Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS54821, , TPS54326
Hi team,
Could you help to check what is the power good delay time for TPS54821、TPS54326 and TPS546D24A? Thanks.
It can't be found on datasheet.
Thanks.
Regards,
Alex
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Hi team,
Could you help to check what is the power good delay time for TPS54821、TPS54326 and TPS546D24A? Thanks.
It can't be found on datasheet.
Thanks.
Regards,
Alex
There can be two different delays for "PGOOD Delay" depending on what you are referring to.
At Start-up, these devices including the soft-start function as part of the PGOOD processing. During start-up, all of the devices will wait until after the internal soft-start function has completed before they release PGOOD to rise.
The TPS546D24A will add a 20-50 microsecond delay after soft-start completes before releasing PGOOD even if the output voltage entered the PGOOD window prior to completing soft-start. Once Soft-start completes, the TPS546D24A will force PGOOD low 2 PMW clock-cycles after detecting the output voltage outside of the PGOOD window.
The TPS54326 will wait 0.7x the soft-start time after soft-start completes before releasing the PGOOD pin to rise. If the output voltage drops below 85% of the programmed output voltage, PGOOD will assert low after a 10 microsecond internal delay.
The TPS54821 will wait until the soft-start pin voltage is above 1.4V before releasing the PWRGD pin. Once soft-start is completed and PGOOD is high, PGOOD will be pulled low after approximately a 10 micro-second delay.