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Part # DA6021
Description  HIGHLY INTEGRATED POWER MANAGEMENT IC FOR INTEL® ATOM™ Z3000 PROCESSOR
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DA6021
HIGHLY INTEGRATED POWER MANAGEMENT IC FOR
INTEL® ATOM™ Z3000 PROCESSOR
Company Confidential
Data Sheet
Version 3.A - Final
31-Jan-14
© 2014 Dialog Semiconductor GmbH
165 of 224
www.dialog-semiconductor.com
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VSYS goes back
above VWARNB
threshold due to BCU
response. Still in
Warning Zone A.
After the de-bounce
period for VWARNB,
the BCU interrupts
SOC with BCUIRQ
and VWARNBIRQ
bits...
De-assert BCUDISB
and/or PROCHOT_B
(if not sticky).
VWARNA and/or
PROCHOT_B may
stay asserted since
still in Warning Zone
A.
Gets interrupt and knows
system is out of warning
Zone A. If pin assertion is
sticky, will clear BCUDISB
and/or PROCHOT_B
assertion.
Table 102: VSYS Event Table
Under- & Over- Voltage Condition
16.3.3
Two comparator inputs monitor whether VSYS is between 2 predefined thresholds under-voltage (2.7V) and the
over-voltage (5.5V±100mV).
Both comparators will have built-in hysteresis and in both cases the system will perform an immediate shutdown
without processor control. This protects the system from damage due to over-voltage or in the under-voltage
condition ensures the system does not become unstable because on the DA6021 has insufficient power..
Refer to the introduction section for an overview of the catastrophic events.
In the case of the over-voltage flag the system will go to the SOC_G3 state and wait there until the overvoltage
input flag is removed. Then the system is able to wake up again.
In the case of the under-voltage condition the VSYS is too low being considered valid and the analog circuitry
cannot work properly. DA6021 will initiate a system shut down regardless of the SoC state and will end up in G3
state. It will stay here until the VSYS becomes valid again (VSY is valid, from input source detection logic). If the
voltage on VSYS drops again, it will reach the POR level and DA6021 will go into the RESET state (under POR)
There will be no IRQ sent to DA6021 due to over or under-voltage condition. Both under- and over-voltage
conditions are de-bounced with a 100µs filter.
Permanent Temperature Monitoring
16.3.4
The bandgap on DA6021 also implements an over temperature detection. Two temperature ranges are
supervised:
A pre-alarm is issued at about 110°C.
An over-temperature system-shutdown is issued at about 140°C.
If a pre-alarm is detected for a time frame > 100µs (de-bounce time), the PROCHOT_B output gets asserted. If
the pre-alarm is de-asserted for at least 500µs (de-bounce time) PROCHOT_B gets de-asserted. This
guarantees a 500us minimum assertion time of PROCHOT_B.
If asserting PROCHOT_B (the external processor should start throttling which in turn should lead to a decrease
of the temperature due to less power consumption) does not lower the temperature and the temperature reaches
the 140°C limit for at least 100us circa (de-bounce time), DA6021 performers an immediate shutdown (it goes
into SOC_G3 state).



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