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TMS320F28377S: Trouble with Power-Up Sequence

Part Number: TMS320F28377S


Hi,

I am using the TMS320F28377S MCU on a custom board. When powering up the board, there are times where the board goes into an undefined state. When this happens we just reset the board using a switch tied to the XRS pin. This does not happen every time we power-up, some times we power up with no problem. Currently we have a RC circuit attached to the XRS pin as described in Section 5.9.2 of the data sheet. 

In order to fix this we are looking to add a voltage supervisor circuit to monitor the 3.3V rail and/or the 1.2V rail during power-up. To help, I am looking for the following information:

-The 3.3V rail voltage and 1.2V rail voltage where the Power on reset releases the XRS pin

-The 3.3V and 1.2V brown out voltages, per the datasheet, section 5.4, the recommended operating 3.3 rail min is 3.14V and the 1.2 rail min is 1.14V. However, brown-out voltage is not listed.

-Any recommendation on a voltage supervisor with 100mV or more of hysteresis.

Thank you.

Best,

Jeremy Bower

  • Hi Jeremy,

    Please find my response to your questions:

    -The 3.3V rail voltage and 1.2V rail voltage where the Power on reset releases the XRS pin

    3.3V rail should be above 2.3V to release XRS pin out of reset

    - The 3.3V and 1.2V brown out voltages, per the datasheet, section 5.4, the recommended operating 3.3 rail min is 3.14V and the 1.2 rail min is 1.14V. However, brown-out voltage is not listed.

    There is no brown-out spec for TMS320F28377S, TI recommends maintaining min spec i.e. 3.14V on 3.3V rail and 1.14V on 1.2V rail.

    - Any recommendation on a voltage supervisor with 100mV or more of hysteresis.

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    Regards,

    Nirav