Part Number: UCD9081EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCD9081 I powered up the EVM, but the EVM GUI SW does not recognize the EVM. I have tried suggestions at -
https://e2e.ti.com/support/power_management/svs_and_sequencers/f/212/p/563819/2215406…
Part Number: UCD9081EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCD9081 Posting for a customer:
We have a design using the UCD9081. A short program was created using the EVM SW which would set an active high Enable when the monitor input is 1.1v. The behavior…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCD9081 , UCD9080 Customer connected the EVM, and when start the GUI he receive the message:
“No EVM found. Please check for cable continuity, and that the EMV is powered.”
All the led’s are illuminated,and all jumpers…
Hi Vincent
#1. UCD9081 is 100KHz deviceand it is not recommened to share the same i2c bus with other slaves which need clock stretching.
#2. This can be easily done from the UCD9081 GUI (ACTIVE HIGH or LOW). The GUI is avaialbe at www.ti.com/.../toolssoftware…
Hi there,
0x26 and 0x27 are Read-only register, we can see that on Page13 of UCD9081 datasheet .
0x26 is the status register, the value of 0x40 only means there is rails error. We cannot say that your programming failed.
0x27 is the device version…
There isn't a version of the GUI like this. The GUI does allow export of the configuration HEX file and also a "pseudo I2C command set". Please also take a look at the attached programming guide.
Yes, there are several timeout mechanisms within the UCD9081 communication engine. Refer to the attached programming guide (section 5 specifically) for detailed description of the bit and byte timeouts. The explanation for these is at the beginning of…
