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L9788 Datasheet(PDF) 172 Page - STMicroelectronics |
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L9788 Datasheet(HTML) 172 Page - STMicroelectronics |
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172 / 264 page ![]() Built in self test L9788 172/264 DS12308 Rev 4 will cause the loss of monitor functionality with an undetected latent fault; the insertion of a monitor supplied from V3V3PRE and referenced to VBG1 allows the detection of this latent. The same concept applies on the vice-versa. The remaining common points of the internal architecture can be summarized as: protected battery line, charge pump supply, V3V3PRE_mon monitor input (netA), V3V3PRE monitor input (netB) The above points can be tolerated because: Protected battery line is the main supply of the L9788, used to generate supply for analog and digital core. All the circuits connected to this rail are capable of high voltage operation, in case the connection is lost no logic supply can be generated and the device will be stuck in reset condition. Charge pump is used to guarantee proper functionality during battery cranking only and is useless in normal mode. All the circuits connected to this line are capable of high voltage, in case the line is open it can be detected by dedicated monitor (not shown here) during normal operation or at power-up of the device. In case netA is shorted to ground there is fault detection while short to supply line is normal condition, short to VBG1 through V3V3PRE_mon monitor inputs is not possible since the inputs are cascaded; in case a double fault is present (shorted cascade) it will cause an increase in analog and digital supply lines (VINT3V3 and VDD2V7) detected by their monitors using VBG2 reference and triggering safety switch-off path for safety relevant outputs. In case netB is shorted to ground there is fault detection while short to supply line is normal condition, short to VBG2 through V3V3PRE monitor inputs is not possible since the inputs are cascaded; in case a double fault is present (shorted cascade) it will cause a failure on the monitor circuit only, without affecting normal functionality until a third fault occurs. 14.2 Analog comparators BIST For all the safety relevant monitors a self test is implemented to verify that the comparator can detect a variation of the monitored signal applied at its input. The basic implementation scheme is shown in Figure 80: comparator inputs are choppered by a diagnostic clock and the output of the comparator is xored with diagnostic clock itself: if the comparator is not able to toggle due to fault condition (internal or external) its output will start toggling following diagnostic clock and causing a self test failure. |
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