The datasheet for the TPS7A94 reports that the fast charge up (here called soft-start) supplies extra current to ramp up the reference until the reference reaches 93% of the intended Vout value. However, there does not seem to be a clear way for internal logic to be aware of that voltage value. For example, there is not a voltage divider on the output that provides it to a comparator on the die as is done in the similar LT304X line, where it is part of combined power good and fast start up control. Here the output divider for Power Good has been combined with current limit programming instead of fast charge control.
Is there anything the user needs to do to set up the threshold of output voltage at which the 2mA fast start up current turns off?
