Tool/software:
hi team,
When the BQ24392 is powered off, will it be a problem if a voltage of about 0.6V is applied to the CHG_DET pin?
Regards,
Shoo
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Tool/software:
hi team,
When the BQ24392 is powered off, will it be a problem if a voltage of about 0.6V is applied to the CHG_DET pin?
Regards,
Shoo
CHG_DET is output pin, the IO connected to CHG_DET is not input pin?
Best
Brian
Hi Brian,
BQ24392 is connected to the system microcontroller via DI, and the microcontroller side has a 100kΩ pull-up at the system power supply of 3.3V like the thread below.
Because of the diode, they see 0.6V on the CHG_DET pin.
Regards,
Shoo
Hi Brian,
In addition to the above question, When the BQ24392 is powered off, will it be a problem if a voltage of about 3.3V is applied to the DP_HOST pin because High in DP for USB host to support Fullspeed ?
If there are the problems, Let me know any solutions.
Regards,
Shoo
Hi Shoo:
0.6v on CHG_DET pin should be ok, but 3.3v on DP_HOST could back drive to supply pin and if it lasted for sometime, it may cause liability issue.
Best
Brian
Hi Brian,
3.3v on DP_HOST is applied in 30ms as attached waveform.
If it might cause the issue, Could you give us the solution to prevent from applying 3.3V to DP_HOST?
Regards,
Shoo
Hi Brian,
The following pins are applied 3.3V always when the BQ24392 is powered off(VBUS off).
Is that fine?
・SW_OPEN pin
・CHG_AL_N pin
・GOOD_BAT pin
Regards,
Shoo
Hi Shoo:
If 3.3V is always on on those pins, it could back drive to supply pin and could cause reliability issue.
Best
Brian