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S39421 Datasheet(HTML) 23 Page - Summit Microelectronics, Inc. |
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23 / 28 page ![]() S39421 23 2024 9.0 8/8/00 The S39421 will now begin monitoring the backend circuit voltages and when they are at or above Vtrip the reset timer will be released to begin the time out period and CARD_V_VLD will be released. After tPURST has ex- pired, the reset outputs will be released and SGNL_VLD will be driven active. The SGNL_VLD signal can be tied to the host LI/O* signal pin to indicate the card has been fully powered, cleanly reset and is ready for action. Backplane/Add-in Card Sequencing A more complicated problem than the sequencing shown above is the signal bus interface. Inserting unpowered circuits onto the signal bus could lead to a situation of damaging components and much more likely disrupting the signals on the backplane. This will involve a rigorous evaluation and selection process by the design engineer to determine the best solution for the individual applica- tion. However, we can examine a product family that should resolve most of the issues the designer might encounter. The proposed VME Live Insertion spec actu- ally helps us narrow this down quickly by recommending the use of ABTE logic. This is available from at least two large manufacturers of semiconductors. Avoidance of Bus Conflicts Bus conflicts arise when two or more interface circuits attempt to drive the bus simultaneously with one circuit driving high and the other driving low. The device trying to drive low will most likely not incur damage. But the device trying to drive high will be dropping 5Volts on its output at up to 120mA current. Even for very short periods of time the high temperatures this will generate can either destroy the device or adversely affect the long-term reliability of the device. The best solution is to insure the transceiver’s enable input is actively driven before the transceiver is powered-on. Using one of the reset outputs (as shown in figure 27) as a gating signal to a single enable input style transceiver is one solution. With a dual enable transceiver one of the reset outputs can be tied directly to appropriate enable input. FIGURE 26: BACKEND VOLTAGE CONTROL CIRCUIT -12V +12V +3.3V +5V Gnd Vpc Gnd Vpc VCC5 CARD_3V CARD_5V +5V +3.3V -12V +12V S39421 2024 ILL29.3 |
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