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4 / 12 page ![]() Maxim Integrated │ 4 www.maximintegrated.com Evaluates: MAX77863 MAX77863 Evaluation Kit EV Kit Features Configuring the Buck Regulators The IC features several different programmable options to customize the behaviors of the four integrated buck regu- lators during startup, operation, and shutdown. Figure 4 shows the portion of the GUI window that allows for con- figuration of the buck regulators. Drag the slider and click Write to change the output voltage. Other features of the buck regulators which can be changed here include the power modes, operating modes, and enabling/disabling the active discharge resistors. SD0 and SD1 also feature a software-controllable remote sense which can be disabled here. Configuring the LDOs The IC features several different programmable options to customize the behaviors of the nine integrated LDOs during startup, operation, and shutdown. Figure 5 shows the portion of the GUI window that allows for configuration of the LDOs. Drag the slider and Click write to change the output voltage. Other features of the LDOs can also be configured here such as the active discharge resistors and soft-start slew rates. Configuring the Flexible Power Sequencer The IC features different power-up/down configurations based on Maxim’s flexible power sequencer technology. The power-up/down sequence must be configured prior to any wake-up event and must be reconfigured after any event which causes the registers to reset such as power- down or undervoltage lockout. To evaluate the device with a different power-up voltage, use the following instructions: 1) Follow steps 2-8 of the Quick Start procedure. Do not go to step 9. 2) Go to the “ FPS” section of the GUI and configure the desired power-up/down sequence. 3) Press and hold SW1 for 1 second and monitor the PMICs resources. The resources should power-up in the new desired power-up sequence. 4) Press and hold SW1 for 3 seconds to initiate a power-down and monitor the PMICs resources. The resources should power-down in the new desired power-down sequence. 5) Note that the power-down event resets the device’s register settings. The power-up/down sequences need to be rewritten again prior to power-up. 6) Different power-up/down sequences can be prepro- grammed at the factory. Figure 4. Step Down Configuration Portion of the EV Kit GUI |
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