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TPS3430-Q1: Spec inquiries for sleep

Part Number: TPS3430-Q1

Hello team,

 

Can you reply the following questions of TPS3430-Q1?

  

-. When TPS3430-Q1 is always powered on in the MCU’s sleep mode which can’t give WDI, does the RESET (WDO) by TPS3430-Q1 watchdog continue to operate?

-. It seems there is no sleep mode of TPS3430-Q1. When watchdog is disabled, what is the current consumption?

-. Should the VDD of TPS3430-Q1 be equal to MCU VDD due to I/O level? Otherwise, is it possible to use the different voltage?

  

Best Regards,

Sam Lee

  • Hi Sam,

    -. When TPS3430-Q1 is always powered on in the MCU’s sleep mode which can’t give WDI, does the RESET (WDO) by TPS3430-Q1 watchdog continue to operate?

    Yes as long as the TPS3430-Q1 is powered and the watchdog is enabled the WDO will continue to operate.

    -. It seems there is no sleep mode of TPS3430-Q1. When watchdog is disabled, what is the current consumption?

    The current consumption when watchdog is disabled is rated the same as when watchdog is enabled, 10 µA (Typical) & 19 µA (Max)


    *note: If the watchdog is disabled, then WDI cannot be left unconnected and must be driven to either VDD or GND. This is to ensure there is no increase in supply current.*

    -. Should the VDD of TPS3430-Q1 be equal to MCU VDD due to I/O level? Otherwise, is it possible to use the different voltage?

    It is possible to use a different voltage as long as it is within Supply voltage recommended operating conditions, 1.6 V to 6.5 V.

    Thanks,
    Joshua