• TPS65910: Could TPS65910 work and output voltage if AM3352 is not flashed image?

  

  Daniel Cheng1

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  Part Number: TPS65910 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM3352 Hi Expert, Custom board can not detect that pmic output voltage. Could TPS65910 work if AM3352 is not flashed image? BOOT1=1 , BOOT0=0, PWRON floating Thanks Daniel

  • 1 month ago
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• TPS65910: PMIC for i.MX53

  

  Candas Aslan

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  Part Number: TPS65910 Hi colleagues, The PMIC which our customer is currently using for all i.MX53 boards (Dialog DA9053) is facing EOL. They saw that there are 2+ NXP alternatives but it seems no one can support conversion starting from 5V. So NXP PMIC need…

  • 2 months ago
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• TPS65910: Power down sequece

  

  SY Yoon

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  Part Number: TPS65910 Hi, I plan to use the TPS65910 for AM335x. The TPS65910 will supply power the AM335x and LTE modules. There is an important point when turning off the power in my application. If a power switch is pressed, the LTE module is turned…

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  • 2 months ago
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• TPS65910: PWRON timing

  

  Franz Schellhase

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  Part Number: TPS65910 Hi team, Can you have a look into the following customer question about PWRON timing? The TPS65910 is the main PMIC on a single board computer that we use in our system. I was looking into the timing of the NRESPWRON output. We are…

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  • 3 months ago
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• TPS65910: current specification of TPS65910.

  

  SY Yoon

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  Part Number: TPS65910 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM3352 Hi, VRTC LDO of TPS65910A3A1 doesn't have maximum current specification. The minimum current is 0.1mA in back-up mode. And VDDS_RTC of AM335x doesn't have minimum current specification.…

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  • 9 months ago
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• TPS65910: About TPS65910 EEPROM

  

  user5136132

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  Part Number: TPS65910 Hi, Team When using AM 3357, the PMIC setting is EEPROM. Is the TPS 65910 EEPROM built into the PMIC? Thanks

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  • 9 months ago
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• AM3359: TPS65910 and U-Boot

  

  Alvaro Arizaga

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  Part Number: AM3359 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS65910 Hi, I need some hint with the PMIC TPS65910AA1RSLR. I have the following sequence to initialize the chip. I dont see any error on the console, however my application does not start afterwards…

  • 5 months ago
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• TPS65910: AM3352 PMIC(TPS65910Ax) Configurations

  

  Daniel Cheng1

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  Part Number: TPS65910 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM3352 Hi Expert, 1. PWRHOLD pin pull high can enable power output? 2. Do you have any suggestions for PWRON pin design? I want to power on AM3352 without power button? The key point is to set BOOT1…

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  • 5 months ago
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• TPS65910: PWRON pin setting for AM3352

  

  Daniel Cheng1

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  Part Number: TPS65910 Hi Expert, I want to double confirm PWRON pin setting. I want to power on my device when PWRHOLD pin pull high without press power button . BOOT1 = VRTC (High, or 1) BOOT0 = GND (Low, or 0) Could I set PWRON pin floating? Than…

  • 5 months ago
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• TPS65910: AM3352 Power Connections

  

  Jim Kulyk

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  Part Number: TPS65910 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM3352 In the TPS65910Ax User's Guide for AM335x Processors (Rev. F) page 3 of 10, the diagram shows the SMPS and LDO connections to the AM335x. We are using the AM3352 in our current design. …

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  • 6 months ago
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