This thread has been locked.

If you have a related question, please click the "Ask a related question" button in the top right corner. The newly created question will be automatically linked to this question.

ADC128S102-SEP: Power Down VA > VD+0.3V

Part Number: ADC128S102-SEP

Hi, 

I'm planning to use the ADC128S102-SEP with the following: 

- VA = 5V  (provided by a LDO). There are only few small circuit connected to this power rail. So not much capacity

- VD = 3.3V  (provided by a DC/DC). This rail is used to power many devices and have much higher capacitive load. 

Based on datasheet Absolute maximum rating, VD is specified as VA+0.3V.

For power-up, there is no issue, this specification will be followed. 

Considering that there is much more capacity on the VA power rail  (3.3V), it's hard to guarantee that VA will fall before VD when the input power of the board is turned OFF. 

 

Is there an internal diode between VA and VD that will prevent guarantee VD >= VA + 0.3V during power down ? 

If VA falls after VD is this could cause an issue (damage to the component or reliability issue) 

Thanks