I would like to verify my findings fro the Datasheet of the DM8148.
With respect to the CVDD_HDVICP power: DVSS is supported so the TPS62353 ( I2C for Dynamic Voltage Scaling ) as seen on the Mistral eval board is a solid choice.
If I do not care about DVSS and power savings, can I use any single output switcher permenantly set to my desird output of 1.28, 1.35, 1.42 V ?
Are there any pitfalls of not using a scalable power supply, or just sticking the TPS62353 in the design, even though I would likely never scale the voltage?
I also notice that the TPS62353 powers up with a setting of 1.2v, which is not considered a standard setting. Can I run the CVDD_HDVICP at the 1.2v output of the TPS62353? Or do I have to set the output specifically to either 1.28, 1.35, 1.42 V? This would be a pitfall as I mentioned above since the device powers up at 1.2v, I would always have to readjust the setting to one of the three "standard settings."
Thanks,
Bryan Busacco