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67 / 157 page ![]() 67 TPS650830 www.ti.com SLVSCF4A – DECEMBER 2014 – REVISED JULY 2016 Submit Documentation Feedback Product Folder Links: TPS650830 Detailed Description Copyright © 2014–2016, Texas Instruments Incorporated 6.3.13.3 Powergood, Power Fault, and Emergency Power Shutdown During operation, when the voltage regulators are enabled, the output voltage for each rail is monitored in order to assess if the output voltage is within a specified voltage range. A powergood status bit is generated and stored in the PGOOD_STAT1 and PGOOD_STAT2 registers. If the output voltage is within the specified voltage range, the respective powergood status bit is set to a logic high. If the output voltage falls below or goes above the specified voltage range, the powergood status bit will be set to a logic low. By default, if any of the output voltage rails experience a power fault condition, the PMIC will automatically shutdown in order to protect the system unless the power fault is masked. If a power fault occurs, the source of the power fault is maintained in the PWRSTAT1 and PWRSTAT2 registers which are maintained in the RTC domain. The voltage thresholds for each of the powergood comparators is a percentage relative to the nominal voltage setting of the output voltage - see the parametric table for each voltage regulator powergood for the USL and LSL limits of the powergood comparators. If a particular voltage rail is not critical to the performance of the overall system, the respective powergood output can be masked using the PGMASK1 and PGMASK2 registers. The masking of a power fault will inhibit an automatic PMIC shutdown. This can be also very helpful for debug purposes in case of system failure to isolate the voltage regulator with the sensitive output voltage. In order to avoid an erroneous power fault during the turn-on of the voltage regulators, the power fault is masked for 10 ms relative to the enable whether it be from the discrete signal or from an I2C command. powergood is also masked when coming out of sleep (S3 state) for 100 µs after the ALL_SYS_PWRGD pin goes high to ensure that there is no false triggering of the powergood comparators. The PMIC will only cause a Emergency Power Shutdown of the rails for the conditions shown in the table below. The PMIC monitors each rail and ensures there is no problem. All rails are monitored for fault protection, except for V3.3A_DSW and V5A external voltage regulators. The V3.3A_DSW and V5A have no effect on Power Fault and cannot cause a shutdown, unless either one affects another rail. Notice also, that the current limit (OCP) does not directly cause a shutdown. Instead, OCP could cause a shutdown indirectly by means of a Power Fault. The OCP will limit the maximum possible output current, such that if the load current exceeds the Ilim, then the voltage will drop, until eventually the lower output voltage causes a Power Fault if it is below the powergood threshold for more than 30 µs. Emergency Power Shutdown causes all rails to power-down within 1 us. The LDO3, LDO5, and VREF1.25V will stay up if the input voltage is greater than the UVLO3 and UVLO5. Table 6-2. All Possible Emergency Power Shutdown Conditions SHUTDOWN CONDITION VIN pin ≤ UVLO5V VINLDO3 pin ≤ UVLO3V Powergood Fault (OVP, UVP): Vout ≤ 90% or Vout ≥ 110% for ≥ 30 µs Tj ≥ Tcritical (OTP) SHUTDOWNZ pin pulled-low I2C Control Force Shutdown by SDWNCTRL register (address = 0x49) 6.3.13.4 Current Limit All voltage regulators are current limited, the current limit can be set based on the application load current using an external resistor for all VRs except for VR2 which has an internally set current limit as it has an integrated power stage. The current limit controls the maximum output current. If the maximum current is reached, the output voltage will start to droop since the load can no longer be supplied with sufficient power. If the voltage drops below the powergood threshold, the power fault status will be set to a logic high and if the power fault is not masked, the PMIC will automatically shutdown in a controlled manner to protect the system. |
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