INV
Function
A higher voltage than NI2 reduces the demand for output conduction.
How to connect
Connect to the midpoint of two 10 kΩ resistors from REF16 to GND in this pulse demonstration.
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A higher voltage than NI2 reduces the demand for output conduction.
Connect to the midpoint of two 10 kΩ resistors from REF16 to GND in this pulse demonstration.
A higher voltage than INV1 requests a longer pulse.
Connect to REF16 for maximum pulse demand in the bench example.
The amplifier inputs are biased in the documented common-mode region, not left floating.
External positive clock pulses can synchronize the oscillator.
Tie to GND when not using external synchronization.
Clock at the oscillator rate, before alternating output steering.
Leave open or use a high-impedance scope.
The oscillator charges and discharges this external capacitor.
Connect 10 nF to GND and RD = 100 Ω to DISCHARGE7.
Sets the oscillator charging current.
Connect 10 kΩ to GND.
The external resistance between this pin and CT sets extra discharge dead time.
Connect 100 Ω between pins 7 and 5.
RD belongs between DISCHARGE and CT, not from pin 7 to ground.
An internal current charges the capacitor and gradually releases the pulse-width limit.
Connect 1 µF to GND, positive at pin 8 if polarized.
Shutdown and undervoltage lockout discharge this capacitor.
Error-amplifier output and PWM control node. External compensation shapes a real regulator loop.
Leave externally unconnected for this fixed-demand scope example.
An external pull-down can suppress pulses; do not force a voltage against the amplifier output.
A positive input turns both outputs off; a sustained command discharges soft start.
Use 10 kΩ to GND and a normally open pushbutton to REF16.
Do not leave this pin floating.
Totem-pole output driven from VC13. LOW is the OFF state.
Use a high-impedance scope and an optional 10 kΩ load to GND.
Return for the control supply, reference, oscillator and output drivers.
Join supply bypass and timing returns close to this pin.
Separate supply for the two output stages.
Connect to +12 V with local 100 nF bypass in the bench circuit.
It is a supply input, not a switch output.
Receives alternate oscillator cycles relative to OUT A. LOW is the OFF state.
Use the second scope channel and an optional 10 kΩ load to GND.
Powers the reference and internal control circuitry.
Connect +12 V with 100 nF and local bulk decoupling.
Bias reference for low-current control networks.
Bypass with 100 nF; feed NI2, the INV divider and the shutdown switch.
Use the SG3525A electrical table: initial output is specified 5.0–5.2 V.