Part Number: UCD90320
Hi,
We are using the UCD90320 in one of our OAM board designs . During the initial bring-up phase, we were able to successfully install and configure multiple configurations on this device. However, we are now facing an issue…
Part Number: UCD90320 Tool/software: During the write phase, each chunk of data is written either LSB first (L designation) or MSB first (M designmation). USC90320 follows which designation ?
Part Number: UCD90320 Tool/software: We've encountered inconsistencies while programming the UCD90320 (PMON) using the PMON dongle at our debug bench. We tested multiple file formats with the following results:
.tifsp file – Programming successful;…
Part Number: UCD90320 Hey TI, I am wondering how we can explicitly set the EN pin drive voltage on the TI Fusion Software. I am trying to acheive an active high voltage of 3.3V, and an active low voltage of 0V. Note: I don't plan on having any dependency…
Part Number: UCD90320 Tool/software: How much maximum current can be sourced from one GPIO?, I wants to drive 4 LED's directly from the UCD GPIO, Is this fine?
Part Number: UCD90320 Hello
Can someone tell me if there should be an external pullup/pulldown added to the Enable Output pins? I dont see any info on the internal structure of these pins nor do i see any external resistors being used on the demoboard…
Part Number: UCD90320 Hi Team,
I got two issue regarding to DMON functionality, kindly asking for answer.
May I know whats the DMON threshold? Customer is using DMON as a voltage monitoring pin, but not all the voltage is 3.3v, some are 1.2/0.9v…
Part Number: FUSION_DIGITAL_POWER_API Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCD90320 Hello,
I'm using Fusion Power Designer version 7.10.1 to configure a UCD90320 with eight pin-selected rail states controlled by three GPI pins. I'm getting the following…
Part Number: UCD90320 Could you please instruct me on how to configure "GPI Fault Responses" on the UCD90320?
Currently, when I try to use "GPI Fault Responses" by clicking [Edit] on "B12_GPIO02" as shown in the attached image and attempting to change…