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TPS65185: TPS65185 from sleep state to wakeup state,

Part Number: TPS65185

When I tested TPS615185 from sleep state to wakeup state, Watting power good need 65ms. Is this normal?Is there any way to reduce this time?

  • Hi,

    Based on the power-up and power-down timing diagram in Figure 2 of the datasheet, the delay for PWR_GOOD coming out of the SLEEP state can be adjusted with UDLY1, UDLY2, UDLY3, and UDLY4. By default each of these delays is 6 ms, but they can each be reduced to 3 ms by writing 0 to register 0x0Ah. Would this be sufficient for your application?

    I will need some additional information to determine if this is normal behavior:

    1. What signal are you referencing this 65 ms power good delay? Is this the delay from WAKEUP to PWR_GOOD when WAKEUP is pulled high?
    Please ensure that you are following the sequence below to enter and leave the SLEEP state:
    1. PWRUP is kept high.
    2. WAKEUP is pulled low.
    3. All rails are discharged, after which the device enters SLEEP state.
    4. WAKEUP is then pulled high.
    • Please provide scope shots of the following rails to verify the DDLYx, UDLYx, and power-down/power-up timings. Please show the rails during power-down (WAKEUP pulled low) and power-up (WAKEUP pulled back high). 
    1. WAKEUP
    2. VN
    3. VB
    4. VNEG
    5. VEE
    6. VPOS
    7. VDDH
    8. PWR_GOOD

    Note from Figure 2 that, in addition to DDLYx, there is another 100 ms delay before VN discharges and the device can enter the SLEEP state. 

    Thanks,

    Gerard