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LT3045 Datasheet(HTML) 45 Page - Analog Devices |
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45 / 62 page ![]() Data Sheet LT3074 analog.com Rev 0. 45 of 62 the LT3074 are not violated in the application setup. Faults that are detrimental to the device operation (such as thermal shutdown) are always reported and acted upon. See the STATUS_BYTE and STATUS_WORD commands and the related fault reporting commands for details on the faults supported by the LT3074. Bus Timeout The LT3074 implements a timeout feature to avoid hanging the serial interface. The SMBus specification includes three clock stretching specifications related to timeout conditions. The timeout conditions are described as following. TTIMEOUT A timeout condition occurs if any single SCL clock pulse is held low for longer than TTIMEOUT_MIN of 25ms. Upon detecting the timeout condition, the LT3074 aborts the transfer, releases the bus lines, and readies to accept a new start condition. The device initiating the timeout is required to hold the SCL clock line low for at least TTIMEOUT_MAX of 35ms, guaranteeing that the LT3074 device has enough time to reset its communication protocol. TLOW:SEXT The TLOW:SEXT of 25ms specification is defined as the cumulative time that the SCL line is held low by the target device in any one message from the start to stop condition. The LT3074 is guaranteed by design not to violate this specification. TLOW:MEXT The TLOW:MEXT of 10ms specification is defined as the cumulative time that the SCL line is held low by the host device in any one byte of a message between the start-to-acknowledge, acknowledge-to-acknowledge, or acknowledge-to- stop. This check is not implemented in the LT3074. PMBus Command Details PAGE The PAGE command is included to provide integration with multipage devices. The LT3074 accepts all data values for the PAGE register, ACKs the data, and discards it. Reading the PAGE register always returns 8’hFF. OPERATION The OPERATION command is used to turn the unit on or off in conjunction with the status of the EN pin. It is also used to program the output voltage to a high or low margin state. The unit stays in the commanded operating mode until a subsequent OPERATION command or a reset operation (either using the EN pin or the MRF_RESET command). Table 11. OPERATION Command Bit Field Descriptions Bit Access Mode Description 7 Read/Write On/Off State Value Output Status ‘b0 1 Off ‘b1 On 6 Read Only Turn Off Behavior (hardwired to turn off immediately) 5:4 Read/Write Voltage Command Source Value Output Status ‘b00 Nominal Output ‘b01 Output Margin Low (margin value set by MFR_MARGIN register) |
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