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SYSTEM MANAGEMENT

ACT8828

Rev 3, 24-Sep-09

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and shutdown process proceeds as shown in

Figure 4.

System startup is initiated whenever the following

conditions occurs:

1) nPBIN is pushed low via 100kΩ resistance,

When condition exists, the ACT8828QJ2## begins

its system startup procedure by enabling REG1,

REG2 and REG3. When REG1 reaches regulation,

nRSTO is asserted low, holding the microprocessor

in reset for a user selectable reset period of 260ms.

If VOUT1 is within 6% of its regulation voltage when

the reset timer expires, the nRSTO is de-asserted,

and the microprocessor can begin its power-up

sequence.

Once

the

power-up

routine

successfully

completed,

the

system

remains

enabled after the push-button is released as long as

the microprocessor asserts any one of ON1, ON2,

ON3, or ON4. ON1, ON2, ON3, or ON4 enable

REG1, REG2, REG3 and REG4 separately, but any

one of them can enable ACT8828QJ2##.

This

start-up

procedure

requires

that

the

pushbutton be held until the microprocessor

assumes control (by asserting any one of ON1,

ON2, ON3, and ON4), providing protection against

inadvertent

momentary

assertions

the

pushbutton. If desired, longer “push-and-hold” times

can be easily implemented by simply adding an

additional time delay before asserting ON1, ON2,

ON3, or ON4. If the microprocessor is unable to

complete its power-up routine successfully before

the

user

lets

the

push-button,

the

ACT8828QJ2## automatically shuts itself down.

This

start-up

procedure

requires

that

the

pushbutton be held until the microprocessor

assumes control (by asserting any one of ON1,

ON2, ON3, and ON4), providing protection against

inadvertent

momentary

assertions

the

pushbutton. If desired, longer “push-and-hold” times

can be easily implemented by simply adding an

additional time delay before asserting ON1, ON2,

ON3, or ON4. If the microprocessor is unable to

complete its power-up routine successfully before

the

user

lets

the

push-button,

the

ACT8828QJ2## automatically shuts itself down.

Once a successful power-up routine is completed, a

shutdown process may be initiated by asserting

nPBIN a second time, typically as the result of

pressing the push-button. Although the shutdown

process is completely software-controlled, a typical

shutdown sequence proceeds as follows: The

second assertion of nPBIN asserts nPBIN and

interrupts the microprocessor, which then initiates

an interrupt service routine to reveal that nPBIN has

been asserted. The microprocessor disables each

regulator according to the sequencing requirements

of the system, then the system will finally be

disabled when ON1, ON2, ON3, and ON4 have

been de-asserted.

Sequence C

The ACT8828QJ3## features a flexible enable

architecture that allows it to support a variety of

push-button enable/disable schemes. Although

other startup routines are possible, a typical startup

and shutdown process proceeds as shown in

Figure 5.

System startup is initiated whenever the following

conditions occurs:

1) A valid input voltage is present at VIN, or

2) nPBIN is pushed low via 100kΩ resistance,

When

any

these

conditions

exists,

the

ACT8828QJ3##

begins

its

system

startup

procedure by enabling REG1. When REG1 reaches

regulation, nRSTO is asserted low, holding the

microprocessor in reset for a user selectable reset

period of 260ms. If VOUT1 is within 6% of its

regulation voltage when the reset timer expires, the

nRSTO is de-asserted, and the microprocessor can

begin its power-up sequence. Once the power-up

routine is successfully completed, the system

remains enabled after the push-button is released

as long as the microprocessor asserts any one of

ON1, ON2, ON3, or ON4. ON1, ON2, ON3, or ON4

enable REG1, REG2, REG3 and REG4 separately,

but any one of them can enable ACT8828QJ3##.

This

start-up

procedure

requires

that

the

pushbutton be held or a valid input voltage be

present at VIN until the microprocessor assumes

control (by asserting any one of ON1, ON2, ON3,

and ON4), providing protection against inadvertent

momentary assertions of the pushbutton. If desired,

longer “push-and-hold” times can be easily

implemented by simply adding an additional time

delay before asserting ON1, ON2, ON3, or ON4. If

the microprocessor is unable to complete its power-

up routine successfully before the user lets go of

the push-button or un-plug the charger adapter, the

ACT8828QJ3## automatically shuts itself down.

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