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  • Forum Post: PMIC for OMAP3505

    Mike Segal Mike Segal
    is there a suitable TI PMIC already available or in development for OMAP3505?
    on Aug 20, 2009
  • Forum Post: PMIC & OMAP JTAG chain ?

    Philippe MAIRE Philippe MAIRE
    Hi, Can I chain PMIC & OMAP jtag connexions ? I am afraid that when in test mode, the PMIC could stop providing power, then the OMAP turns off and breaks the chain... Have any of you tried this successfully ?
    on Jul 22, 2010
  • Forum Post: Re: Connection problem about "PWRHOLD" pin of TPS65910 for AM3517 ?

    Weihung Wen Weihung Wen
    Hi! Gandhar: Thanks for your answer, but I find TI's application report (TPS65910 User Guide For AM3517/AM3505 Processor), "PWRHOLD" is connected to VDD2 or VIO. But in cranboard;s schematic, it connected to VRTC. What difference from them? (because VIO, VDD2, VRTC has different...
    on Mar 4, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: TPS65950 I2C Control Interface Hangs

    Gil Zhaiek Gil Zhaiek
    Thanks Tony! Gandhar, we did look at the signals and they look fine. Clean and in great shape. What I am thinking is that looking at the tps65950 code in the driver - drivers/mfs/twl-core.c - there are mutex locks before each of the i2c_transfer. These mutex locks are only per driver and not per...
    on Apr 7, 2011
  • Forum Post: CLKEN not de-asserted down when SYS_CLKREQ on DM3730 is de-asserted

    David Stewart David Stewart
    Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 In order to reduce power consumption when our platform is suspended (RETENTION OFF MODE), we are trying to get the TPS65950 to de-assert CLKEN when the DM3730 goes into an OFF mode...
    on Apr 21, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPS65920 duty cycle problem on 32k clock

    Philippe MAIRE Philippe MAIRE
    Hi, On my OMAP board, the 32,768 Hz clock is a square clock provided by an external RTC. The duty cycle of the clock is at about 40%, and I just noticed there is a requirement of 45/55% in the SWCS037E datasheet. The OMAP on its side does not require a particular duty cycle on this clock. ...
    on Apr 8, 2011
  • Forum Post: Is there a TPS65930 with touchscreen added for the AM3703?

    Mike Bisch Mike Bisch
    I am looking at the TPS65930 to use with an AM3703 processor. I also need a 4-wire touchscreen controller which I've seen in other PMIC parts. I can use the TSC2046, but I was wondering if there's an integrated solution? I need the LCD Driver, USB & RTC, but not the keypad (not enough inputs...
    on Jun 14, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPS65920/30 with AM3715-1GHz

    Frank S. Frank S.
    Hi, we are planning a design with a AM3715 and the TPS65920/30. The design should provide the possibility to realize a version with AM3715CUS (800MHz) and AM3715CUS100 (1GHz). I have found a hint that the TPS65920/30 is not suitable for OPP1G (operation point 1GHz) - i am a little bit confused...
    on Jun 30, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPS65910 power up sequence without pushbutton

    Robert Servilio Robert Servilio
    Hello, I am designing the power circuit for an AM3703. I have a couple of questions/clarifications. 1) The "TPS65910 User Guide for OMAP3 Family of Processors" shows power up sequencing being initiated with a falling edge of the active low pushbutton output triggering input PWRON ( Figure...
    on Jun 24, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPS65951 Linux driver availability?

    C.J. C.J.
    Hi, Is there any reference driver available for TPS65951 on Linux? We are considering using this PMIC to replace TPS65950 on DM37x EVM. I saw there are quite a bit of registers difference btw TPS65950 vs 65851. Are there any sample driver for TPS65951? Thanks for any info.
    on Jul 25, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPS65930 PWM output for Vibration Funcrion

    March Jasper March Jasper
    Hi I thinking Vibration function by TPS65930 PWM 0 and PWM 1 oytput. Vibration function use DC Mortor. Question Can Possible use PWM0 and PWM1 output for Vibration DC Mortor control? And If use PWM Output for Mortor control , Could you tell me a point to notiice?? Regard Jasper
    on Nov 1, 2011
  • Forum Post: About TPS65950 Wake UP from Sleep Mode and How to disable Wake Up Mode ?

    March Jasper March Jasper
    Hi I have question about TPS65950 Wake UP function. The TPS65950 wake up when jusy connect to USB OTG or USB Charger. TPS65950 wake up was by supply voltage over 2.7V. Is this wake up condition for need over 2.7V compare than supply voltage ? Qurstion 1) What is wake Up condition ?...
    on Dec 12, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: What's the differences between TPS65910 and TPS65910A?

    Rich Chen Rich Chen
    Following question on TPS65910. Is there TPS65910A3 designed for AM335 with DDR3 because DDR3 uses 1.5V instead of 1.8V for DDR2? Best Regard, Rich
    on Jan 10, 2012
  • Forum Post: Restart problem with TPS65930

    Nambirajan Esakkimuthu93283 Nambirajan Esakkimuthu93283
    Hi, We are facing a problem that DM 3730 restart sometimes, when we plugged in the DC charger to our device. This is happening when the device is ON . We're using PMIC TPS65930 .Can you please guide me through this problem? Thanks & regards, Nambirajan E
    on Jan 23, 2012
  • Forum Post: Re: Connection problem about "PWRHOLD" pin of TPS65910 for AM3517 ?

    Jiansheng Liu Jiansheng Liu
    Gandhar, I do have problem with this PWRHOLD connection and really hope you can help to confirm it: as my understanding PWRHOLD is used to maintain Power ON status after all of power rails are up, and it should also return to zero once power -off procedure is completed. According to this it is make...
    on Jan 25, 2012
  • Forum Post: Re: TPS65910's PWR_HOLD setting

    Jiansheng Liu Jiansheng Liu
    If we pull PWRHOLD to NRESPWON, it means that any of reset event from AM3715 will trigger a PMIC power off sequence, that is not what we looking for. I will find out the root cause of that VIO can't return to zero, whis was caused by a off board signal, and has nothing to do with the PMIC. So I will...
    on Feb 21, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPS65910's PWR_HOLD setting

    Jiansheng Liu Jiansheng Liu
    It is described PWR_HOLD pin of TPS65910 to be tided to VIO in user guide of TPS65910 with OMAP. I am using TP65910 for AM3715CBP. Currently I have PWR_HOLD of TPS65910 connected to VIO directly. However when we implement software controlled power off (by using DEVICE_OFF bit), it was found that the...
    on Jan 23, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPS65921 BSDL file

    Jeff Mogensen Jeff Mogensen
    Hello, Can you post the TPS65921 BSDL file developing JTAG boundary scan tests? I have found the TPS65920 BSDL file at TPS65920 BSDL Models (ZIP 3 KB) to use as a short-term work-around; however, I assume that the IO will be different per Differences in Features for TPS65920 and TPS65921 (Rev....
    on Sep 6, 2011
  • Forum Post: Connection problem about "PWRHOLD" pin of TPS65910 for AM3517 ?

    Weihung Wen Weihung Wen
    Dear sir: I want to use TPS65910 for AM3517 power management, but I don't understand "PWRHOLD" should be connected to?
    on Mar 4, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPS65910AA1RSL and TPS65910A1RSL

    jie ennamelocallanguage=杰 jie ennamelocallanguage=杰
    I have already finished the design AM335x EVM, but I can't buy the TPS65910AA1RSL, can only buy TPS65910A1RSL. Can TPS65910A1RSL replace TPS65910AA1RSL? What is the difference between them? As TPS65910 datasheet said, TPS65910AA1RSL support AM335x, TPS65910A1RSL support AM3505, AM1806 and so...
    on Jan 5, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPS65910* I2C

    eli eli
    .Is the TPS65910,is the only recomemended PMU for this AM3353? 2.Will we have a similar device with intagrated CODE for the AM3353C? 3.The TPS65910, has 2 separate I2C buses: CTL-I2C and SR-I2C (for smart Reflex). Is it mandatory to use both of them, 1 in each I2C channel
    on Jul 14, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPS65951 USB OTG issue

    yuliang yuliang
    Hi Guys, We are working for DM3730 CPU,and use PMIC TPS65951. By now ,we use all TPS65950's driver for TPS65951,and the system boot is OK,But when i use USB OTG functions,i have some problem.When the OTG used as USB HOST,there is a bug: 1>we need insert the USB device to OTG port before...
    on Apr 16, 2012
  • Forum Post: PMIC for Am3505

    FF FF
    Hello, Can TPS65951 be used with AM3505, it is picked since Audio is needed, thanks
    on Oct 23, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPS65910 Soft Start

    Robert Servilio Robert Servilio
    There is no mention of any soft start feature in the TPS65910 data sheet. Can you tell me if such a feature is present? If not can you point me to a document which might provide insight into controlling inrush current? I am designing a new module and would like to understand if I need to be concerned...
    on Dec 12, 2012
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