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TPS63001: Single cell lipo cutoff

Part Number: TPS63001

I want to implement the TPS63001 in my design with a single cell limo. As seen in the datasheet the VINA pin can be used to shut down the converter once the voltage drops below 1.6V. This means that a 1/2 voltage divider should be enough to disable the converter at 3.2V. But how can I implement this with the capacitor. Currently my design looks like this:

  • If VINA drops below 1.6V, which is in the range of the undervoltage lockout threshold, the device would not shut down, it would automatically try to restart .

    If you want to disable the converter at 3.2V, I would recommend to implement the circuitry only for EN pin not for VINA and PS/SYNC pins
  • You're right, I've totally overlooked that. So something like this would be ok?

  • please take a look at the EN pin high and low threshold, the current circuit would not disable the converter at 3.2V.
  • So if I'm correct the voltage should drop below 0.4V for the EN pin, but since the High voltage is 1.2V how will the controller be enabled again. Because 0,4v from a resistor divider would mean a 8/1 ratio, so 1,2*8 is 9,6v, which is not gonna work from a single limo cell. Or am I overlooking something here?
  • Right, I guess you would need to think of another solution of disabling the converter when not needed. I think a simple resistive divider would not be reliable in this case.
    What are the conditions/parameter decidint weather to enable or disable the converter?
  • Since the converter will be powered by a single cell Lipo, ideally the cutoff would be between 3.0-3.3V. But I've found an alternative solution. I'm planning on using an APX809S, this will monitor the voltage and cutoff a 3.1V. This ic will be connected to the EN pin of the TPS63001, providing a low signal when in reset.