Our customer did a EN's drop time test about TPS2559. When they set EN signal had a 0.2ms drop, Vout did not have a response and still had a high level output.
So what is the pulse width requirement of EN pin to achieve power-off and power down?
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Our customer did a EN's drop time test about TPS2559. When they set EN signal had a 0.2ms drop, Vout did not have a response and still had a high level output.
So what is the pulse width requirement of EN pin to achieve power-off and power down?
Hi Ziv,
As the picture shows, when the time of pulling down is 2.9ms, Vout has a little drop. When the time of pulling down is 0.2ms, Vout still keep a high voltage.
"The part doesn't have output discharge function." Does this means even if a logic low voltage was given to EN pin, TPS2559 was turned off but still have a high output voltage because it didn't have discharge function?