Hello Support team,
Customer ask if Equation (2) is really correct. They think V_ON - V_OFF =V_EN-HYST, could you review?
Thanks,
Koji Ikeda
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Hello Support team,
Customer ask if Equation (2) is really correct. They think V_ON - V_OFF =V_EN-HYST, could you review?
Thanks,
Koji Ikeda
Hi Ikeda-san,
I have confirmed that existing Equation 2 in the datasheet is not incorrect.
It should have been the following
Since there is a voltage divider on enable, the ratio of (Voff / Von) = (Ven_rising - Ven_hyst) / (Ven_rising)
Solving for Voff, you get Voff = Von * (Ven_rising - Ven_hyst) / (Ven_rising). Now the units add up and end result is a calculation in terms of voltage.
Regards,
Jimmy
Jimmy-san,
Thank you for your support.
V_EN_H and VEN_rising are not in datasheet electrical characteristic. I think V_EN_H = VEN_rising = V_EN (Enable input-threshold voltage – rising). Is this correct? If you can update the equation, it's helpful.
Thanks,
Koji Ikeda
Hello Ikeda-san,
Please use the below corrected equation for Voff
Ven = enable input-threshold voltage -rising
Ven_hyst = enable threshold hysteresis
There is no typical value for the hysteresis parameter. Customer would need to account for this tolerance for worse case calculation.
Regards,
Jimmy
Jimmy-san,
Customer pointed out, if they calculate V_EN=1.263V and VEN_HYST=0.4V(as TYP), 1 - VEN / VEN_HYST = -2.1575.... Is this equation true?
Thanks,
Koji Ikeda