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MAX11080 Datasheet(HTML) 20 Page - Maxim Integrated Products |
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20 / 27 page ![]() Shutdown Control The SHDN pin connections of the MAX11080 operate in a manner that allows the shutdown/wake-up command to trickle up through the series of daisy-chained packs. Because the internal linear regulator is powered down during shutdown, the shutdown function must operate when VAA is absent and it, therefore, cannot depend on a Schmitt trigger input. A special low-current, high-volt- age circuit is used to detect the state of the SHDN pin. The shutdown pin has a +1.8V minimum threshold for the inactive state. When SHDN > 1.8V, the MAX11080 turns on and begins regulating VDDU and VDDL. If SHDN < 0.6V, the MAX11080 shuts down. For automat- ic shutdown when the pack is removed from the sys- tem, connect a 200k Ω resistor from SHDN to AGND. Once SHDN is driven high, the power-up sequence fol- lows that described for the internal linear regulator. The SHDN signal of the next higher module should be con- nected to VDDU through a 20kΩ resistor pullup. This connection ensures that the next module in the daisy chain is enabled as VDDU of the lower module powers up. This action propagates up the daisy chain until the last battery module is enabled. The shutdown of a VDDU supply pulls the connected SHDN pin of the upper module toward GNDL and propagates the shut- down signal up the daisy chain. A shutdown signal propagated from the first daisy- chain device to the last incurs a certain amount of delay. A deasserted shutdown signal is not propagated to the next higher module until the charge pump has regulated the level-shifted upper port supply, VDDU, to a value greater than the SHDN VIH level. This time depends on both the charge-pump capacitor used and the value of the VDDU decoupling capacitor. A typical time delay of 10ms can be expected from the time the SHDN pin reaches the deasserted state until VDDU reaches its full specified value. C1 Input Absolute Maximum Rating The C1 input is limited to VDCIN - 0.6V above AGND or a maximum of 20V if the SHDN pin is asserted. If an application requires that the 20V restriction be removed during active shutdown, then a 4.0V zener diode can be added from VAA to AGND. This protects VAA and allows the C1 input to go to VDCIN - 0.6V regardless of the SHDN state. It also allows the differential C1 to C0 voltage to range from -0.3V to +80V. Cell-Connection Detection An individual MAX11080 can be connected to as many as 12 series-connected cells. To accommodate configu- rations with fewer cells, unused cell inputs must be short- ed together. The designer can choose which cell inputs to leave unused. The example application circuits in this document have chosen to populate the uppermost cell position and group the unused inputs just under this cell. At power-up, the part compares the voltage applied to each cell input with a nominal cell-detection threshold voltage of 0.7V. If the cell voltage is less than the cell- detection threshold, undervoltage detection is disabled for that cell input. If the voltage at the input is 0.7V or greater, undervoltage detection is specified by the state of the UVSEL_ inputs. Overvoltage detection is always enabled for all cell-voltage inputs. The cell-con- nection detection occurs just before the MAX11080 is fully functional as shown in Figure 12 under “Number of Cells Detected.” TOPSEL Function The TOPSEL pin is used to indicate to a device whether it is the top device in the daisy-chain stack. The top daisy-chain device is responsible for generating the heartbeat signal at the top of the ALRM_ pin bus. This heartbeat propagates along the chain toward the host. To designate a device as the top device, the TOPSEL pin should be connected to VAA. For all other devices in a daisy chain, this pin should be connected to AGND. The TOPSEL pin has a weak internal pulldown resistor, but this resistor should not be relied upon as the sole means of setting the TOPSEL logic level. The logic level of the TOPSEL pin is not latched internally at startup and is continuously sampled during operation. The ALRMU input should be connected to GNDU for the top module as good design practice to prevent noise pickup even though the input logic level is ignored. For the single device application, the device enters the “level” mode when the TOPSEL is connected to AGND. The ALRML shows the level of AGND for no alarm state and VAA for alarm state. ALRMU has to be tied to GNDU for this mode. The following table summarizes the operation of TOPSEL and ALRML: Internal Self-Test The MAX11080 performs an internal self-test during power-up according to the linear regulator power-up flowchart (Figure 12). Each overvoltage comparator is tested for the ability to detect an internally generated overvoltage test condition. This is done by using the ground voltage level as the threshold reference in place of the usual threshold level. Figure 8 shows the connec- 12-Channel, High-Voltage Battery-Pack Fault Monitor 20 ______________________________________________________________________________________ ALRML TOPSEL ALRMU No alarm alarm 00 0 1 1X Heartbeat 1 |
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