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VTT current

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Kanji Shibatani
Posted by Kanji Shibatani
on Feb 27 2012 05:16 AM
Intellectual420 points

Hello

Would you please let us know the VTT supply Current  for  DLPC200 and  DDR2 ( MT47H32M16HR-3)?

In the oteher word,  the Light Commander  has  two VTT current source (TPS51100), but would you please let us know

the supply current for  each  VTT_B2  and VTT_B3_B4?

( it is too hard to measure it  by ourselves.)

                                DDR#        TPS51116 on LC
B2:DDR_D[15:0]   U8                         U501
B3:DDR_D[39:16]      U7, U6                 U503
B4:DDR_D[63:40]   U6、U5              U503

The reason why is customer start the desgin, but there are no description about  this value.

With my best regards

DLP LightCommander DLPC200 DLPC200
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  • Fizix
    Posted by Fizix
    on Feb 28 2012 09:17 AM
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    Shibitani-san,

    Thank you for your inquiry.  The DLPC200 Chipset was designed by TI, but the LightCommander Controller Board was designed by Logic PD.  An inquiry has been submitted to Logic PD regarding the current on these two supplies.  This will be updated when we receive their response.  Thank you for your patience.

     

    Fizix

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  • Kanji Shibatani
    Posted by Kanji Shibatani
    on Feb 29 2012 19:18 PM
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    Dear Fizix san

    Thank you for your reply.

    I had tried to measure VTT current on Lightcommander by myself, however TPS51100 VTT  output pattern tied to DDR directly, so it was really very hard .

    Cusomter know TPS51100 can handle 3A  peak sink/source current,  and also they will use TPS51100&TPS51116 in their design,

    but want to know the actual (average)  VTT current for DLPC200& DDR2 in order to estimate  the heat/relaiability.

    Anyway,I found following desciprtion on NS website. 

    According to this document, In DDR case, VTT current should be 200mA range, and there are no  concern for customer's design.

    Cusomter think 200mA average current is acceptable , however, VTT current on VTT_B3_B4 on Lightcommander exceeds 1A  average?

    http://www.national.com/assets/en/appnotes/AppBrief113.pdf

     

    Would you please give me your comment/opinion? 

    Best Regards

    DLP LightCommander DLPC200 DLP Light Commander DLPC200
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  • Fizix
    Posted by Fizix
    on Mar 01 2012 15:13 PM
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    Hello Shibatani-san,

    You wrote:

    VTT current on VTT_B3_B4 on Lightcommander exceeds 1A  average?

    Is this "1A" a measured value? 

    Best Regards,

    Fizix

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