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TPS563210A: Power Good pin

Part Number: TPS563210A

Hi team,

Because PG-pin is open-drain, the following output appears after an external pull-up according to 7.3.3 Power Good.

1. When the output voltage is larger than 90% to the target value, the PG-pin become High.

2. When the output voltage is less than 85% to the target value, the PG-pin become Low.

However, according to 7.2 Functional Block Diagram, when the VFB is larger than V_THPG, it appears that the FET on the front of the PG-pin is on. This mean that PG-pin goes low when the output voltage is larger than 90%. (In the block diagram, the logic of ① and ② above appears to be inverted.)

I think the description of 7.3.3 Power Good is correct. Is this correct? And how should we understand the block diagram?

Regards,

Noriyuki Takahashi