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TMUX121: Charge pump

Part Number: TMUX121
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TS5A23157,

Hi Team,

My customer would like to know the structure of the charge pump ? PU resistors or other power system?

More details help customer to arrange the PU resistor for the I2C bus connected to this chip. And avoid the leakage between two power domains. 

Regards,
Hailiang

  • Hey Hailiang,

    There aren't any pullup resistors internally on this device but I don't believe we can share the structure of the charge pump itself. 
    What is their interest in the charge pump with regards to the I2C bus? The I2C bus should be on the Dx to SxA/B paths but the charge pump will just bias the gates that will turn on the FET path from D -> S so it won't be adding any pullup impedance for their calculations.

    I'll still run it by my design team though to see if there's anything I may be overlooking.

    Thanks,
    Rami

  • Hi Team,

    The schematic looks fine from my side. One concern is the 1k resistor at EN# pin. Could you pls help also review the schematic below and suggest?

    Regards,
    Hailiang

  • Hey Hailiang, 

    Is there a reason they're using the TMUX121 for I2C? We can probably offer a cheaper solution for something as simple as I2C. TS5A23157 is a good option.

    But on the schematic itself I don't see any issues. The pull down on EN is fine. If they're just planning on holding it low always and always have the mux active they can even just lose the resistor and tie to ground directly.

    Thanks,
    Rami

  • Hi Rami,

    Thanks for your comments.

    Do you have any updates for this?

    I'll still run it by my design team though to see if there's anything I may be overlooking.

    Regards,
    Hailiang

  • Hey Hailiang,

    Sorry for the delay!

    Yes I've confirmed that the charge pump won't affect the i2c line or the pull-ups no need to consider them for your pull up values

    Thanks

    Rami