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STPMIC25 Datasheet(PDF) 46 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # STPMIC25
Description  Highly integrated power management IC for microprocessor units
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Table 22. Turn-on conditions from external trigger source summary
Source
Turn-on condition
Debounce
PONKEYn pin
PONKEYn signal low from the PMIC in a NO_SUPPLY state when VIN rises and crosses
VINPOR_Rise
N/A
PONKEYn pin
PONKEYn signal falling edge when the PMIC is in the OFF state
tPONKEYnDB
WAKEUPn pin
WAKEUPn signal low
No debounce
VBUS pin
VBUS signal high from the PMIC in the NO_SUPPLY state when VIN rises and crosses
VINPOR_Rise
N/A
VBUS pin
VBUS signal rising edge when the PMIC is in the OFF state
tVBUSDB
5.4.3.2
AUTO turn-ON
AUTO turn-ON allows the PMIC to be turned ON automatically when VIN rises from VIN < VINPOR_Fall. An AUTO
turn-ON event is triggered only from a NO_SUPPLY state transition:
1. VIN rises from VINPOR_Fall to VINPOR_Rise
2. PMIC goes into INIT&LOAD state then the AUTO_TURN_ON bit is enabled in the NVM
3. PMIC goes into the CHECK&LOAD state, waiting for VIN > VINOK
4. PMIC POWER_UP
The AUTO turn-ON is enabled in the NVM by default in NVM content.
5.4.4
Turn-off conditions
Turn-off conditions are triggered by events or stimulus leading the PMIC to perform a POWER_DOWN sequence.
Following the POWER_DOWN sequence, the PMIC can switch to the OFF state or to the FAIL_SAFE_LOCK
state or restart automatically (power cycle), depending on the source that has triggered the turn-off condition.
There are six sources triggering a turn-off condition detailed in Table 23
Table 23. Turn-off condition trigger sources
Source
Type
Turn-off condition
Power cycle condition
Software switch-
OFF
switch-off
Writing 1 to SWOFF bit.
RREQ_EN = 1
VINOK_Fall
hard-fault
VIN falls below the VINOK_Fall threshold (with VIN keeps it
higher than VIN_POR_Fall). See Section 5.4.1.
VIN_FLT_CNT <=
VIN_FLT_CNT_MAX
PONKEYn long
key press
hard-fault
PKEY_LKP_OFF bit set or NVM_PKEY_LKP_OFF bit set
(NVM).
Long key press duration can be set in PKEY_LKP_TMR[3:0]
bitfield or in NVM_PKEY_LKP_TMR[1:0] bit field (NVM).
PONKEYn signal is asserted low for a duration >
PKEY_LKP_TMR[3:0].
PKEY_FLT_CNT <=
PKEY_FLT_CNT_MAX
Thermal
shutdown
hard-fault
PMIC junction temperature exceeds the TSHDN_Rise threshold.
See Section 5.4.8.
TSHDN_FLT_CNT <=
TSHDN_FLT_CNT_MAX
Overcurrent
protection
hard-fault
Overcurrent detected on a regulator (related regulator
NVM_FS_OCP_xxx. (1) bit set in NVM or FS_OCP_xxx (1) bit
set by software). See Section 5.4.9.
OCP_FLT_CNT <=
OCP_FLT_CNT_MAX
Watchdog
hard-fault
Watchdog feature active and timer expired. See
Section 5.4.10.
WDG_FLT_CNT <=
WDG_FLT_CNT_MAX
1. xxx: instance name of the regulator, eg: LDO1, LDO2, BUCK1,
5.4.4.1
Turn-OFF condition triggered by software switch-off
When the software sets the SWOFF bit, the PMIC starts a POWER_DOWN sequence immediately, then the
PMIC goes into the OFF state. The TURN_OFF_SR is set accordingly.
STPMIC25
Feature descriptions
DS14278 - Rev 3
page 46/145



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