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Part # DA9021
Description  System PMIC with high efficiency USB power manager
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DA9021/22
System PMIC with high efficiency USB power manager
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Revision 2.5
17-Feb-2017
CFR0011-120-00 Rev 5
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© 2017 Dialog Semiconductor
20.3 Automatic measurements scheduler
The automatic measurement scheduler allows monitoring of the system voltage VDDOUT, the
charging current ICH, the battery temperature TBAT and the touch screen interface XY. Additionally,
the auxiliary channels ADCIN4 to ADCIN6 are able to be automatically monitored with upper and
lower thresholds set by power manager registers to give an nIRQ event if a measurement is outside
these levels. All measurements are handled by the scheduler system detailed below.
The scheduler performs a sequence of 10 slots continually repeated according to the configured
mode. If the TSI is enabled the first half slot performs either an automatic or a manual conversion.
The second half slot performs TSI actions and measurements. If the TSI measurement is disabled
there is no split of the slot and only the first conversion is performed. A slot requires 100 µs. The
pattern of measurements over the 10 slots depends upon the charging mode. Automatic
measurements of VDDOUT, ICH and TBAT are made during charging. These cease when not
charging. When automatic measurements are disabled, the manual measurements are made
immediately and unused automatic measurements will handle manual conversion requests.
1
2
3
4
0
Slot No
Example sequence of AUTO-ADC measurements
Each Slot allows 1 automatic or manual measurement and 1 TSI measurement to be made
A0 - Automatic measurement of VDDOUT (mux channel 0)
A1 - Automatic measurement of ICH (mux channel 1)
A2 - Automatic measurement of TBAT (mux channel 2)
A4 - Automatic measurement of ADCIN4 (mux channel 4)
A5 - Automatic measurement of ADCIN5 (mux channel 5)
A8 - Automatic measurement of Tjunc with gain 3 (mux channel 8)
M indicates time slots when a Manual measurement can be made
A0
A1
M
A4
A2
No charging
A0
M
M
A4
M
With charging
5
6
7
M
A5
M
A5
M
8
9
M
A8
M
Figure 47: ADC sequence
20.3.1
A0: VDDOUT low voltage nIRQ measurement mode
VDDOUT is measured and compared with a threshold. If the reading is below this level for three
consecutive readings an error event is generated. After an nIRQ assertion, the automatic
measurement of channel VDDOUT is paused for reading. The host must clear the associated event
flag (the event causing value is kept inside the result register) to re-enable the supervision of
VDDOUT. If no action is taken to restore the VDDOUT voltage (discharging the battery is continued)
the host may consider to switch off. Optional Always On blocks (backup battery charger or supplies,
that are not disabled when powering down to RESET mode) to save energy later on. The multiple
reading provides a debouncing of the VDDOUT voltage before issuing a nIRQ. The assertion of nIRQ
can be masked by IRQ mask.
20.3.2
A1: ICH (and ICH_BAT average) measurement mode
When the battery is being charged in FAST CHARGE mode the ICH current is measured
automatically every 1 or 10 ms and an average value is determined by adding the result to an 18-bit
accumulator and latching the top 8 bits every 1024 samples (during high speed mode nine
measurements are ignored before performing an update). This provides an average charging current
value every 10.24 s, as long as the system load current is less than the maximum current provided
from the external supply. When the ICH_BAT falls below the value set (and the other requirements
for charging end detection is met), an IRQ will be flagged. The IRQ can be masked.



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