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Max junction temperature (Tjmax) for LT3086MPFE#PBF — Regarding — Q&A — Power Management

Hi All,

We are planning to use LT3086MPFE#PBF in our application to generate 2.5V ± 3% @ output current of 50 mA (max) with PCB temperature at 110 ºC.  What is the maximum allowed junction temperature (TJMAX) for this device? Is it 150 ºC  or 165 ºC or 125 ºC?

Here are few datasheet points which are confusing.

  1. Note 12 (page 5 of 34) indicates that the device’s internal over temperature circuit will become ACTIVE when junction temperature exceeds 125 ºC for LT3086MP.
  2. Description about TEMP pin indicates that the typical thermal shutdown (thermal limit) temperature is 165 ºC.

Will over temperature circuit internal to the IC be active when Tj is above 125 ºC or will it be ACTIVE when Tj is at 165 ºC for LT3086MPFE#PBF?

Internal thermal limit temperature of 165 ºC seems to indicate that the maximum allowable junction temperature is higher than 125 degC. If it is so, what is the allowed Tjmax for this device?

Thanks

C.Pradeep

  • I will ask the design group to review this post and I will post any significant corrections.

    The LT3086 only has one internal temperature protection threshold — around 165 deg. C.  The 165 deg. C threshold is referenced in the LT3086 datasheet TEMP pin text that I show in the image below.  I agree that Note 12 that you mention seems to imply that there are two internal temperature protection thresholds based on temperature grade, but that is not the case.

    Also LT3086 datasheet Note 3 in the image below that says lifetime is de-rated if the operating temperature is over 125 deg. C, so keep that in mind when you chose between the MP and H temperature grades.    



  • Thank you ARad for the reply. Based on your reply, looks like Max Junction temperature is 165 degC or more. Please confirm on the same.

    We will ensure the heat rise to be so that Tj is 125 degC or less. However, we do not want to provide additional margin of 10degC or 15 degC if maximum Junction temperature is 150 degC or 165 degC.

    Awaiting confirmation/response on the same.

    Thanks

    C.Pradeep



  • Hi C. Pradeep,

    For your design, please consider the operating junction temperature specs as these are what’s guaranteed by design and test. The mention of temperatures higher than these apply to the maximum temperature the device will not be damaged and enter into thermal protection.

    Operating Junction Temperature:
    E-Grade, I-Grade………………………….. –40°C to 125°C
    MP-Grade …………………………………… –55°C to 125°C
    H-Grade ……………………………………… –40°C to 150°C

    If your maximum ambient temperature will produce 110degC of PCB temperature, make sure the junction temp at this point will not exceed the operating junction temp considering some margin of course.


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CPU core temperature — Wiren Board 6

ujin

#1

Hello.
As part of familiarization with the new product, I am interested in the maximum temperature of the processor chip (Tj)
According to the instruction manual, the maximum ambient operating temperature is 85C
According to those documentation for the i.MX 6ULL ​​processor, the maximum power consumption, if you simply sum up all currents x voltages 1.37 W
Thermal resistance when installed on a 4-layer board Ta 32.9 C/W
32.9*1.37 = 45. 1
45.1 + 85 = 130 C0098 In WIKI you described that you tried to operate the processor even at high temperatures. It is also described that in this case the OS reduces performance
What is the maximum consumption that was practically measured (if measured)
What was the temperature of the crystal during tests at maximum processor performance (taking into account interfaces, etc.) . Again, if measured.
I did not find these numbers by searching.
Also, are there such numbers for the new W7 controller.
And the last question regarding the temperature regime.
By how much the temperature will practically change if the controller is installed vertically (rotated 90 degrees along the front axis). Use is assumed in such a position in the system for collecting information not related to any critical processes.
Assumes a maximum operating temperature of about 60 C.
Regards, …

BrainRoot

#2

ujin:

In WIKI you described that you tried to operate the processor even at high temperatures. It is also described that in this case, the OS reduces performance

Yes, to check warming (CPU itself is not capable of warming up at normal temperatures above 90)

 CPU: Industrial temperature grade (-40C to 105C)CPU Temperature (104C) too cl.
CPU Temperature (109C) too close to max (105C) waiting...
CPU Temperature (110C) too close to max (105C) waiting...
CPU Temperature (111C) too close to max (105C) waiting...
CPU Temperature (111C) too close to max (105C) waiting...
 

At temperatures above 105, the core stops it.
But the processor itself worked (with disabled protection) up to 130.

ujin:

By how much the temperature will practically change if the controller is installed vertically (rotated 90 degrees along the front axis). Use is assumed in such a position in the system for collecting information not related to any critical processes.

Do not change.

ujin

#3

BrainRoot:

Yes, to check warming up (the processor itself is not able to warm up at a normal temperature above 90)

Thank you.
I wanted to clarify at normal — is it 25C?
Below the temperature rises — this is how I understand the sensors
command in what mode and at what temperature of the ambient air?
105 don’t worry, this is the working mode. In the technical description, the MTBF type parameter is 100 thousand hours.
It’s just that I will definitely have +12 from the environment and about 40 in the room (there are heating sources), Well, the reserve.
130 is from the calculation of the ambient air 85 C
at 60 it seems to fit into 105.

BrainRoot

#4

ujin:

I wanted to clarify at normal — is it 25C?

Up to 40. At temperatures above, if you try to load the processor, the limitation, throttling, starts to work.

ujin:

It’s just that I will definitely have +12 from the environment and about 40 in the room (there are heating sources), Well, the reserve.
130 is from the calculation of ambient air 85 C
at 60 it seems to fit into 105.

In our specifications, the maximum temperature of the environment is 85, the controllers were tested with it. It is important here — if an internal UPS on lithium is used, then it will already limit the temperature.

ujin

#5

Thank you.
Judging by the thorough approach to testing, it is necessary to take a closer look at your equipment for use in our tasks.

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EvgenyBoger

#6

ujin:

According to the documentation for the i.MX 6ULL ​​processor, the maximum power consumption, if you simply sum all currents x voltages 1.37 W
Thermal resistance when installed on a 4 layer board Ta 32.9 C/W
32.9*1.37 = 45.1
45.1 + 85 = 130 C

This is close to the truth, but

  1. six-layer board
  2. it is really impossible to force the processor to consume so much: there are rather voracious blocks that are not used in WB. For example, a RAM encryption block, a 2D accelerator block.
  3. , just in case, we declare on the controller not 85 degrees, but 75 degrees of ambient temperature.

If you have a task where the temperature in the shield is nominally 70 degrees and above, then I would recommend:

  1. Limit the processor frequency to 530 MHz. At a lower frequency, we lower the voltage of the processor core, so it consumes noticeably less.
  2. Increase core shutdown limit from 105 to 110 degrees. Here the logic is as follows: firstly, the internal sensor of the processor is not very accurate, so it may show less. Secondly, the industrial processor in WB6 has a very large MTBF margin. If you extrapolate the failure curves by 5 degrees, then there will still be a long time. The curves are not at hand now, but they are in the “i.mx6ull lifetime estimation” document on the NXP website.

We will set up both on request, if a real need arises.
But in general, we have never encountered 70 degrees in the shield in real tasks, although customers have, for example, applications in outdoor cabinets without air conditioning on oil rigs in the desert.