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27 / 44 page ![]() LTC7131-1 27 Rev. 0 For more information www.analog.com (a) PGOOD Window Set to ±10% Default LTC7131-1 INTVCC RREF = R1 + R2 REF 7131-1 F15a PGLIM LTC7131-1 INTVCC R1 REF 7131-1 F15b R2 PGLIM (b) PGOOD Window Set by R1/R2 Figure 15. PGOOD Window APPLICATIONS INFORMATION Output Voltage Programming The output voltage is set by an external resistor according to Equation 13. VOUT = 100µA • RREF (13) where RREF is the total resistance between REF pin and SGND. A capacitor (0.1µF max) connected from REF to SGND is recommended for noise filtering. For accurate PGOOD reporting at startup, choose CREF < 10CSS. Programming PGOOD Threshold and Filter Delay The upper and lower Power Good threshold default to ±10% when the PGLIM pin is tied to INTVCC (see Figure 15a). However, if a narrower or wider window is desired, these windows can be programmed to any desired value in the range of 5% to 40%. The PGOOD upper/lower threshold is programmed by replacing the single resistor on the REF pin with a resistor divider as follows (see Figure 15b): Reference Voltage = 100µA • (R1+R2) PGOOD Window = ±40% • R2/(R1+R2) The PGOOD window is always centered on the DAC adjusted reference voltage, thus the center will move to the new reference voltage when margined up or down. The falling PGOOD (power good to power bad) is filtered and delayed by 16 clock cycles, thus giving the loop 16 switching cycles to recover from the power bad condition before pulling the PGOOD pin low. The rising PGOOD (power bad to power good) filter delay is user programmable by a configuration resistor at the PGFD pin and is programmable to one of 8 possible delays from 200μs to 25.6ms as shown in Table 6. Minimum delay of 200μs can be set by grounding the PGLIM pin and maximum delay of 25.6ms can be set by tying PGLIM to INTVCC. The PGFD pin is sampled only at power on and at initial- ization after the rising edge of RUN_MSTR, RUN_STBY or the OPERATION register ON bit. Changes to PGFD will not take effect until one of these events occur. Table 6. PGFD Resistor Selection PGFD RESISTOR PGOOD DELAY 0Ω 200μs 28kΩ 400μs 46.4kΩ 800μs 64.9kΩ 1.6ms 84.5kΩ 3.2ms 102kΩ 6.4ms 121kΩ 12.8ms Open or Short to INTVCC 25.6ms Address Selection (ASEL pin) The LTC7131-1 slave address is selected by the ASEL pin. The upper four bits of the address are hardwired inter- nally to 0100 and the lower three bits are programmed by a resistor connected between the ASEL and SGND (see Table 7). This allows up to 8 different LTC7131-1’s on a single board. The LTC7131-1 will also respond to the Global Address 0x5A and the 7-bit address stored in the MFR_RAIL_ADDRESS register. The ASEL pin is sampled only at power on and at initial- ization after the rising edge of RUN_MSTR, RUN_STBY or OPERATION register ON bit. Changes to ASEL will not take affect until one of these events occur. |
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