BM1Q021AFJ-LB (开发中) [ROHM]

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BM1Q021AFJ-LB (开发中)
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This is the product guarantees long time support in Industrial market. This product is ideal for u

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Datasheet  
AC/DC Drivers  
Quasi-resonant DC/DC Converters  
BM1Q0xxAFJ-LB Series  
General Description  
Key Specifications  
This is the product guarantees long time support in  
Industrial market. This product is ideal for use in these  
applications. The quasi-resonant controller type DC/DC  
converter IC BM1Q0xxAFJ-LB provides the optimal  
system for products with electrical outlets. For quasi-  
resonant vibration operation, soft switching is realized,  
contributing to low EMI.  
Operating Power Supply Voltage Range:  
VCC: 8.9 V to 26.0 V  
VH: -0.3 V to +650 V  
600 μA(Typ)  
Current at Switching Operation:  
Current at Burst Operation:  
Maximum Operating Frequency:  
Operate Temperature Range:  
350 μA (Typ)  
120 kHz (Typ)  
-40 °C to +105 °C  
The switching MOSFET and current sensing resistor are  
external, allowing for highly flexible power supply designs.  
This IC has a built-in starter circuit that contributes to low  
standby power and high speed startup.  
Package  
SOP-J7S  
W (Typ) x D (Typ) x H (Max)  
4.9 mm x 6.0 mm x 1.65 mm  
When the IC is light load, the standby power is reduced  
due to the built-in burst operation function and the lower  
current consumption of the IC.  
It also has a variety of built-in protection functions such as  
soft start function, burst function, over current protection  
per cycle, over voltage protection, overload protection,  
and built-in the CS pin open protection, providing  
excellent safety.  
Features  
Long Time Support Product for Industrial Applications  
Quasi-resonant System  
Built-in 650 V Tolerate Starter Circuit  
Burst Operation at Light Load / Frequency Reduction  
Function  
Maximum Frequency 120 kHz  
AC Input Voltage Correction Circuit  
VCC Pin Under Voltage Protection  
VCC Pin Over Voltage Protection  
Over Current Protection Circuit per Cycle  
Output Driver 12 V Clamp Circuit  
Soft Start Function  
Lineup  
Product Name  
VCC OVP  
Latch  
Auto Restart  
ZT OVP  
Latch  
Auto Restart  
BM1Q002AFJ-LB  
BM1Q021AFJ-LB  
Applications  
Industrial Equipment, Products that Require Electrical  
Outlets, Such as Air Conditioners, AC Adapters, and TVs  
ZT Pin Trigger Mask Function  
ZT Pin Over Voltage Protection  
Output Overload Protection (Auto Restart)  
CS Pin Open Protection Circuit (Auto Restart)  
Typical Application Circuit  
FUSE  
Diode  
Bridge  
AC  
Vac  
Filter  
VCC OUT  
VH  
ZT  
ERROR  
AMP  
IC  
FB  
CS  
GND  
Product structure : Silicon integrated circuit This product has no designed protection against radioactive rays.  
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Pin Configuration  
(TOP VIEW)  
ZT  
FB  
CS  
7
VH  
2
3
6
5
VCC  
OUT  
GND 4  
Pin Descriptions  
ESD Protection  
System  
Pin No.  
Pin Name  
I/O  
Function  
VCC  
GND  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
ZT  
FB  
CS  
GND  
OUT  
VCC  
VH  
I
I
I
Zero current detect pin  
Feedback signal input pin  
Primary current sensing pin  
GND pin  
External MOS drive pin  
Power supply pin  
-
-
-
I/O  
O
I/O  
I
Starter circuit pin  
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Block Diagram  
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Description of Blocks  
1
Starter Circuit the VH Pin  
This IC has a built-in starter circuit in the VH pin. Therefore, it enables to be low standby power and high speed starting.  
It can also be activated by opening starter circuit of the VH pin.  
1.1  
In Case of Using the VH Pin  
The VH pin current flowing during operation is shown in Figure 2. After the IC is started, ISTART3 flows from the VH  
pin. Loss due to this idling current is shown below.  
ex) Power consumed by starter circuit alone  
at 푉푎푐 = 100 ,  
푃표푤푒푟 = 100 푉 × 2 × 10 µ퐴 = 1.41 푚푊  
at 푉푎푐 = 240 ,  
푃표푤푒푟 = 240 푉 × 2 × 10 µ퐴 = 3.38 푚푊  
The start time is determined by the inrush current of the VH pin and the capacitor capacitance of the VCC pin.  
Figure 3 shows reference start times. For example, when CVCC = 10 µF, it is charged within about 70 ms.  
When the VCC pin is shorted to GND, the current of ISTART1 indicated by Figure 2 flows.  
When the VH pin is shorted to GND, large current flows from VA to GND. To prevent it, insert a current limiting  
resistor RVH between VA and the VH pin of the IC. At this time, the power of VH2/RVH is applied to RVH, so check  
the allowable power before determining the resistor size. If one resistor cannot satisfy the allowable power,  
connect two or above resistors in series.  
Figure 1. Starter Circuit Block Diagram  
160  
ISTART2  
140  
120  
100  
80  
60  
40  
ISTART1  
ISTART3  
20  
0
VSC  
10 V  
VUVLO1  
0
0
2
4
6
8
10  
12  
14  
16  
18  
20  
22  
24  
CVCC [µF]  
VCC Pin Voltage[V]  
Figure 2. Startup VH Current vs VCC Pin Voltage  
Figure 3. Start Time (Reference Value)  
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In Case of Using the VH Pin - continued  
It shows operation waveform of startup in Figure 4.  
VH Pin  
Voltage  
ISTART2  
VH Pin  
Input Current  
ISTART1  
ISTART3  
VUVLO1  
Vsc  
VCC Pin  
Voltage  
Switching  
VOUT  
Set Voltage  
D
A
B
C
Figure 4. Startup Waveform  
A: By inserting to outlet, the VH pin voltage is applied. From the time, charging to the VCC pin starts from the  
VH pin through starter circuit. The VCC pin voltage < VSC at this point, so the VH pin input current is limited  
to ISTART1 by the VCC pin short protection function.  
B: Because the VCC pin voltage > VSC, the VCC pin short protection function is released and current flows from  
the VH pin input current.  
C: Because the VCC pin voltage > VUVLO1, starter circuit is stopped and ISTART3 flows through the VH pin input  
current. At this time, switching operation starts and VOUT starts rising, but the VCC pin voltage drops because  
VOUT is not rising sufficiently. Since the VCC pin voltage always drops depending on the current consumed,  
set it so that the VCC pin voltage > VUVLO2. The fall rate of the VCC pin voltage is determined by the VCC pin  
capacitor capacitance and the current consumption of the IC, and the load current connected to the VCC pin.  
(V/t = CVCC/ICC  
)
D: Since VOUT has risen to specific voltage, the auxiliary winding applies a voltage to the VCC pin and the VCC  
pin voltage stabilizes.  
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Starter Circuit the VH Pin - continued  
1.2  
In Case of Unused the VH Pin  
The structure that do not use the VH pin is shown in Figure 5. It is activated by opening starter circuit of the VH  
pin and connecting a startup resistor RSTART to the VCC pin. At startup (before VCC UVLO releasing), the current  
consumption IOFF of the VCC pin flows through RSTART, so set to an appropriate resistance.  
FUSE  
Diode  
RSTART  
Bridge  
AC  
Vac  
Filter  
VCC  
CS  
OUT  
GND  
VH  
ZT  
ERROR  
AMP  
IC  
FB  
Figure 5. Application Schematic Without Using VH Pin  
1.2.1 Setting Method for the Startup Resistor  
If you reduce RSTART value, standby power is increased, start time is shorter.  
If you increase RSTART on the contrary, standby power is reduced, start time will be longer.  
ex) Startup resistor RSTART setting  
푆푇ꢀꢁ푇 = (푀퐼푁 푈ꢂ퐿푂ꢃ(max)) /푙푂퐹퐹(max)  
Where:  
푆푇ꢀꢁ푇 is the startup resistor  
푀퐼푁 is the minimum input DC voltage  
푈ꢂ퐿푂ꢃ is the VCC UVLO voltage1  
푂퐹퐹 is the operating current in standby mode  
At Vac = 100 V, a margin of -30 % results in VMIN = 100 x √2 x 0.7 = 99 V.  
In this case, because VUVLO1 (max) = 14.5 V, RSTART = (99 - 14.5)/25 μA = 3.38 MΩ.  
For example, that RSTART = 2.0 MΩ with a margin of more than 3.38 MΩ.  
For AC100 V, RSTART consumes Pd (RSTART) = (VH - VCC)2/RSTART = (141 V - 14.5 V)2/2.0 MΩ = 8.00 mW.  
Thus, when starting up in RSTART, the standby power is increased compared to when using the VH pin.  
However, confirm RSTART and the VCC pin capacitance by evaluating the actual application.  
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Startup Sequence (FB OLP: Auto Restart Mode)  
The startup sequence of IC is shown in Figure 6. About each detail, explain in each section.  
VH Pin  
Voltage  
VUVLO1  
VUVLO2  
VCC Pin  
Voltage  
Internal REF  
Pull Up  
tFOLP  
tFOLP  
tFOLP  
VFLOP1  
VFLOP2  
FB Pin  
Voltage  
VOUT  
Normal  
Load  
Over Load  
Light Load  
Burst Mode  
IOUT  
Switching  
Soft Start  
Time  
K
A
B C  
D
E
F
G H  
I J  
Figure 6. Startup Sequence Timing Chart  
A: The VH pin voltage is applied, and the VCC pin voltage rises due to the startup resistor RSTART  
B: When the VCC pin voltage > VUVLO1, this IC starts operation.  
.
C: When the protection function is judged to be normal, switching operation starts. At this time, the VCC pin voltage  
drops depending on the current consumption. Therefore, set it so that the VCC pin voltage > VUVLO2. This IC has a  
soft start function to adjust the voltage level of the CS pin voltage so that excessive voltage rise and current rise do  
not occur. Also, VOUT increases when switching starts.  
D: At startup, set the output voltage to the specified voltage within tFOLP  
.
E: When it is light load, burst operation is used to keep power consumption down.  
F: When the FB pin voltage > VFOLP1, it starts overload operation.  
G: If the FB pin voltage > VFOLP1 persists for tFOLP or above, the overload protection circuit stops switching.  
Once the FB pin voltage < VFOLP2, FB OLP detection timer tFOLP is reset.  
H: When the VCC pin the voltage < VUVLO2, the IC restarts.  
I : Same as B.  
J: Same as F.  
K: Same as G.  
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The VCC Pin Protective Function  
This IC has a built-in VCC UVLO and VCC OVP of the VCC pin, and VCC charge function that operates when the VCC  
pin voltage drops. VCC UVLO and VCC OVP are for preventing the switching MOSFET from destroying for abnormal  
voltages.  
When the VCC pin voltage drops, the VCC charge function charges the high voltage line from the starter circuit to  
stabilize the secondary output voltage.  
3.1  
VCC UVLO / VCC OVP  
VCC UVLO is an auto restart mode with voltage hysteresis.  
VCC OVP is a comparator with voltage hysteresis. BM1Q002AFJ-LB is latch mode and BM1Q021AFJ-LB is auto  
restart mode.  
The latch release (reset) condition after latch detection by VCC OVP is the VCC pin voltage < VLATCH  
.
Figure 7 shows the time chart of VCC OVP latch mode, and Figure 8 shows the time chart of VCC OVP auto  
restart mode. VCC OVP also has a built-in tLATCH mask time. This function masks surges that occur at the VCC  
pin.  
VH Pin  
Voltage  
tLATCH  
VOVP1  
VUVLO1  
VCC Pin  
Voltage  
VUVLO2  
VLATCH  
0 V  
ON  
ON  
VCC UVLO  
OFF  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
OFF  
VCC OVP  
Switching  
ON  
OFF  
OFF  
Internal  
Latch Signal  
L : Normal  
H : Latch  
Time  
H
A
B C D E  
F
G
I
J
K
L
M
A
B
Figure 7. VCC UVLO / OVP (Latch Mode)  
A: The VH pin voltage is applied and the VCC pin voltage rises.  
B: The VCC pin voltage > VUVLO1, VCC UVLO function is released and switching operation starts.  
C: The VCC pin voltage < VUVLO2, the switching operation is stopped by VCC UVLO function.  
D: The VCC pin voltage > VUVLO1, VCC UVLO function is released and switching operation starts.  
E: The VCC pin voltage drops until the output voltage stabilizes.  
F: The VCC pin voltage rises.  
G: The VCC pin voltage > VOVP1 is tLATCH on, VCC OVP activates the internal latch signal and stops the switching  
operation. When switching operation is stopped, power is no longer supplied from the auxiliary winding and  
the VCC pin voltage is reduced.  
H: The VCC pin voltage < VUVLO2, the VCC pin voltage rises because the current consumed by the IC drops.  
I: The VCC pin voltage > VUVLO1, switching does not operate because latching is in progress. The VCC pin voltage  
drops because switching is stopped.  
J: Same as H.  
K: Same as I.  
L: The VH pin voltage becomes open, the VCC pin voltage drops.  
M: The VCC pin voltage < VLATCH, latch function is released.  
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VCC UVLO / VCC OVP - continued  
VH Pin  
Voltage  
VOVP1  
VOVP2  
VUVLO1  
VCC Pin  
Voltage  
VUVLO2  
0 V  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
VCC UVLO  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
VCC OVP  
Switching  
ON  
OFF OFF  
ON  
OFF  
OFF  
Time  
L
A
B
BC  
D E  
I
J
K
A
F
G
H
Figure 8. VCC UVLO / OVP (Auto Restart Mode)  
A: The VH pin voltage is applied and the VCC pin voltage rises.  
B: The VCC pin voltage > VUVLO1, VCC UVLO function is released and switching operation starts.  
C: The VCC pin voltage < VUVLO2, the switching operation is stopped by VCC UVLO function.  
D: The VCC pin voltage > VUVLO1, VCC UVLO function is released and switching operation starts.  
E: The VCC pin voltage drops until the output voltage stabilizes.  
F: The VCC pin voltage rises.  
G: The VCC pin voltage > VOVP1, the switching operation is stopped by VCC OVP. When switching operation is  
stopped, power is no longer supplied from the auxiliary winding and the VCC pin voltage is reduced.  
H: The VCC pin voltage < VOVP2, switching operation is started by the auto restart.  
I: The VH pin voltage becomes open, the VCC pin voltage drops.  
J: Same as C.  
K: The VCC pin voltage > VUVLO1, VCC UVLO function is released and the VCC pin voltage drops. However,  
switching operation does not resume because the VH pin input voltage is open.  
L: The VCC pin voltage < VUVLO2, VCC UVLO function operates. However, because the VH pin voltage is open,  
the VCC pin voltage continues to drop.  
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The VCC Pin Protective Function  
3.2  
The VCC Pin External Components  
3.2.1 Capacitor Value of the VCC Pin  
For stable operation of ICs, set the capacitor of the VCC pin to 1 μF or above. Note that if the VCC pin  
capacitor is too large, the VCC pin responds slowly to VOUT. In addition, if the transformer is less coupled,  
a large surge will be generated in the VCC pin, and the IC may be destroyed. In this case, provide a  
resistor of approximately 10 Ω to 100 Ω in the path between the diode and the capacitor after the auxiliary  
winding. For the constants, perform a waveform assessment of the VCC pin and set the VCC pin so that  
the surges do not exceed the absolute maximum rating of the VCC pin voltage.  
3.2.2 How to Set VCC OVP Protection When VOUT Is Increased  
The VCC pin voltage is determined by VOUT and transformer ratio (Np: NS).  
푉퐶퐶 푃푖푛 푉표푙푡푎푔푒 = 푂푈푇 × ꢅ/퐹  
Where:  
푂푈푇 is the output voltage  
is the number of auxiliary winding  
is the number of winding on secondary side  
Therefore, if VOUT is increased, it can be protected by VCC OVP. VCC OVP protection setting is as follows.  
VOUT  
Np  
Nb  
NS  
VCC  
CS  
OUT  
GND  
VH  
ZT  
IC  
FB  
Figure 9. VCC OVP  
For example, if you want to protect VOUT x 1.3, set the number of winding so that it becomes 1.3 x (VOUT  
x (Nb/NS) - VF) > VOVP1. VCC OVP protection does not detect VCC OVP protection against  
instantaneous surge noise on the VCC pin because of tLATCH masking times. However, if the VCC pin  
voltage is higher than VOVP1 for tLATCH periods or above due to factors such as poor trans binding, a  
VCC OVP is detected. Therefore, be sure to check the application rating and set VCC OVP.  
ZT OVP can also be used to protect VOUT  
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The VCC Charge Function  
Once the VCC pin > VUVLO1, the VCC charge function operates when the VCC pin voltage drops to VCHG1 after the IC  
starts up. At this time, it charges the VCC pin from the VH pin through the starter circuit, it does not occur VCC start  
problem. When the IC charge the VCC pin and the VCC pin voltage > VCHG2, the charging function is finished. This  
operation is shown in Figure 10.  
VH Pin  
Voltage  
VUVLO1  
VCHG2  
VCHG1  
VUVLO2  
VCC Pin  
Voltage  
Switching  
Charge  
Charge Charge  
VCC Recharge  
Function  
VOUT  
B
A
C
D
E
F
H
G
Figure 10. VCC Pin Charging Operation  
A: The VH pin voltage rises and the VCC charge function starts charging to the VCC pin.  
B: The VCC pin voltage > VUVLO1, VCC UVLO function is released, the VCC charge function is stopped, and switching  
operation starts.  
C: The VCC pin voltage drops because the output voltage is not rising sufficiently at startup.  
D: The VCC pin voltage < VCHG1, the VCC charge function operates and the VCC pin voltage rises.  
E: The VCC pin voltage > VCHG2, the VCC charge function is stopped.  
F: Same as D.  
G: Same as E.  
H: The output voltage rises, the auxiliary winding is charged to the VCC pin and the VCC pin voltage is stabilized.  
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DC/DC Converters Function  
This IC operates the PFM (Pulse Frequency Modulation) mode control method.  
By monitoring the FB pin, the ZT pin, and the CS pin, the optimum system is supplied as a DC/DC. The FB pin and the  
CS pin control the ON width (turn OFF) of the switching MOSFET, and the ZT pin controls the OFF width (turn ON).  
IC internal QR operation block diagram and QR basic operation are shown in Figure 11, Figure 12.  
Figure 11. IC Internal QR Operation Block Diagram  
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DC/DC Converters Function - continued  
tONDELAY  
ZT Pin  
Voltage  
Bottom  
Detect  
SET  
OUT Pin Voltage  
FB/AVCS or VLIM  
CS Pin  
Voltage  
RESET  
Drain Voltage  
Switching ON  
tON  
A
BC  
D
E
F G  
Figure 12. QR Basic Operation  
A: MOSFET is turned ON by outputting the SET signal from the oscillator inside the IC.  
At this time, noise is generated in the CS pin because the DRAIN - SOURCE capacitance of MOSFET is  
discharged. This noise is called Leading Edge. This IC has a built-in filter for this noise. The minimum ON width of  
the IC is tMIN by this filter and the delay time. After that, the current flows through MOSFET and the voltage VCS  
RS*Ip is applied to the CS pin.  
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B: The CS pin voltage rises above the FB pin voltage/AVCS or the over current detection voltage VLIM, RESET signal is  
output and the OUT pin voltage is turn OFF.  
C: There is a delay tONDELAY from the point of B to turn OFF actually. This time results in a difference in maximum  
power due to AC voltage. This IC has a built-in function to reduce this difference.  
D: The energy stored in the transformer during tON is discharged to the secondary, and the drain voltage starts free  
vibration due to transformer Lp value and Cds (DRAIN - SOURCE capacitance) of MOSFET.  
E: Since the switching frequency is determined internally in the IC, the SET signal is output from the internal oscillator  
and turn ON the MOSFET by process of certain time from A.  
F: Same as B.  
G: Same as C.  
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DC/DC Converters Function - continued  
5.1  
Determination of ON Width (Turn OFF)  
The ON width is controlled by the FB pin and the CS pin.  
The ON width is determined by comparing the FB pin voltage to 1/AV and the CS pin voltage. As shown in Figure  
13, the comparator level is changed by comparing with VLIM1A generated in the IC.  
The CS pin is shared with over current limiter circuit by each pulse. It also changes the maximum blanking  
frequency and the over current limiter level by changing in the FB pin.  
mode 1: Burst operation  
mode 2: Frequency reduction operation (Decreases the maximum frequency.)  
mode 3: Maximum frequency operation (Operates at the maximum frequency.)  
mode 4: Overload operation (Detects the overload condition and stops the pulsing operation.)  
Maximum Operating  
Frequency [kHz]  
mode 2  
mode 1  
mode 3  
mode 4  
fSW1  
fSW2  
FB Pin  
Voltage  
[V]  
VFBSW2  
0.0  
VFBSW1  
VFOLP1  
CS  
Limiter [V]  
mode 1 mode 2  
mode 3  
mode 4  
VLIM1A or VLIM1B  
VLIM2A or VLIM2B  
FB Pin  
Voltage  
[V]  
VFOLP1  
0.0  
VFBSW2  
VFBSW1  
Figure 13. Relationship of FB Pin Voltage to Over Current Limiter and Maximum Frequency  
The ON width tON is determined by the CS Limiter (VCS).  
푂푁 = (ꢆ× ꢇ푆)/(푉 × )  
퐼푁  
Where:  
is the primary inductance value  
퐼푁  
is the VH pin voltage (Figure 11)  
is the sense resistor (Figure 11)  
To adjust the over current limiter level to perform soft start function and over current protection switching at the  
input voltage.  
In such cases, VLIM1A, VLIM1B, VLIM2A, VLIM2B is as follows.  
Table 1. Over Current Protection Voltage  
AC = 100 V  
AC = 230 V  
Soft Start  
VLIM1A  
VLIM2A  
VLIM1B  
VLIM2B  
Start to 0.5 ms  
0.5 ms to 1 ms  
1 ms to 2 ms  
2 ms to 4 ms  
4 ms to  
0.063 V (12 %)  
0.125 V (25 %)  
0.250 V (50 %)  
0.375 V (75 %)  
0.500 V (100 %)  
0.016 V (3 %)  
0.032 V (6 %)  
0.063 V (12 %)  
0.094 V (19 %)  
0.125 V (25 %)  
0.044 V (10 %)  
0.088 V (20 %)  
0.175 V (40 %)  
0.263 V (60 %)  
0.350 V (70 %)  
0.011 V (2 %)  
0.022 V (4 %)  
0.044 V (9 %)  
0.066 V (13 %)  
0.087 V (18 %)  
() is shown comparative value with VLIM1A in AC = 100 V and normal operation.  
The difference between AC100 V and AC230 V is the CS current switching function shown in (5.3).  
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5.2 L.E.B. (Leading Edge Blanking) Function  
When the MOSFET for switching is turned ON, surge current occurs in cause of capacitance or rush current.  
Therefore, when the CS pin voltage rises temporarily, over current limiter circuit may miss detections.  
To prevent miss detections, the IC build in blanking function. This function masks the CS pin voltage for tLEB after  
the OUT pin switches to L→H.  
This blanking function can reduce the noise filter of the CS pin.  
However, if the CS pin noise does not converge less than 250 ns, attach an RC filter to the CS pin as shown in  
Figure 14. At this time, delay time occurs to the CS pin detection by RC filter.  
Also, even if the filter in not attached, it is recommended that it is attached RCS to the CS pin as surge provision.  
RCS recommended resistor value is 1 kΩ. If you want to filter, adjust the resistor with CCS  
.
VOUT  
VH  
VCC  
7
6
Starter  
+
-
+
-
Clamp  
Circuit  
VCC Recharge  
Regulator  
VCC UVLO  
NOUT  
Internal  
Supply  
+
-
ZT ACSNS Comp.  
+
-
+
VCC OVP  
-
OSC  
ZT OVP Comp.  
OSC  
1 Shot  
Timeout  
ZT Comp.  
ZT  
+
-
1
OR  
AND  
Trigger  
POUT  
S
R
Q
AND  
OUT  
5
Detect LOGIC  
FBOLP_OH  
PRE  
Driver  
AND  
ZT Blanking  
NOUT  
OUT(H->L)  
OR  
VREF  
Max Frequency  
Control  
FB  
Burst Comp.  
BURST_OH  
+
-
2
VREF  
OLP1  
FBOLP_OH  
Delay  
Timer  
Stop  
Timer  
+
-
Soft Start  
tss1 tss2 tss3 tss4  
FB/4  
-
-
+
DCDC Comp.  
CS  
3
CURRENT SENSE (V-V Change)  
Normal : ×1.0  
Leading Edge  
Blanking  
Rcs  
Ccs  
RS  
4
GND  
Figure 14. CS Pin Peripheral Circuit  
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5.3  
CS Over Current Protection Switching Function  
As the input voltage (VH) increases, the ON time decreases and the operating frequency also increases. As a  
result, the maximum capable power is increased for constant over current limiter. Therefore, it takes measures  
with switched the over current protection function inside the IC. In case of high voltage, set the over current limiter  
level that determines the ON time to 0.7 times the normal level.  
The ZT pin detects an over current by monitoring the ZT inflow current and switches the protective function.  
When MOSFET turns ON, the auxiliary winding voltage Vb has negative voltage to be affected input voltage VH.  
The ZT pin is clamped inside the IC around 0 V. The calculation formula in that case is shown below.  
Figure 15 shows block diagram and Figure 16, Figure 17 shows the charts.  
(
)
(
)
푍푇 = 푍푇 /푅푍푇ꢃ = /푅푍푇ꢃ = 푉퐻 × ꢅ/(ꢅ× 푅푍푇ꢃ  
)
[A]  
푍푇ꢃ = /ꢄ푍푇  
[Ω]  
Where:  
푍푇 is the ZT inflow current  
is the auxiliary winding voltage  
푍푇 is the ZT pin voltage  
푍푇ꢃ is the ZT pin resistor 1  
푉퐻 is the input voltage  
is the primary winding  
is the auxiliary winding  
From the above, set the input voltage VH with the resistor value of RZT1. At this time, set the timing with CZT  
because the ZT bottom detection voltage is determined.  
The ZT current switched CS has IZTHYS hysteresis. Once the ZT pin current exceeds IZT1 and is detected by the  
comparator, the gain is 0.7 times until it drops to IZT2.  
VCC  
VH  
7
6
Starter  
+
-
+
-
Clamp  
Circuit  
VCC Recharge  
Regulator  
VCC UVLO  
NOUT  
Internal  
Supply  
+
-
ZT ACSNS Comp.  
+
+
-
VCC OVP  
-
OSC  
ZT OVP Comp.  
OSC  
1 Shot  
Timeout  
ZT Comp.  
ZT  
+
-
1
OR  
AND  
Trigger  
POUT  
S
R
Q
AND  
OUT  
5
Detect LOGIC  
FBOLP_OH  
PRE  
Driver  
AND  
ZT Blanking  
NOUT  
OUT(H->L)  
OR  
VREF  
Max Frequency  
Control  
FB  
Burst Comp.  
BURST_OH  
+
-
2
VREF  
OLP1  
FBOLP_OH  
Delay  
Timer  
Stop  
Timer  
+
-
Soft Start  
tss1 tss2 tss3 tss4  
FB/4  
-
-
+
DCDC Comp.  
CS  
CURRENT SENSE (V-V Change)  
Normal : ×1.0  
Leading Edge  
Blanking  
3
RS  
4
GND  
Figure 15. Block Diagram of CS Switching Current  
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CS  
mode 1 mode 2  
mode 3  
Limiter [V]  
mode 4  
VLIM1A  
VLIM1B  
IZT < IZT2  
IZT > IZT1  
VLIM2A  
VLIM2B  
0.0  
VFOLP1  
VFBSW2  
VFBSW1  
FB Pin Voltage [V]  
Figure 16. CS Switching: CS Limiter vs FB Pin Voltage  
CS  
Limiter [V]  
VLIM1A  
VLIM1B  
IZT2 IZT1  
ZT Pin Current [mA]  
Figure 17. CS Switching: CS Limiter vs ZT Pin Current  
ex) Setting Method (Switch between AC100 V and AC230 V.)  
AC100 V system 141 V ± 28 V (±20 % margin)  
AC230 V system 325 V ± 65 V (±20 % margin)  
In the above case, set to switch the CS detection current between 169 V and 260 V. For example, when performing  
the switching of AC230 V from AC100 V at VH = 214 V, Np = 100, and Nb = 15.  
(
)
= 푉 × ꢅ/ꢅ= 214 푉 × 15/100 × −1 = −32.1 [V]  
퐼푁  
푍푇ꢃ = /ꢄ푍푇 = −32.1 푉/−1 푚퐴 = 32.1 [kΩ]  
Where:  
is the auxiliary winding voltage  
퐼푁  
is the input voltage  
is the primary winding  
is the auxiliary winding  
푍푇ꢃ is the ZT pin resistor  
푍푇 is the ZT pin inrush current  
Therefore, set RZT1 = 32 kΩ.  
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5.4  
Determination of OFF Width (Turn ON)  
The OFF width is controlled at the ZT pin. While switching is OFF, the power stored in the coil is supplied to the  
secondary output capacitor. When the supply is completed, there is no current flowing to the secondary side. For  
that reason, the drain voltage of the switching MOSFET drops. Therefore, the voltage on the auxiliary winding  
side also drops.  
The ZT pin is powered by the voltage divided by RZT1 and RZT2. When the voltage drops VZT1 or below, switching  
is turned ON by the ZT comparator.  
To detect zero currents in the ZT pin, a time constant is created by CZT and RZT1, RZT2. However, since RZT1 and  
RZT2 must be set by the AC voltage compensation function and ZT OVP function, the bottom time adjustment is  
CZT setting. tOFF1 is calculated by the following equation.  
푂퐹퐹ꢃ  
=
× ꢄ푆  
+ ꢂ  
ꢉꢊꢋ  
Where:  
푂퐹퐹ꢃ is the transformer discharge time  
is the secondary inductance value  
푂푈푇 is the output voltage  
is the forward voltage of the diode on the secondary side  
is the secondary peak current  
For this reason, the switching frequency is as follows.  
( ) ( )  
= 1/{ 푡푂푁 ꢎ 푡푂퐹퐹ꢃ ꢎ ꢅ − 1 × 푡ꢎ 1/2 × 푡푄ꢁ}  
푆ꢍ  
푄ꢁ = 2 × 휋 × ꢆ × 퐶  
푑푠  
Where:  
is the switching frequency  
푆ꢍ  
is the number of bottoms  
푄ꢁ is the resonance time  
is the primary inductance value  
푑푠 is the MOSFET DRAIN – SOURCE capacitance  
The low load frequency reduction period has a limit as shown in Figure 13, so the bottom detection operation is  
performed at a frequency lower than the frequency indicated by Figure 13.  
In addition, the ZT pin has a built-in ZT trigger mask function and ZT trigger timeout function.  
5.5  
ZT Trigger Mask Function  
Noise may be superimposed on the ZT pin when switching is turned from ON to OFF. In this case, the ZT  
comparator is masked during tZTMASK to prevent ZT comparator operation errors. This is shown in Figure 18.  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
OFF  
ON  
Switching  
OUT  
ZT Pin  
Voltage  
tZTMASK  
tZTMASK  
ZT Trigger  
Mask  
Time  
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
Figure 18. ZT Pin Trigger Mask Function  
A: The OUT output is turned high, switching is turned ON.  
B: The OUT output goes low, switching is turned OFF. At this time, the surge noise occurs to the ZT pin, but the  
ZT comparator does not operate during tZTMASK  
.
C: tZTMASK ends.  
D: Same as A.  
E: Same as B.  
F: Same as C.  
G: Same as A.  
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5.6  
ZT Trigger Timeout Function  
ZT Trigger Timeout Function 1  
This is a function that forcibly turns ON switching when the ZT pin voltage does not become higher than VZT2  
during tZTOUT1 due to a drop in the output voltage or a short at the ZT pin such as at startup.  
ZT Trigger Timeout Function 2  
This function forces switching to ON when the following is not detected in tZTOUT2 after the ZT comparator detects  
the bottom. This function operates after the ZT comparator detects a signal once. It does not operate at startup or  
when the output voltage drops. This function works when the auxiliary winding voltage is attenuated and the  
bottom cannot be detected.  
ZT Pin GND  
Short  
ZT Pin  
Voltage  
VZT2  
VZT1  
Bottom  
Detection  
tZTOUT2  
tZTOUT2  
tZTOUT2  
Timeout  
tZTOUT1  
tZTOUT1  
tZTOUT1  
Timeout  
CS  
Pin Voltage  
OUT  
Pin Voltage  
Time  
A
BC  
D E  
F
G H  
I
Figure 19. ZT Pin Trigger Timeout Function  
A: At startup, IC starts to operate by the ZT trigger timeout function 1 because the ZT pin voltage < VZT2 during  
tZTOUT1  
.
B: The OUT pin voltage turns ON.  
C: The OUT pin voltage turns OFF.  
D: The maximum value of the ZT pin voltage becomes lower than VZT2 due to vibration damping.  
E: The OUT pin voltage turned ON after tZTOUT2 from the point of D by the ZT trigger timeout function 2.  
F: Same as D.  
G: The OUT pin voltage turned ON after tZTOUT2 from the point of F by the ZT trigger timeout function 2.  
H: The ZT pin and GNDs are short circuited.  
I: The OUT pin voltage turned ON after tZTOUT1 by the ZT trigger timeout function 1.  
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Soft Start Function  
Normally, when the AC voltage is applied, a large current flow through AC/DC power supply. This IC has a built-in soft  
start function to prevent large changes in the output voltage and output current during startup. This function is reset  
when the VCC pin voltage falls VUVLO2 or below, and soft start is executed at the next AC power on.  
The soft start function performs the following operations after starting. (Refer to 5.1)  
Start to tSS1 → Sets CS limiter to 12.5 % when normal.  
tSS1 to tSS2 → Sets CS limiter to 25 % when normal.  
tSS2 to tSS3 → Sets CS limiter to 50 % when normal.  
tSS3 to tSS4 → Sets CS limiter to 75 % when normal.  
tSS4 to → Normal operation  
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ZT OVP  
ZT OVP is detected when the ZT pin voltage > VZTL  
.
BM1Q002AFJ-LB is latch operation and BM1Q021AFJ-LB is auto restart operation.  
BM1Q002AFJ-LB has a built-in mask time tLATCH. This function masks surges that occur at the pin. This tLATCH is built-in  
VCC OVP.  
When BM1Q021AFJ-LB is ZT OVP protected, switching is stopped for tZTOVP. After tZTOVP, switching restarts.  
ZT OVP supports DC detection and pulse detection for the ZT pin.  
7.1  
DC Detection  
In the case of BM1Q002AFJ-LB, switching stops when the ZT pin Voltage > VZTL continues for tLATCH.  
in the case of BM1Q021AFJ-LB, switching stops when the ZT pin Voltage > VZTL continues for tZTMASK  
The operation of BM1Q002AFJ-LB is shown in Figure 20.  
.
tLATCH  
tLATCH  
VZTL  
ZTPin  
PULSE  
PULSE  
Voltage  
ON  
OFF  
Switching  
C
D
E
A
B
Figure 20. ZT OVP and Latch Mask Function  
A: Switching turn ON and the ZT pin voltage starts pulsed operation.  
B: The ZT pin voltage is higher than VZTL  
.
C: The ZT pin voltage > VZTL status is within tLATCH, so switching resumes normal operation.  
D: Same as B.  
E: The ZT pin voltage > VZTL status continued for tLATCH, so switching turn OFF to operate latched.  
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7.2  
Pulse Detection  
The ZT pin voltage > VZTL pulse detects 3 pulses. Switching stops when BM1Q002AFJ-LB is detected for tLATCH  
or BM1Q021AFJ-LB is continuously detected for tZTMASK. Figure 21 shows the time chart of the latch mode of ZT  
OVP pulse detection, and Figure 22 shows the time chart of the auto restart mode of ZT OVP pulse detection.  
OUT  
VZTL  
ZT Pin  
Voltage  
ZT OVP  
Comparator  
tZTMASK  
tZTMASK  
tZTMASK  
tZTMASK  
tZTMASK  
tZTMASK  
1
2
3
ZT OVP  
Detect  
tLATCH  
Latch Stop  
D
C
A
B
Figure 21. ZT OVP Pulse Detection (Latch)  
A: The OUT pin H→L, ringing occurs in the ZT pin, but ZT OVP is not detected by tZTMASK  
.
B: ZT OVP is detected by ZT OVP comparator when the ZT pin voltage > VZTL after tZTMASK has elapsed from A.  
C: B is detected consecutively in three occurrences, the timer tLATCH starts operating.  
D: Switching is stopped by ZT OVP when it continues tLATCH from C.  
tZTOVP  
OUT  
ZT Pin  
Voltage  
VZTL  
tZTMASK  
tZTMASK  
tZTMASK  
tZTMASK  
tMASK  
tZTMASK  
ZT OVP  
Comparator  
1
2
3
ZT OVP  
Detect  
C
A B  
D
E
Figure 22. ZT OVP Pulse Detection (Auto Restart)  
A: The OUT pin H→L, the ZT pin is ringed, but tZTMASK does not detect any ZT OVP.  
B: ZT OVP is detected by ZT OVP comparator when the ZT pin voltage > VZTL after tZTMASK has elapsed from  
A.  
C: B is detected consecutively in three occurrences, the timer tMASK starts operating.  
D: Switching is stopped by ZT OVP when pulsing continues for tMASK  
.
E: Switching starts again after tZTOVP has elapsed.  
ZT OVP voltage setting procedure is as follows.  
푂ꢂꢐ = ꢑꢓ × = ꢑꢓ × {푍푇 × (푅푍푇ꢃ ꢎ 푅푍푇ꢔ)/푅푍푇ꢔ ꢎ 푅푍푇ꢃ × ꢄ푍푇}  
Where:  
is the auxiliary winding voltage  
푍푇ꢃ is the ZT upper resistor  
푍푇ꢔ is the ZT lower resistance  
/ꢅis the transformer winding number ratio (secondary side auxiliary winding)  
푍푇 is the ZT inflow current  
푂ꢂꢐ is the voltage for which over voltage protection is to be applied on the secondary side  
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Because IZT3 (max) = 28 μA when the ZT pin voltage = 5.35 V, the OVP voltage max is as follows:  
푂ꢂꢐ (max) = ꢓ × {5.3 × (푅푍푇ꢃ ꢎ 푅푍푇ꢔ)/푅푍푇ꢔ ꢎ 푅푍푇ꢃ × 28 µ퐴}  
RZT1 setting is determined by the AC voltage compensation function in (5.3). RZT2 setting is calculated by the  
following equation.  
푍푇ꢔ = 푍푇푂ꢂꢐ × 푅푍푇ꢃ/{푂ꢂꢐ × ꢑꢓ − ꢄ푍푇 × 푅푍푇ꢃ 푍푇푂ꢂꢐ  
}
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Overload Protection Function (FB Over Limited Protection)  
The overload protection function operates in auto restart mode. This function monitors the overload status of the  
secondary side output current with the FB pin and fixes the OUT pin to L in the event of an overload condition. In the  
overload condition, no current flows to the photocoupler, and the FB pin voltage rises. If this condition persists for a  
tFOLP period, it is judged as an overload condition and the OUT pin is fixed to L. The overload protection timer is reset  
when the FB pin voltage exceeds VFOLP1 and then drops below VFOLP2 in tFOLP  
.
At startup, the FB pin voltage is pulled up by a resistor to the internal voltage, so it operates from a voltage equal to or  
higher than VFOLP1. Therefore, the FB pin must be designed to be less than or equal to VFOLP2 within tFOLP. In other words,  
the start time of the secondary output voltage should be set within tFOLP after the IC is activated.  
After the overload is detected, tOLPST is stopped, and then auto restart is performed. In this case, perform a soft start.  
When stopped, the VCC pin voltage drops, but the VCC pin voltage is charged by starter circuit so that the VCC pin  
voltage > VUVLO2 is kept.  
VFOLP1  
FB Pin  
Voltage  
VCC Charge  
tFOLP  
tFOLP  
Switching  
tOLPST  
tOLPST  
VUVLO1  
VCHG2  
VCHG1  
VUVLO2  
VCC Pin  
Voltage  
ON  
OFF  
FB OLP  
C
G
H
A
B
D
E
F
Figure 23. Overload Protection Auto Restart  
A: FB OLP comparator detects an overload because the FB pin voltage > VFOLP1  
.
B: If the status of A lasts for tFOLP period, switching is stopped by overload protection.  
C: When switching is stopped due to overload protection, if the VCC pin voltage drops to the VCC pin voltage < VCHG1  
the VCC charge function operates and the VCC pin voltage rises.  
,
D: The VCC charge function stops when the VCC pin voltage > VCHG2 due to the VCC charge function.  
E: When tOLPST elapses from B, switching starts with a soft start operation.  
F: If the overload condition persists, the FB pin voltage > VFOLP1 status continues and switching is stopped after tFOLP  
period from E.  
G: When switching is stopped and the VCC pin voltage drops to the VCC pin voltage < VCHG1, the VCC charge function  
operates and the VCC pin voltage rises.  
H: The VCC charge function stops when the VCC pin voltage > VCHG2 due to the VCC charge function.  
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The CS Pin Open Protection  
When the CS pin is turned open, a CS pin open circuit is built-in to prevent the OUT pin from malfunctioning due to  
noises. This function stops switching the OUT pin when the CS pin is open. (Auto restart protection)  
VCC OVP  
POUT  
S
R
Q
PRE  
Driver  
OUT  
FBOLP_OH AND  
5
NOUT  
VREF  
Pulse OFF  
1MΩ  
+
-
CURRENT SENSE  
(V-V Change)  
Normal : ×1.0  
CS  
Leading Edge  
Blanking  
3
RS  
Figure 24. CS Open Protection Circuit  
10  
The OUT Pin Clamping Function  
Clamps the H level of the OUT pin to VOUTH to protect the external MOSFET. This function prevents MOSFET gate  
breakage due to increasing the VCC pin voltages. This is shown in Figure 25. The OUT pin has a RPDOUT pull down  
internally.  
VCC  
6
Clamp  
Circuit  
POUT  
OUT  
CS  
PRE  
Driver  
5
3
NOUT  
RS  
Figure 25. OUT Pin Clamp Circuit  
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Operation Mode of the Protection Function  
Table 2 shows the operation modes of the protective functions.  
Table 2. Operation Modes of Protection Circuit  
Protective Operation Mode  
Parameter  
VCC UVLO  
VCC OVP  
FB OLP  
CS Open Protection  
ZT OVP  
VCC Charge Function  
BM1Q002AFJ-LB  
Auto Restart  
Latch  
BM1Q021AFJ-LB  
Auto Restart  
Auto Restart  
Auto Restart  
Auto Restart  
Auto Restart  
Auto Restart  
Auto Restart  
Auto Restart  
Latch  
Auto Restart  
Thermal Dissipation  
Operate under the following conditions in thermal design.  
(The following temperatures are guaranteed temperatures. Be sure to consider such as a margin.)  
1. The ambient temperature Ta must be 105 °C or below.  
2. The power dissipation of the IC is below or equal to the power dissipation Pd.  
Thermal derating characteristics are shown in Figure 26.  
(At mounting on a glass epoxy single layer PCB which size is 74.2 mm x 74.2 mm x 1.6 mm)  
1.0  
0.8  
0.6  
0.4  
0.2  
0.0  
0
25  
50  
75  
100  
125  
150  
Ta [ºC]  
Figure 26. SOP-J7S Thermal Dissipation Characteristics  
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Parameter  
Symbol  
Rating  
Unit  
Conditions  
Maximum Applied Voltage 1  
Maximum Applied Voltage 2  
Maximum Applied Voltage 3  
Maximum Applied Voltage 4  
Power Dissipation  
OUT Pin Out Peak Current1  
OUT Pin Out Peak Current2  
ZT Pin Maximum Current  
Maximum Junction Temperature  
Storage Temperature Range  
VMAX1  
VMAX2  
VMAX3  
VMAX4  
Pd  
IOH  
IOL  
ISZT  
Tjmax  
Tstg  
-0.3 to +32.0  
-0.3 to +6.5  
-0.3 to +15.0  
-0.3 to +650  
0.67  
V
V
V
V
W
A
VCC pin  
CS pin, FB pin  
OUT pin  
VH pin  
(Note 1)  
-0.5  
1.0  
±3.0  
150  
A
mA  
°C  
°C  
-55 to +150  
Caution 1: Operating the IC over the absolute maximum ratings may damage the IC. The damage can either be a short circuit between pins or an open circuit between  
pins and the internal circuitry. Therefore, it is important to consider circuit protection measures, such as adding a fuse, in case the IC is operated over the  
absolute maximum ratings.  
Caution 2: Should by any chance the maximum junction temperature rating be exceeded the rise in temperature of the chip may result in deterioration of the properties  
of the chip. In case of exceeding this absolute maximum rating, design a PCB with power dissipation taken into consideration by increasing board size and  
copper area so as not to exceed the maximum junction temperature rating.  
(Note 1)  
At mounted on a glass epoxy single layer PCB (74.2 mm x 74.2 mm x 1.6 mm). Derate by 5.4 mW/°C if the IC is used in the ambient temperature 25 °C or  
above.  
Recommended Operating Conditions  
Parameter  
Symbol  
Min  
8.9  
Typ  
-
Max  
26.0  
Unit  
V
Conditions  
VCC pin voltage  
VH pin voltage  
Operating Power Supply  
Voltage Range 1  
Operating Power Supply  
Voltage Range 2  
VCC  
VH  
-0.3  
-40  
-
-
+650  
+105  
V
Operating Temperature  
Topr  
°C  
Electrical Characteristics (VCC = 15 V, Ta = 25 °C, Unless Otherwise Specified)  
Parameter  
[Circuit Current]  
Symbol  
Min  
Typ  
Max  
Unit  
Conditions  
FB pin voltage = 2.0 V  
(At switching operation)  
FB pin voltage = 0.5 V  
(At switching operation OFF)  
VCC pin voltage = 12 V,  
VH open  
Current at Switching Operation  
Current at Burst Operation  
ION1  
ION2  
-
-
600  
350  
1000  
450  
µA  
µA  
Circuit Current (OFF)  
IOFF  
-
-
25  
µA  
VCC UVLO = disable  
[VH Pin Starter Circuit]  
VH Start Current 1  
VH Start Current 2  
ISTART1  
ISTART2  
0.4  
1.0  
0.7  
3.0  
1.0  
6.0  
mA  
mA  
VCC pin voltage = 0 V  
VCC pin voltage = 10 V  
After releasing VCC UVLO  
VH pin inrush current  
VH OFF Current  
ISTART3  
VSC  
-
10  
20  
µA  
V
VH Start Current Switched  
Voltage  
0.40  
0.80  
1.40  
VCC pin  
[VCC Pin Protective Function]  
VCC UVLO Voltage 1  
VCC UVLO Voltage 2  
VCC UVLO Hysteresis  
VUVLO1  
VUVLO2  
VUVLO3  
12.50  
7.50  
-
13.50  
8.20  
5.30  
14.50  
8.90  
-
V
V
V
At VCC pin rising  
At VCC pin falling  
VUVLO3 = VUVLO1 - VUVLO2  
Starter circuit operating  
voltage  
VCC Recharge Start Voltage  
VCHG1  
7.70  
8.70  
9.70  
V
VCC Recharge End Voltage  
VCC OVP Voltage 1  
VCHG2  
VOVP1  
12.00  
26.00  
13.00  
27.50  
14.00  
29.00  
V
V
Stop voltage from VCHG1  
At VCC pin voltage rising  
At VCC pin voltage falling  
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VCC OVP Voltage 2  
VOVP2  
VOVP3  
-
-
23.50  
4.00  
-
-
V
V
VCC OVP Hysteresis  
[OUT Pin]  
(BM1Q021AFJ-LB only)  
IO = -20 mA,  
VCC pin voltage = 15 V  
OUT Pin H Voltage  
VOUTH  
10.5  
12.5  
14.5  
V
OUT Pin L Voltage  
OUT Pin Pull Down Resistor  
VOUTL  
RPDOUT  
-
75  
-
0.30  
125  
V
kΩ  
IO = +20 mA  
-
100  
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Parameter  
Symbol  
Min  
Typ  
Max  
Unit  
Conditions  
[DC/DC Converter Unit (Turn OFF)]  
FB Pin Pull Up Resistor  
CS Over Current Detection  
Voltage 1A  
CS Over Current Detection  
Voltage 1B  
RFB  
22.5  
30.0  
37.5  
kΩ  
V
-
FB pin voltage = 2.2 V  
(ACSNS = L) (Note 1)  
FB pin voltage = 2.2 V  
(ACSNS = H)  
FB pin voltage = 0.5 V  
(ACSNS = L)  
VLIM1A  
0.475  
0.500  
0.525  
VLIM1B  
VLIM2A  
0.310  
0.100  
0.350  
0.125  
0.390  
0.150  
V
V
CS Over Current Detection  
Voltage 2A  
CS Over Current Detection  
Voltage 2B  
FB pin voltage = 0.5 V  
(ACSNS = H)  
ACSNS = L  
VLIM2B  
AVCS1  
AVCS2  
0.062  
3.40  
4.86  
0.088  
4.00  
5.71  
0.113  
4.60  
6.57  
V
V/V  
V/V  
Voltage Gain 1 (VFB/VCS)  
ACSNS = H  
Voltage Gain 2 (VFB/VCS)  
CS Switched ZT Current 1  
CS Switched ZT Current 2  
CS Switched ZT Current  
Hysteresis  
CS Leading Edge Blanking  
Times  
IZT1  
IZT2  
0.93  
0.82  
1.00  
0.90  
1.07  
0.98  
mA  
mA  
-
-
-
IZTHYS  
tLEB  
-
-
-
0.10  
0.25  
0.15  
-
-
-
mA  
µs  
-
At PULSE is applied to the  
Turn OFF Time  
tOFF  
µs  
CS pin  
tLEB + tOFF  
-
Minimum ON Width  
Maximum ON Width  
tMIN  
tMAX  
-
0.40  
39.0  
-
µs  
µs  
30.0  
50.7  
[DC/DC Converter Unit (Turn ON)]  
OUT pin voltage = L  
ZT pin voltage = 4.65 V  
OUT pin voltage = L  
ZT pin voltage = 5.00 V  
OUT pin voltage = L  
ZT pin voltage = 5.35 V  
ZT Inrush Current 1  
ZT Inrush Current 2  
ZT Inrush Current 3  
IZT1  
IZT2  
4
6
14  
16  
24  
26  
µA  
µA  
µA  
kHz  
kHz  
V
IZT3  
8
18  
28  
Maximum Operating Frequency  
1
Maximum Operating Frequency  
2
Frequency Reduction Start FB  
Voltage  
fSW1  
108  
21  
120  
30  
132  
39  
FB pin voltage = 2.0 V  
fSW2  
FB pin voltage = 0.5 V  
-
VFBSW1  
VFBSW2  
1.10  
0.42  
1.25  
0.50  
1.40  
0.58  
Frequency Reduction End FB  
Voltage  
-
V
ZT Comparator Voltage 1  
ZT Comparator Voltage 2  
VZT1  
VZT2  
60  
120  
100  
200  
140  
280  
mV  
mV  
At ZT pin voltage falling  
At ZT pin voltage rising  
OUT pin voltage HL,  
Prevent noise  
ZT Trigger Mask Time  
tZTMASK  
-
0.6  
-
µs  
Operation without bottom  
detection  
Count from final bottom  
ZT Trigger Timeout Time 1  
tZTOUT1  
tZTOUT2  
10.5  
3.5  
15.0  
5.0  
19.5  
6.5  
µs  
µs  
ZT Trigger Timeout Time 2  
[DC/DC Protective Function]  
Soft Start Time 1  
Soft Start Time 2  
Soft Start Time 3  
tSS1  
tSS2  
tSS3  
tSS4  
VBURST  
0.35  
0.70  
1.40  
2.80  
0.42  
0.50  
1.00  
2.00  
4.00  
0.50  
0.65  
1.30  
2.60  
5.20  
0.58  
ms  
ms  
ms  
ms  
V
-
-
-
Soft Start Time 4  
FB Burst Voltage  
-
Burst ON  
FB OLP detection  
(At FB pin voltage rising)  
FB OLP detection  
(At FB pin voltage falling)  
-
FB OLP Voltage 1  
FB OLP Voltage 2  
VFOLP1  
VFOLP2  
2.6  
-
2.8  
2.6  
3.0  
-
V
V
FB OLP Detection Timer  
FB OLP Stop Timer  
Latching Release Voltage  
(VCC Pin Voltage)  
Latch Mask Time  
ZT OVP Voltage  
tFOLP  
tOLPST  
44.8  
358  
64.0  
512  
VUVLO2  
0.50  
100  
83.2  
666  
ms  
ms  
-
VLATCH  
-
-
V
BM1Q002AFJ-LB only  
BM1Q002AFJ-LB only  
tLATCH  
VZTL  
tZTOVP  
50  
4.65  
358  
200  
5.35  
666  
µs  
V
ms  
5.00  
512  
ZT OVP Stopping Timer  
BM1Q021AFJ-LB only  
(Note 1) ACSNS is defined. (L: ZT pin current < IZT1, H: ZT pin current > IZT1  
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1,000  
900  
800  
700  
600  
500  
400  
300  
200  
450  
430  
410  
390  
370  
350  
330  
310  
290  
270  
250  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 27. Current at Switching Operation vs Temperature  
Figure 28. Current at Burst Operation vs Temperature  
15.00  
14.50  
14.00  
13.50  
13.00  
12.50  
12.00  
9.20  
9.00  
8.80  
8.60  
8.40  
8.20  
8.00  
7.80  
7.60  
7.40  
7.20  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 29. VCC UVLO Voltage 1 vs Temperature  
Figure 30. VCC UVLO Voltage 2 vs Temperature  
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(Reference Data)  
14.00  
13.80  
13.60  
13.40  
13.20  
13.00  
12.80  
12.60  
12.40  
12.20  
12.00  
9.70  
9.50  
9.30  
9.10  
8.90  
8.70  
8.50  
8.30  
8.10  
7.90  
7.70  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 32. VCC Recharge End Voltage vs Temperature  
Figure 31. VCC Recharge Start Voltage vs Temperature  
24.0  
23.9  
23.8  
23.7  
23.6  
23.5  
23.4  
23.3  
23.2  
23.1  
23.0  
29.0  
28.5  
28.0  
27.5  
27.0  
26.5  
26.0  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 34. VCC OVP Voltage 2 vs Temperature  
Figure 33. VCC OVP Voltage 1 vs Temperature  
.
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(Reference Data)  
4.6  
4.4  
4.2  
4.0  
3.8  
3.6  
3.4  
0.525  
0.515  
0.505  
0.495  
0.485  
0.475  
-40 -20  
0
20  
40  
60  
80 100 120  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 35. CS Over Current Detection Voltage 1A vs  
Temperature  
Figure 36. Voltage Gain 1 (VFB/VCS) vs Temperature  
6.46  
6.26  
6.06  
5.86  
5.66  
5.46  
5.26  
5.06  
4.86  
0.9  
0.8  
0.7  
0.6  
0.5  
0.4  
0.3  
0.2  
0.1  
0.0  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
-40 -20  
0
20  
40  
60  
80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 38. Minimum ON Width vs Temperature  
Figure 37. Voltage Gain 2 (VFB/VCS) vs Temperature  
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(Reference Data)  
50  
48  
46  
44  
42  
40  
38  
36  
34  
32  
30  
128  
126  
124  
122  
120  
118  
116  
114  
112  
110  
108  
-40 -20  
0
20  
40  
60  
80 100 120  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 40. Maximum Operating Frequency 1 vs Temperature  
Figure 39. Maximum ON Width vs Temperature  
40  
140  
130  
120  
110  
100  
90  
38  
36  
34  
32  
30  
28  
26  
24  
22  
20  
80  
70  
60  
-40 -20  
0
20  
40  
60  
80 100 120  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 42. ZT Comparator Voltage 1 vs Temperature  
Figure 41. Maximum Operating Frequency 2 vs Temperature  
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(Reference Data)  
280  
260  
240  
220  
200  
180  
160  
140  
120  
20  
19  
18  
17  
16  
15  
14  
13  
12  
11  
10  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
-40 -20  
0
20  
40  
60  
80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 44. ZT Trigger Timeout Time 1 vs Temperature  
Figure 43. ZT Comparator Voltage 2 vs Temperature  
6.5  
6.0  
5.5  
5.0  
4.5  
4.0  
3.5  
0.65  
0.60  
0.55  
0.50  
0.45  
0.40  
0.35  
-40 -20  
0
20  
40  
60  
80 100 120  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 46. Soft Start Time 1 vs Temperature  
Figure 45. ZT Trigger Timeout Time 2 vs Temperature  
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(Reference Data)  
0.58  
0.56  
0.54  
0.52  
0.50  
0.48  
0.46  
0.44  
0.42  
3.0  
2.95  
2.9  
2.85  
2.8  
2.75  
2.7  
2.65  
2.6  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 48. FB OLP Voltage 1 vs Temperature  
Figure 47. FB Burst Voltage vs Temperature  
3.1  
84  
3.0  
2.9  
2.8  
2.7  
2.6  
2.5  
2.4  
2.3  
2.2  
2.1  
79  
74  
69  
64  
59  
54  
49  
44  
-40 -20  
0
20  
40  
60  
80 100 120  
-40 -20  
0
20  
40  
60  
80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 50. FB OLP Detection Timer vs Temperature  
Figure 49. FB OLP Voltage 2 vs Temperature  
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(Reference Data)  
700  
650  
600  
550  
500  
450  
400  
350  
300  
5.35  
5.25  
5.15  
5.05  
4.95  
4.85  
4.75  
4.65  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
-40 -20  
0
20 40 60 80 100 120  
Temperature: Ta [°C]  
Figure 52. ZT OVP Voltage vs Temperature  
Figure 51. FB OLP Stop Timer vs Temperature  
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I/O Equivalence Circuit  
1
ZT  
2
FB  
3
CS  
4
GND  
Internal  
Reg  
VCC  
VCC  
GND  
FB  
CS  
ZT  
5
OUT  
6
VCC  
-
-
7
VH  
VCC  
VH  
VCC  
OUT  
-
Internal  
Block  
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Operational Notes  
1.  
Reverse Connection of Power Supply  
Connecting the power supply in reverse polarity can damage the IC. Take precautions against reverse polarity when  
connecting the power supply, such as mounting an external diode between the power supply and the IC’s power supply  
pins.  
2.  
Power Supply Line  
Design the PCB layout pattern to provide low impedance supply lines. Furthermore, connect a capacitor to ground at  
all power supply pins. Consider the effect of temperature and aging on the capacitance value when using electrolytic  
capacitors.  
3.  
4.  
Ground Voltage  
Ensure that no pins are at a voltage below that of the ground pin at any time, even during transient condition.  
Ground Wiring Pattern  
When using both small-signal and large-current ground traces, the two ground traces should be routed separately but  
connected to a single ground at the reference point of the application board to avoid fluctuations in the small-signal  
ground caused by large currents. Also ensure that the ground traces of external components do not cause variations  
on the ground voltage. The ground lines must be as short and thick as possible to reduce line impedance.  
5.  
6.  
Recommended Operating Conditions  
The function and operation of the IC are guaranteed within the range specified by the recommended operating  
conditions. The characteristic values are guaranteed only under the conditions of each item specified by the electrical  
characteristics.  
Inrush Current  
When power is first supplied to the IC, it is possible that the internal logic may be unstable and inrush current may flow  
instantaneously due to the internal powering sequence and delays, especially if the IC has more than one power supply.  
Therefore, give special consideration to power coupling capacitance, power wiring, width of ground wiring, and routing  
of connections.  
7.  
Testing on Application Boards  
When testing the IC on an application board, connecting a capacitor directly to a low-impedance output pin may subject  
the IC to stress. Always discharge capacitors completely after each process or step. The IC’s power supply should  
always be turned off completely before connecting or removing it from the test setup during the inspection process. To  
prevent damage from static discharge, ground the IC during assembly and use similar precautions during transport and  
storage.  
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8.  
Inter-pin Short and Mounting Errors  
Ensure that the direction and position are correct when mounting the IC on the PCB. Incorrect mounting may result in  
damaging the IC. Avoid nearby pins being shorted to each other especially to ground, power supply and output pin.  
Inter-pin shorts could be due to many reasons such as metal particles, water droplets (in very humid environment) and  
unintentional solder bridge deposited in between pins during assembly to name a few.  
9.  
Unused Input Pins  
Input pins of an IC are often connected to the gate of a MOS transistor. The gate has extremely high impedance and  
extremely low capacitance. If left unconnected, the electric field from the outside can easily charge it. The small charge  
acquired in this way is enough to produce a significant effect on the conduction through the transistor and cause  
unexpected operation of the IC. So unless otherwise specified, unused input pins should be connected to the power  
supply or ground line.  
10. Regarding the Input Pin of the IC  
This IC contains P+ isolation and P substrate layers between adjacent elements in order to keep them isolated. P-N  
junctions are formed at the intersection of the P layers with the N layers of other elements, creating a parasitic diode  
or transistor. For example (refer to figure below):  
When GND > Pin A and GND > Pin B, the P-N junction operates as a parasitic diode.  
When GND > Pin B, the P-N junction operates as a parasitic transistor.  
Parasitic diodes inevitably occur in the structure of the IC. The operation of parasitic diodes can result in mutual  
interference among circuits, operational faults, or physical damage. Therefore, conditions that cause these diodes to  
operate, such as applying a voltage lower than the GND voltage to an input pin (and thus to the P substrate) should be  
avoided.  
Resistor  
Transistor (NPN)  
Pin A  
Pin B  
Pin B  
B
E
C
Pin A  
B
C
E
P
P+  
P+  
N
P+  
P
P+  
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Parasitic  
Elements  
Parasitic  
Elements  
P Substrate  
GND GND  
P Substrate  
GND  
GND  
Parasitic  
Elements  
Parasitic  
Elements  
N Region  
close-by  
Figure 53. Example of IC Structure  
11. Ceramic Capacitor  
When using a ceramic capacitor, determine a capacitance value considering the change of capacitance with  
temperature and the decrease in nominal capacitance due to DC bias and others.  
12. Thermal Shutdown Circuit (TSD)  
This IC has a built-in thermal shutdown circuit that prevents heat damage to the IC. Normal operation should always  
be within the IC’s maximum junction temperature rating. If however the rating is exceeded for a continued period, the  
junction temperature (Tj) will rise which will activate the TSD circuit that will turn OFF power output pins. When the Tj  
falls below the TSD threshold, the circuits are automatically restored to normal operation.  
Note that the TSD circuit operates in a situation that exceeds the absolute maximum ratings and therefore, under no  
circumstances, should the TSD circuit be used in a set design or for any purpose other than protecting the IC from heat  
damage.  
13. Over Current Protection Circuit (OCP)  
This IC incorporates an integrated over current protection circuit that is activated when the load is shorted. This  
protection circuit is effective in preventing damage due to sudden and unexpected incidents. However, the IC should  
not be used in applications characterized by continuous operation or transitioning of the protection circuit.  
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x x A F  
J
B M 1 Q 0  
-
L B E 2  
(VCC OVP)  
02: Latch  
21: Auto Restart  
(ZT OVP)  
Latch  
Auto Restart  
Package  
FJ: SOP-J7S  
Product Rank  
LB: for Industrial Equipment  
Packaging and forming specification  
E2: Embossed tape and reel  
Lineup  
Orderable Part Number  
BM1Q002AFJ-LBE2  
BM1Q021AFJ-LBE2  
VCC OVP  
Latch  
Auto Restart  
ZT OVP  
Latch  
Auto Restart  
Package  
SOP-J7S  
Part Number Marking  
1Q02A  
1Q21A  
Marking Diagram  
SOP-J7S (TOP VIEW)  
Part Number Marking  
LOT Number  
Pin 1 Mark  
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Package Name  
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ROHMs Products for Specific Applications.  
(Note1) Medical Equipment Classification of the Specific Applications  
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USA  
EU  
CHINA  
CLASS  
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CLASSb  
CLASSⅢ  
CLASSⅢ  
CLASSⅢ  
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cleaning agents for cleaning residue after soldering  
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4. The Products are not subject to radiation-proof design.  
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exceeding normal rated power; exceeding the power rating under steady-state loading condition may negatively affect  
product performance and reliability.  
7. De-rate Power Dissipation depending on ambient temperature. When used in sealed area, confirm that it is the use in  
the range that does not exceed the maximum junction temperature.  
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Precaution for Mounting / Circuit board design  
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caution in your manufacturing process and storage so that voltage exceeding the Products maximum rating will not be  
applied to Products. Please take special care under dry condition (e.g. Grounding of human body / equipment / solder iron,  
isolation from charged objects, setting of Ionizer, friction prevention and temperature / humidity control).  
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[a] the Products are exposed to sea winds or corrosive gases, including Cl2, H2S, NH3, SO2, and NO2  
[b] the temperature or humidity exceeds those recommended by ROHM  
[c] the Products are exposed to direct sunshine or condensation  
[d] the Products are exposed to high Electrostatic  
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may be degraded. It is strongly recommended to confirm solderability before using Products of which storage time is  
exceeding the recommended storage time period.  
3. Store / transport cartons in the correct direction, which is indicated on a carton with a symbol. Otherwise bent leads  
may occur due to excessive stress applied when dropping of a carton.  
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which storage time is exceeding the recommended storage time period.  
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