Tool/software:
Hello,
It looks like the CFETOFF will turn of CFET in 1msec.
Is this the same for when an I2C command is sent will it open as quickly?
Thank you, Keith
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Tool/software:
Hello,
It looks like the CFETOFF will turn of CFET in 1msec.
Is this the same for when an I2C command is sent will it open as quickly?
Thank you, Keith
Hello Keith,
Apologies for the delay and thanks for your patience. I think this previous thread, CFET turn ON Delay Time, may help answer your question.
Best Regards,
Alexis
Hello Keith,
I realized you were asking for turn-off, and I think this previous thread is more helpful instead. The FET turnoff action can be delayed up to 250ms in NORMAL mode, however, by changing the setting to 0x98 or 0xE4, it should be a faster turn-off.
Best Regards,
Alexis
Hello Keith,
Blue = CHG pin, Purple = SDA, Green = SCL,
I was able to grab a waveform to show the turn-off time with the ALL_FETS_OFF subcommand and the configuration below. From when the command was sent, to when the CHG pin turned OFF, it took around ~1.6ms.
CHG FET Protections A = 0x98
Best Regards,
Alexis
Hi Alexis,
I think this answers our original question, thank you! I had one quick clarification unrelated to this: We can make DFETOFF/CFETOFF as an open drain output, correct? It looks like it, just want to confirm!
Also, another question is how quickly the I/O can be driven high and low, would we have the 250ms delay? Or could it be consistently quicker?
Hello Domenick,
I believe both should be able to be configured as an open drain output/Active Low.
Also, another question is how quickly the I/O can be driven high and low, would we have the 250ms delay? Or could it be consistently quicker?
This previous post (+) BQ76952: Turn-off and turn-on MOS speed of DFEOFF and CFEOFF of bq76952 - Power management forum - Power management - TI E2E support forums should help answer this question.
Best Regards,
Alexis