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CC3220: cc3220sf DCDC stepup low voltage and no start.

Part Number: CC3220

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ok, I have found out that on 48 pin of cc3220sf in my plate is not 1.8v, it is 0.6v.
i place more 10uF (2 capacitors 4.7uF) and it is 0.8v now.

something wrong with dcdc.
same chip is perfect work in dev plate.

  • Hi Shamil,

    How are you powering the PCB? What voltage are you supplying to it?
    If you are using a battery, did you place extra decoupling capacitors?

    What do you mean that the same chip works on dev plate?
    - do you mean physically soldering the chip onto a launchpad and it works?



    Regards,
    Toby
  • now 3.3v from lab power block.

    i have placed extra decoupling capacitors (2x 100uF)

    >>- do you mean physically soldering the chip onto a launchpad and it works?

    yes. work in your plate and not in mine.

    i have 7 chips and soldered one in my plate - problem not in chip.

  • Hmm ok, it must be issue in layout then.

    Can you confirm that the chip is in the correct orientation?

    Since I currently don't have Altium installed, please send me pictures of relevant regions in PCB.

    To further aid analysis, please let me know the voltage measurements on the power pins:
    9, 10, 24, 25, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 54
  • >>Can you confirm that the chip is in the correct orientation?

    Confirm! Orientation is coorect.

    >> 9, 10, 24, 25, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 54
    give me a little time...

  • ok, first of all I have soldered more thicker wire from 25 36 and 48 pins to capacitors (see pic)

    and after that i power it  from 3.3v lab powerblock

    current is 50mA

    pin: volt

    9:  1.2

    10: 3.1

    24: 0

    25: 1.9

    32: 3.1

    33: 0

    34: 0

    36: 1.9

    37: 3.1

    38: 1.9

    39: 3.1

    40: 0

    41: 0

    42: 0

    43: 1.2

    44: 3.1

    45: 0

    46: 0

    47: 3.1

    48: 1.9

    49: 1.2

    54: 3.1

    56: 1.2

    p.s. have TI russian employers?

  • Thread UP!

    please help!

  • Seems like you are now able to get 1.9 V on pin 48 (you said it was 0.6 before). The pins left we must consider are:
    24, 33, 40, 41, 42, 45, and 46, since the voltage on these I observed as follows:
    24: 1.4 V
    33: 1.86 V
    40: 1.86 V
    41: 1.86 V
    42: 1.86 V
    46: 1.61 V
  • >> Seems like you are now able to get 1.9 V

    yes it is! BUT! 1.9v are at dev plate to. I think my tester show 1.85 not  correct. i'll check by another tester at monday, i hope.

    >> 24, 33, 40, 41, 42, 45, and 46, since the voltage on these I observed as follows:

    they must be V as you wrote?

    and i am going to check dev plate to. and merge V from dev plate and mine.

    ...waiting Monday...

  • ok, chip is working!

    what i have done:
    use 10uH at 0805 package for all inductors ( in dev plate they are L4 L5 L6 L7)
    and use more thicker wire for power supply
    all V are good now.