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DS90UB914A-Q1: VDD_n and VDDIO rise time

Part Number: DS90UB914A-Q1
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DS90UB914A-CXEVM

Hi,

I'm having a design with DS90UB914 and DS90UB913 and it's working on the lab.

VDD_n=VDDIO=1.8V.

When we measure the power sequence, the rise time of VDDIO (and VDD_n) is 55 to 65 uS, while in the datasheet Table 8 its written that is should be min 50uS max 5mS

We are using the same LDO family as in DS90UB914A-CXEVM Deserializer Board Schematic. In out case P/N: LP38693SD-1.8. But since this device is fast start up (~40uS based on his datasheet), we try to change the Cin and Cout to 22uF in order to have slower rise time, and without any improvement (moved to 60-70uS).


My questions are:
1. If the rise time of DS90UB913/4 will be some times 45 uS, will it affect the device startup?

2. Is so, what are the max value of capacitor we can use for VDDn/VDDIO pins? 

3. Another issue is the  V(VDD_n) to PDB VIH delay. for the x914 there are no requirement (Table 8) but for the x913 it's t3*=16 mS max (table 8-1).
    It's a mistake and also the x914 needs max of 16 mS?








  • Hello,

    1. Yes, if the minimum startup time is listed in the datasheet as 50us, then a startup time of 45us may impact the device startup.

    2. From the serdes perspective there is no max capacitor value for those pins. But from a power circuitry perspective, it will be important to consider those limitations.

    3. The datasheets are correct. Only the 913 has this requirement.

    Let me know if you have any additional questions!

    Thanks,

    Lysny