Hi
i want to use TPS65400 in my new design, but we dont have I2C on board
How can we do power sequencing without I2C
also is their any other part pin compatible part without I2c
Thanks
Sonal
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Hi
i want to use TPS65400 in my new design, but we dont have I2C on board
How can we do power sequencing without I2C
also is their any other part pin compatible part without I2c
Thanks
Sonal
Hi Sonal,
Sorry, I don't quite understand what you mean. Do you mean to design a non-I2C solution, but also be compatible with the I2C solution? In other words, it can be used with or without I2C.Or just need a solution without I2C?
Best Regards,
Zhou
Hi Sonal,
The first method is to use the default register value and realize power-on sequence control through ENx.
The second method is to reserve the I2C interface and implement register configuration through external I2C, which can be easily upgraded in the future.
Best Regards,
Zhou
Hi Harry
Thanks for reply
can i connect like following and expect Vout1 -->Vout2 -->Vout3 -->Vout4
ENSW1 = Vin
ENSW2 = SS1/PG1
ENSW3 =SS2/PG2
ENSW4 =SS3/PG3
Hi Sonal,
1. Please note that the ABS of ENSWx is 4V. Therefore, Vin needs to be divided to give ENSWx.
2.The SS/PGx pin has the SS function by default. It is not recommended to use the SS pin to control the power sequence. Because SS voltage rises very quickly, if SS1 controls ENSW2, the power supply sequence is not obvious. In addition, the SS pin has relatively high requirements during startup and should be avoided from being interfered with.
3.Here is a way to implement the power sequence by Vout1 to control ENSW2, Vout2 to control ENSW3, and Vout3 to control ENSW4. This can be achieved with the help of transistor components.
Best Regards,
Zhou