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LP8863-Q1: LP8863-Q1 power supply

Part Number: LP8863-Q1

Dear support team

Is it reccomended that VDD,CPUMP and VDDIO are supplied separately from the external?

If it is recommended, is there any requirement sequence between VDD、CPUMP and VDDIO?

Regards

Tomohiro Nagasawa

  • Hi,

    Please refer to Fig 28 on datasheet for power sequence.

    VDDIO can be connected to LDO output, and LDO can be enabled when VDD rises higher than POR level.

    CPUMP is output of charge pump when internal charge pump is enabled(by default), and can be also input for gate drive power of external SW FET and should be connected to higher than 5V.

    There is no specific requirement between VDD and VDDIO timing as long as EN comes later. Vin should be also earlier than EN too.

    Hope this helps,

  • Hello Sung-san

    Thank you for quick response.
    I have one more question.
    Please tell me the power supply rail necessary to operate the DISCHARGE circuit?

    Regards
    Tomohiro Nagasawa
  • Hi Nagasawa-san,

    Do you mean DISCHARGE function of LP8863-Q1?
    It's not necessary to use this function if you don't want. This pin can be floating if not use.
    But this will help fast boost discharge during shutdown and potentially prevents any side effects by high voltage during power off.
    Thanks,
  • Hello Sung-san

    Thank you for kindly support.
    Yes,customers are considering supplying VDD, VDDIO, CPUMP separately and sequence.
    They want to know which power supply rail is required for the discharge function.

    Regards
    Tomohiro Nagasawa
  • Hi Nagasawa-san,

    Input power rail won't need any discharge function for LP8863 because Vin will be disconnected by PL FET control when EN goes low, and other power rails won't affect boost operation. Please make sure EN signal's transition time is fast enough like other digital signals.

    Hope this helps,