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TPS650830: PGOOD CORRESPONDENCE

Part Number: TPS650830

Data sheet SLVSCF4A DECEMBER 2014 Table 6-57 refers to NODES V4, V5, V6, V7, V8, V9, V10, V13.

These nodes should be regulator outputs, but I can not see where in the document these nodes are defined. A simillar problem exists for Table 6-63. Where can I find the definition of these nodes?

  • Hi, Len,

      Please see attached; for more details, please refer to Intel 's document "SkylakeKaby Lake Platform UY and Amber Lake Y Mobile Processor Lines Power Architecture Guide for the U and Y Processor Lines Rev 1.8 576068 Rev1p8.pdf".

      

  • Data sheet SLVSCF4A DECEMBER 2014 Table 6-57 refers to NODES V4, V5, V6, V7, V8, V9, V10, V13

    I'm confused.

    Your Table has two names associated with each node. One for Premium, one for volume. I am not implementing these intel systems. This is a new design.

    So what node does V4_PGOOD map to in the IC. I need to know which Register Bits the PGOOD signals map to from PGVR1, PGVR2,PGVR3,PGVR4,PGVR5 and from VSA,VSB,VSC,VSD,VSE,VSF,VSG.

  • Could you provide a link to the Intel document that you referenced? I could not find it.

  • Hi, Len,

       Please contact Intel for the document; you may also need NDA for it.

  • Who should I talk to about the TI Data sheet? 

    Data sheet SLVSCF4A DECEMBER 2014 Table 6-57 refers to NODES V4, V5, V6, V7, V8, V9, V10, V13.

    You tell me that these Nodes are Defined in an Intel Document that I may need an NDA for?

    This is not very convenient.

  • Hi, Len,

      Please refer to the same datasheet "Figure 5-1. TPS650830 Volume Timing Diagram"; there is definition for the Nodes you are looking for. 

  • VOLUME NODE

    TABLE 6-57, 6-58

    FIGURE 5-1 

    FROM TABLE 3-5 PREMIUM

     

     

     

    V4

    COMPD(VCCIO)

     

    V5

    VR5 (V5ADS3)

     

    V6

    VR3 (V33ADSW)

     

    V7

    COMPA(V3.3_PCH)

     

    V8

    VR2 (V1.8A)

     

    V9

    COMPB(V1.8U_2.5U)

     

    V10

    VR4(V1.2U)

     

    V11

    VR1 (V1.00A)

     

    V12

    VR1 (V0.85) TP650831

     

    V13

     

    VTT(LDO1)

    V6S

     

     

    V8S

     

     

    V11S

     

     

     

    COMPC

     

     

    COMPE(V3.3S)

     

     

    COMPF(V1.8S)

     

     

    COMPG(V1.00S)

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    The Figure 5-1 resolves all the signals except V6S,V8S,V11S; These appear to belong to COMPE (V3.3S), COMPF(V1.8S), and COMPG (V1.00S).

    Which is which I don't know.

  • Hi, Len,

       Please see picture attached. Hope it answers your questions.