Tool/software:
Hi Expert,
As topic mentioned when i give off pin the 3.3V stable voltage signal to trigger , but I still can measurement about 0.285v at out pin.
Is that correct ? or any internal circuit pass through to happen this result ?
Eddie
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Tool/software:
Hi Expert,
As topic mentioned when i give off pin the 3.3V stable voltage signal to trigger , but I still can measurement about 0.285v at out pin.
Is that correct ? or any internal circuit pass through to happen this result ?
Eddie
Hi Expert,
I means when I give the off pin high voltage and means FET off right now.
Actually i will see the out put should be 0V , but why i see that have 0.285V still have a little bit voltage on there ?
Do you have any idea or this is normal ?
Eddie
can you please mark where you are measuring 0.285V on the schematic and share us
Hi Expert ,
we see that on Vout pin to gnd.Thanks !
Please help to comment ASAP.
Eddie
Hi Eddie,
Is this the scenario ? Vin = 0V, OFF=3.3V and you are seeing leakage on Vout = 0.285V
pls confirm to check with the designer
BR,
Rakesh
Hi Expert,
Yes, as you red line mentioned so my customer want to know why there still has 0.285V
do we have any document or data to explain it.
Eddie
Hi Eddie,
We have not seen such issue.
0.285V is so low. Is it a concern in the customer system ?
BR,
Rakesh
Hi Expert,
Yes , they just curious why will see that ? and wonder to know any side effect or risk from our point of view.
Could you have any idea or comment about this case ?
Eddie
Hi Eddie,
There would not be any risk with such low voltage.
we will cross-verify at our end on EVM and discuss with the designer for the reason.
Best Regards
Rakesh
Hi Eddie,
A leakage path exists internally from OFF to VS. Is VOUT connected to VS? If yes, then you can expect some voltage on the output.
You can add a diode from OUT to VS and should not see the voltage anymore.
Regards,
Shiven Dhir