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Part Number: TPS3110 Hello,
In the TPS3110E15DBV, we noticed that the time out period is 1.1 seconds, do we have any alternatives that have a time out delay of 2 seconds?
Part Number: TPS3110 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3839 , TPS3620 Hi TI ser :
Problem 1. TPS3110K33DBVR NOMINAL SUPPLY VOLTAGE = 3.3V , I would like to know what's 3.3V range ? for example 3.25V ~ 3.35V ?
Problem 2. If VDD is 2.0V~3.6V (battery…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3106 , TPS3110 Dear,
i only read the tps3110 supply current vs supply voltage from the 7.8 Typical Characteristica of the datasheet. But i want to know the tps3106 supply current vs supply voltage. are they the same?or…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3110 Question/Problem:
Can I disable the watchdog function for the TPS3110?
Answer: No, WDI must be pulsed for proper operation.
Hi Mitali,
The TPS3110K33DBVR does not allow its watchdog to be disabled. If you do not need a watchdog timer, you could try the TPS3103 and TPS3106, both of which are from the same family as the TPS3110 and don’t have watchdog timers.
Regards, …
Hi Amit, The Watchdog timer is initiated when /RESET goes high. A transition on WDI must be generated during the timeout period (1.1s typically) after /RESET goes to the high logic level. If the DSP is taking more than the timeout period to boot and…
Hi Christopher,
TI has SVS products with a watchdog timer and monitors a 3.3V rail; however, there is not an SVS with a watchdog timer that has a VDD threshold voltage of 3.15V. Ususally, the thresholds are ~2.9-3.0V. However, a solution would be to use…
Hi Thibault,
1) I do not see a spec of the minimum pulse width you can pulse the WDI pin in the LM3710 datasheet. I recommend using the TPS3110 or TPS3823. This is speced as tw in the datasheet.
2) After the time-out period of the WDI signal, the RESET…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3110 Is a rising edge necessary for nRESET?
Due to an error in the PCB the nRESET Pin is floating, to correct this without redesign it is now connected to 3,3V with a wire under the BGA.
The nPOR Pin is connected to…