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HMLQ25201T-R47MSR Datasheet(HTML) 29 Page - Renesas Technology Corp |
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29 / 52 page ![]() DA9080 High Current, Highly Configurable System PMIC with Four Bucks and One LDO Datasheet Revision 1.2 08-Feb-2022 CFR0011-120-00 29 of 51 © 2022 Renesas Electronics 8 Supervision 8.1 Input Voltage Monitor Flag The voltage at the VSYS pin is continually monitored. The status of this pin is reported in a 2-bit register field. One bit provides the current status of this pin while the other bit is sticky, being set when the voltage on the VSYS pin transitions below 4.4 V. The input voltage monitor comparator has a 4.6 V rise, 4.4 V fall, and 0.2 V hysteresis. The host can poll these two bits to check the status of this pin. The sticky bit is cleared by writing 1 to it. 8.2 Fault Protection 8.2.1 Over-Voltage, Under-Voltage, and Over-Current Protection Each buck has over-voltage (OV), under-voltage (UV), and over-current (OC) fault protection. When the buck output drops below VTHR_UVP_FALL, the BUCK<x>_UV_STAT bit in the PMC_CH_UV register is set to 0x1. When the buck output increases above VTHR_OVP_RISE the BUCK<x>_OV_STAT bit in the PMC_CH_OV register is set to 0x1. Each of the bucks has current limit, IPOSLIM, with programmable thresholds. When the current limit is met, the BUCK<x>_OC_STAT bit in the PMC_CH_OC register is set to 0x1. The LDO has under-voltage (UV) and over-current (OC) fault protection. When either of these conditions is met, status bits are set to 0x1 in dedicated registers, in a similar way to the bucks. A supply voltage fault condition (UV or OV), on any supply, causes an immediate power down and all supplies are disabled. The sequencer will not run and the supplies will not perform a controlled ramp- down of the output voltage. A re-start is initiated, after a blanking time, with a hiccup behavior. The outputs are discharged by the internal pull-down resistors prior to being enabled again. The UV, OV and OC register bits are sticky and remain set through a hiccup cycle, see Figure 10. The register bits are only cleared on a register write of 1. 8.2.2 Thermal Shutdown DA9080 also has a thermal shutdown (TSD) function. When the die temperature goes above 140 °C (typ) (TTHR_SHDN), all the regulator outputs and the GPADC are immediately shutdown. The TSD event is recorded in a register OVERTEMP_EVENT bit<7> in PMC_CH_OC (0x01). When the die temperature goes below 125 °C(typ), the start-up sequence is restarted. Note that the I2C communication is halted during TSD, the OVERTEMP_EVENT bit cannot be read back at this time. The host should check the OVERTEMP_EVENT bit after the device has recovered from TSD. The OVERTEMP_EVENT bit is sticky and is cleared by over-writing the bit with 1. |
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