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DP83867IS: Power Sequence at Twe-Power Supply Config

Part Number: DP83867IS


Tool/software:

Hi,

1. In the case of a two-power supply configuration, I think power sequencing is not necessary. Is this correct?

2. When VDD1P0 (VCC_1.0V) is applied, there is a voltage shift of about 250mV before VDDIO (VCC_1.8V) is turned on. Is this a problem?
If VDD1P0 is not applied, there is no voltage shift, so this is probably a leakage voltage from inside the IC.

3. There is a voltage shift of 650mV from the start of the PL_3.3V power supply, another power supply on the board, until VDDIO (VCC_1.8V) rises. Will this have any effect on ETH-PHY?

CH1: VCC5V
CH2: PL_3.3V
CH3: VCC_1.8V (VDDIO power supply)
CH4: VCC_2.5V (VDDA2P5 power supply) At the same time, VCC_1.0V (VDD1P0 power supply starts up)

Best regards,
Hiroshi

  • Hi Hiroshi-san,

    1. In the case of a two-power supply configuration, I think power sequencing is not necessary. Is this correct?

    This is correct. 

    2. When VDD1P0 (VCC_1.0V) is applied, there is a voltage shift of about 250mV before VDDIO (VCC_1.8V) is turned on. Is this a problem?
    If VDD1P0 is not applied, there is no voltage shift, so this is probably a leakage voltage from inside the IC.

    3. There is a voltage shift of 650mV from the start of the PL_3.3V power supply, another power supply on the board, until VDDIO (VCC_1.8V) rises. Will this have any effect on ETH-PHY?

    As long as the RST_N is low until the device fully powers up, this power sequence should be fine. 

    Please let me know if you have any other questions. 

    Best,
    J

  • Hi J-san,

    Thank you for your support.

    We have checked the customer's control of power supply startup.

    Currently, due to a circuit problem, we are unable to fix RESET_N low when the power is turned on.
    The reset is controlled by the FPGA, and a high signal is output for irregular periods.
    This occurs before the device has fully started up.

    We apply a reset after the IC has started up before using it, but as you stated in your initial answer, is it necessary for RST_N to be low until the device has fully started up?

    Best regards,
    Hiroshi

  • Hi Hiroshi-san,

    It is recommended to pull RST_N low while the power is being ramped per datasheet especially the device can get stuck in a bad state when the device is initialized without clock signal. 

    What problem is the customer currently having?

    Best,
    J

  • Hi J-san,

    Thank you for your support.

    I checked with the customer.
    There is no problem with the operation.
    They are considering keeping RST_N LOW during PowerON.

    Best regards,
    Hiroshi