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TMS320F28374S: XRS signal pulled down then restored to 1 while the 1.2V(VDD) and 3.3V(Vdd3vfl/vddio) are powered off

Part Number: TMS320F28374S

Hi Team,

My customer reported an issue that the XRS signal pulled down and restored while the device is powered off: during the VDDIO/VDD3VFL and VDD power off stage, the VDD is powered down after VDD3VFL for about 350us, when the VDD3VFL is down to 3.0V and the VDD is down to 1.0v, the XRS signal will be pulled down for 50us but pulled up again, and last for 400us in high stage then pulled down again.

Could you kindly give comment for the reason that XRS pulled down to 0 but restored to 1? What will affect to the TMS320F28374s operation?

Expect for your reply, thanks.

Best Regards

Benjamin

TMS320F28374S XRS Pulled down issue.docx

  • Hi Benjamin,

    When the device powers up, the threshold for the POR triggered reset is untrimmed.  This untrimmed reset threshold is lower than the trimmed level.  Shortly after powering up, trims are loaded and the reset threshold is increased to be trimmed and closer to the device operating voltage range.

    What will happen if the supply voltage is held between the untrimmed and trimmed reset thresholds (or is ramping slowly):

    • Supply voltage is high enough to allow device to start powering up
    • During the power-up process trim is loaded
    • Supply voltage is now below the reset threshold, so the device resets

    This isn't a concern for the C2000 device; the device will not begin executing until the trim is stable and the supply voltage is above the trimmed threshold.  However, if these resets propagate to other devices on the board or in the system, you may want to qualify the reset signal before passing it on to other ICs or components.

  • Hi Devin,
    This issue is reported at power off state, not the power on state.
    Do you mean, during the power off state, the power supply is high enough to allow device to start powering up if the power supply kept flat?
    what's the voltage range for device to decide to start powering up?

    Expect for your reply, thanks.

    Best Regards
    Benjamin
  • Hi Benjamin,

    The device doesn't really know or care if the voltage is ramping up or down. As long as the voltage is between the untrimmed and trimmed trip threshold, the device will try to start, but fail once the trims are loaded.
  • Hi Devin,
    What's the voltage range of untrimmed and trimmed? what's the range of trip threshold?
    Expect for your reply, thanks.

    Best Regards
    Benjamin
  • Hi Benjamin,

    The device can attempt power up as low as 2.1V (typically 2.5V). The trimmed trip range should be between 2.8V and 3.0V.