Hello all,
There is a white paper (slyy058) for which a DRV5023 is supplied by the I/O P1.1 of the MSP430G2131.
What about the current driven from the I/O to charge the coupling capacitor of resquested for the DRV5023 ?
Best regards,
Xavier
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Hello all,
There is a white paper (slyy058) for which a DRV5023 is supplied by the I/O P1.1 of the MSP430G2131.
What about the current driven from the I/O to charge the coupling capacitor of resquested for the DRV5023 ?
Best regards,
Xavier
Hello Xavier,
In general the MSP430 GPIO is sufficiently stable and buffered in that it can directly power the DRV5000 hall sensor. If a decoupling capacitor is added to the DRV5000 hall sensor, and directly powered and depowered from the MSP430 GPIO, the power consumption adder is 1/2C*V^2*F. Thus if using a 0.1uF decoupling capacitor, at 3V and toggling at 3Hz, the addition power consumption is ~ 1.5uW. Using a 0.01uF capacitor at the same voltage and toggle frequency the adder is ~ 0.15uW.