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TPS65218D0: TPS65218D0 SCL and SDA cin Capacitance

Part Number: TPS65218D0
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMDSEVM437X

Dear 

I need to calculate the pullup resistor of a I2C bus connecting TPS65218D0 and other IC

What is the input capacitance of the SDA, SCL input of the TPS65218D0 PMIC?

Regards,

Sébastien

  • Sébastien,

    I apologize, but if this value is not in the TPS65218D0 datasheet then I will not be able to locate this information in a reasonable amount of time.

    Please refer to the TMDSEVM437X for the recommended I2C pull-up resistor value, which is 2.2kOhms for SCL and SDA when pulled up to 3.3V for I2C communication. There is ID EEPROM and a camera expansion header that also connect to I2C0 bus.

  • Dear,

    I am surprise about this answer. on I2C bus, Bus capacitor is a key parameter to calculate the pull up. All IC I use indicate this Cin value on its spec. 

    Regards

    Sebastien

  • Sebastien,

    I understand. I am as surprised as you are that the Cin value is not specified. I have asked if any data is available in an internal repository or if the Cin value can be determined by running a simulation, but I cannot guarantee that this will happen for a device that was originally designed prior to 2014.

    Based on the information available to me, here are the options that are available to continue debugging the issue:

    1.      Decrease the RPU (pull-up resistor) resistance value

    • The AM437x EVM uses  2.2kOhms, so this is an approved value
    • Maximum strength pull-up for I2C is typically 1kOhms

    2.      Modify the software to use Standard-Mode (100kHz)

    • If the bus will not work at 400kHz, the only other option without a board spin and laborious analysis is to reduce the speed

  • Below are the simulated + estimated parasitic values for Cin on I2C lines:

    • SCL = 8.6pF
    • SDA = 9.7pF
  • Many thanks Brian