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TAS2505-Q1: Power supply timing

Part Number: TAS2505-Q1
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS2505

Hi,

<Question1>
I have a question on “Figure 3-1 Analog Supply provided after Digital Supply” on page 45 of the “TAS2505 Application Reference Guide”.
Figure 3-1 specifies the power supply timing.
Is the start and end of the time specified to be 10% or 90% of the power supply voltage?

<Question2>
This is a question related to the above. Is there a specification for the power supply shutdown timing?
Is it necessary to turn off the power in the reverse order of power on?

Thanks and best regards,

Narikazu

  • Narikazu-san,

    My colleague will take a look at this E2E thread and will answer as soon as possible.

    Best regards,
    Luis Fernando Rodríguez S.

  • Narikazu-san, 

    For your first question, I think you are asking about the voltage level of each power supply voltage. If so, then you are correct. 

    For your second question, it is not necessary to power down in reverse, the external supplies can just be turned off completely. If the 1.8V rail cannot be turned off, the PLL and HP level shifters must be powered down (Page 1, Register 2, D3=1), the LDO bandgap must be powered down (Page 1, Register 1, D1=1), power down the POR circuit (Page 1, register 1, D4=0). This state results in a device shutdown current < 1.5uA. 

  • Hi,

    Thank you for your answer.

    <About Question 1>
    OK.
    I understand that if 3.3V, 10% of 0.33V and 90% of 2.97V specify the timing of the power-up sequence.
    No problems?

    <About Question 2>
    I understood that the power can be turned off at any time.
    However, we decided that it would be safer to turn off 1.8V first, so we are planning to design with the following power-off sequence.

    We are considering using IOVDD 3.3V, AVDD and DVDD 1.8V, and SPKVDD 4.2V.
    The power-off sequence is designed in the order of 1.8V → 3.3V & 4.2V.
    When 1.8V is 20% of 0.36V, 3.3V & 4.2V fall start.
    No problems?

    Please answer whether there is no problem in understanding and designing each question.


    Thanks and best regards,

    Narikazu

  • Hi, 

    Q1: 

    I understand. The level marks on the timing diagram suggests VIL and VIH levels. For voltage supplies (like 3.3.V), using 10% and 90% should be OK. 

    Q2: 

    I understand. Power shutoff sequence is also OK, no problems. 

    All the best, 

    Carolina