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DFE252012P-2R2M Datasheet(HTML) 17 Page - Microchip Technology |
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17 / 44 page ![]() 2020 Microchip Technology Inc. DS20006388A-page 17 MCP16501 FIGURE 4-1: Illustration of Start-up Mechanisms for Various MPU Configurations. Applications With a Backup Supply Applications Without a Backup Supply The application starts when VIN ramps up because of the capacitor C, which delays the rise of nSTRT with respect to VIN and causes nSTRT to appear low as soon as the MCP16501 is powered. Note that PWRHLD (= SHDN from MPU) was set to ‘1’ at the time the battery was mounted on the PCB (i.e., at the time of manufacturing). The power channels of MCP16501 are turned off by the MPU by setting SHDN = 0. The MPU is then in Backup mode. If supported, the DDR can also be placed in Backup Self-Refresh (BSR) mode by setting LPM = 1 before SHDN = 0. To wake up the application from Backup mode, a wake-up event must be generated for the SHDWC (Shutdown and Wake-up Controller) of the MPU. This can be an internal event (e.g., RTC, RTT alarm, TAMPER detection) or an event on an I/O of the SHDWC (e.g., wake-up from a wireless module). The MPU will then set SHDN = 1 and the low-to-high transition of PWRHLD will cause the MCP16501 to restart. If VIN is cycled while the MPU is in Backup mode (SHDN = 0), the MCP16501 restarts automatically and sends a wake-up event to the MPU on nSTRTO (WKUP). If this wake-up event was not enabled in the MPU SHDWC configuration, SHDN will stay low and the MCP16501 will turn off at the end of the start-up sequence, because PWRHLD has not been set high. If this wake-up event is enabled, SHDN will immediately go high, thus confirming the start-up sequence for the MCP16501 and the application will restart. The application starts when VIN ramps up because of the capacitor C, which delays the rise of nSTRT with respect to VIN and causes nSTRT to appear low as soon as the MCP16501 is powered. PWRHLD (= SHDN from MPU) is set to ‘1’ as soon as VBAT (= VDDIO) is above its internal POR threshold (around 1.5V). The power channels of MCP16501 are turned off by the MPU by setting SHDN = 0. In this case, the MPU is not in Backup mode; it is simply completely off. LPM cannot be used, nor can SHDN be set to ‘1’ because the supply voltage of the SHDWC controller is missing. From the OFF state, the application can only be restarted by cycling power on VIN. The application does not immediately start when VIN ramps up. The button must be pressed (nSTRT = Low) to start the MCP16501. Note that PWRHLD (= SHDN from MPU) was set to ‘1’ at the time the battery was mounted on the PCB (i.e., at the time of manufacturing). The power channels of MCP16501 are turned off by the MPU by setting SHDN = 0. The MPU is then in Backup mode. If supported, the DDR can also be placed in backup self-refresh mode (BSR) by setting LPM = 1 before SHDN = 0. To wake up the application from Backup mode, a wake-up event must be generated for the SHDWC (Shutdown and Wake-up Controller) of the MPU. This can be an internal event (e.g., RTC, RTT alarm, TAMPER detection) or an event on an I/O of the SHDWC (e.g., wake-up from a wireless module). The MPU will then set SHDN = 1 and the low-to-high transition of PWRHLD will cause the MCP16501 to restart. If VIN is cycled while the MPU is in Backup mode (SHDN = 0), the MCP16501 does not restart automatically. To restart the application, the button must be pressed and nSTRTO (WKUP) be an enabled wake-up event. The DDR supply loss, due to an input power loss while in BSR mode, will be managed by software (i.e., by reloading the contents of the DDR). The application does not immediately start when VIN ramps up. The button must be pressed to start the MCP16501. PWRHLD (= SHDN from MPU) is set to ‘1’ as soon as VBAT (= VDDIO) is above its internal POR threshold (around 1.5V). The power channels of MCP16501 are turned off by the MPU by setting SHDN = 0. In this case, the MPU is not in Backup mode; it is simply completely off. LPM cannot be used, nor can SHDN be set to ‘1’ because the supply voltage of the SHDWC controller is missing. To restart the application, the push button must be pressed. MCP16501 MPU VDDIO VDDCORE VDDIODDR VIN SHDN LPM WKUP PWRHLD LPM nSTRTO VBAT C nSTRT PVINx, VIN MCP16501 MPU VDDIO VDDCORE VDDIODDR VIN SHDN LPM WKUP PWRHLD LPM nSTRTO VBAT nSTRT PVINx, VIN |
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