic and bill of material 11/17 Table 1. Bill of material Item Qty. Reference Part / value Tolerance (%) Voltage current WATT Technology information Package Manufacturer Manufacturer code TH-5 mm PHOENIX CONTACT 1935161 DocID023264 Rev 2 1 1 J1 2-pin screw connector 2 1 CIN1 47 μF 6.3 V 0805 KEMET C0805C476M9PAC7800 3 1 C2 1 nF 50 V 0805 KEMET C0805C102K5RAC 4 1 C4 10 nF 50 V 0805 KEMET C0805C103K5RAC 5 1 COUT1 10 μF 16 V 0805 KEMET C0805C106K4PAC7800 6 1 VR3 (0-1 kΩ) 63M VISHAY 63M-102 7 0 R4 DNM 7 1 L1 33 μH ISAT > 2 A, IRMS 1.8 A Coilcraft EPCOS MSS1038-333 B82464G4 8 1 RS1 0Ω 50 mV at IOUT_MAX 9 1 R1 10 1 11 500 mW Schematic and bill of material 12/17 Table 1 reports the list of components of the STEVAL-ISV015V1 device. 0805 0805 VISHAY CRCW08050000Z0EA 2 MΩ 125 mW 0805 VISHAY CRCW08052M00FKEA R2 590 kΩ 125 mW 0805 Panasonic ERA6AEB5903V 2 R5, R6 0Ω 125 mW 0805 VISHAY CRCW08050000Z0EA 13 1 U1 SPV1040 TSSOP8 STMicroelectronics SPV1040T 14 1 DOUT1 SMM4F5.0 ST MITE FLAT STMicroelectronics SMM4F5.0 15 2 RF1, RF2 1 kΩ 0805 VISHAY CRCW08051K00FKEA 17 3 CF1, C5, C6 1 μF 0805 Murata Manufacturing, Co., Ltd. GRM21BR71C105KA01L 20 1 U2 LD39050 MLPD 3 x 3 STMicroelectronics LD39050 21 1 J31 Mini-USB-B Mini-USBB MOLEX® 548190578 VBR = 5 V, VCL = 9 V 125 mW 10 V AN4123 125 mW Item Qty. Reference Part / value Tolerance (%) Voltage current WATT Technology information Package Manufacturer Manufacturer code Murata Manufacturing, Co., Ltd. MFC 22 1 C12 MFC 23 2 R25, R26 1 MΩ 125 mW 0805 Multicomp MC0805S8F1004T5E 25 1 R27 53.6 kΩ 125 mW 0805 Panasonic ERA6AEB5362V 26 1 R28 10.2 kΩ 125 mW 0805 VISHAY MC0805S8F1004T5E Schematic and bill of material 13/17 Table 1. Bill of material (continued) DocID023264 Rev 2 AN4123 Layout AN4123 5 Layout 5.1 PCB silkscreen Figure 20. Silkscreen view Figure 21. Top view Figure 22. Bottom view Special care must be taken in the layout of the input and output stages both for optimizing the losses on the high current paths and for the placement of critical application components. 14/17 DocID023264 Rev 2 AN4123 Layout The high current path is highlighted by the blue line in Figure 23: Figure 23. High current path For the SPV1040 device, the output current sensing resistor (RS1) and output capacitor (COUT1) must be placed as close as possible to its VOUT pin. The output current sense circuit (RF1, RF2 and CF1) must be designed as symmetrical as possible, in order to guarantee the noise immunity on the voltage drop measurement across RS1. For the LD39050 device, both input and output capacitors (C5 and C6, respectively) must be connected within 0.5" to VIN and VOUT pins. The PC board copper area soldered to the exposed pad acts as a heatsink, therefore, the wider it is the better the heat exchange toward the surrounding ambient is. Feed-through vias to inner and/or bottom copper layers are also needed to improve the overall thermal performance of the device. DocID023264 Rev 2 15/17 Revision history 6 AN4123 Revision history Table 2. Document revision history 16/17 Date Revision Changes 17-Jul-2012 1 Initial release. 21-Mar-2013 2 Updated Figure 5: SPV1040 internal block diagram. DocID023264 Rev 2 AN4123 Please Read Carefully: Information in this document is provided solely in connection with ST products. STMicroelectronics NV and its subsidiaries (“ST”) reserve the right to make changes, corrections, modifications or improvements, to this document, and the products and services described herein at any time, without notice. All ST products are sold pursuant to ST’s terms and conditions of sale. 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