KIT33800EKEVME Freescale Semiconductor, KIT33800EKEVME Datasheet - Page 19
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KIT33800EKEVME
Manufacturer Part Number
KIT33800EKEVME
Description
Power Management IC Development Tools ENGINE CONTROL INTEGRATE
Manufacturer
Freescale Semiconductor
Type
PMIC Solutionsr
Datasheet
1.KIT33800EKEVME.pdf
(39 pages)
Specifications of KIT33800EKEVME
Rohs
yes
Product
Evaluation Kits
Tool Is For Evaluation Of
MC33800
Input Voltage
5 V
Output Voltage
9 V
Output Current
0 mA to 1075 mA
Table 5. Modes of Operation
POWER SUPPLY
VPWR pin. The VPWR pin supplies power to all internal
regulators, analog and logic circuit blocks. The V
used for setting communication threshold levels and
supplying power to the SO driver. This IC architecture
provides flexible microprocessor interfacing with low
quiescent current Sleep Modes.
POWER-ON RESET (POR)
Power On Reset (POR) and place the device in Normal or
Default Mode.
via V
• All Outputs Off
• Inputs Enabled and OR’d with SPI Bit.
• PWM Frequency and Duty Cycle Control Disabled.
• OSS Open Load Detect Current Enabled.
• OSS Outputs with Individual Control.
• Control Inputs P1,P3,P5,P7 Enabled and OR’d with the
• CCD1 Output Off, Diagnostic Pull-up Enabled, DAC = 0.
• CCD2 Output Off, Diagnostic Pull-up Enabled, DAC = 0.
prevent high frequency transients from causing a POR.
During the low-voltage condition, internal logic states are
maintained. To guarantee a POR from V
must be less than 0.2V for greater than 1.0µs.
MODES OF OPERATION
Default Mode. A discussion on Normal Mode follows.
Analog Integrated Circuit Device Data
Freescale Semiconductor
The 33800 is designed to operate from 5.0 to 36V on the
Applying V
Command register settings from Power-ON Reset (POR)
SPI Bit.
Power On Reset circuit incorporates a 0.5µs timer to
The 33800 has three operating modes, Normal, Sleep and
V
PWR
H
H
H
H
PWR
L
or V
PWR
DD
V
X
H
H
H
are as follows:
DD
L
, V
DD
and EN to the device will cause a
ENable
X
X
H
H
L
DEFAULT
FUNCTIONAL DEVICE OPERATION
PWR
H
X
X
X
L
, the VPWR pin
DD
OPERATIONAL MODES
DEFAULT
NORMAL
supply is
SLEEP
SLEEP
MODE
Power
Off
NORMAL MODE
Transferring from Sleep Mode to Normal Mode performs a
POR and resets all internal registers to the POR state. When
entering Normal Mode from Default Mode, no POR is
performed and register states are maintained.
Further explanation of each feature is provided in subsequent
paragraphs.
• Programmable PWM Frequency & Duty Cycle
• Programmable PWM Drain Fault Threshold
• CCD2 Constant Current Dither Frequency and Amplitude
• CCD2 DAC Programming
• CCD1 Constant Current Dither Frequency and Amplitude
• CCD1 DAC Programming
• On/Off OSS Open Load Detect Current
• Calibration of Timers (Calibration Command )
• Reset (Reset Command )
• No Operation (NO_OP Command)
DEFAULT MODE
except the PWM pre-driver. In Default Mode the PWM pre-
driver outputs may only be controlled via the PWM input pins.
All register control bits and fault bits are maintained in Default
Mode, however control for the pre-driver is accomplished
through the PWM pins only.
Default Mode. When exiting Default Mode, output control
reverts to the internal register settings.
parameters.
outputs is disabled. PWMx input control is enabled. The
device will operate as programmed prior to Default Mode.
and output status information. Normal operation will resume
when the DEFAULT pin transitions low again.
SLEEP MODE
ENABLE or VDD pins. All outputs are commanded off and the
device enters a low quiescent current state.
Normal Mode allows full functional control of the device.
Features programmed in Normal Mode are listed below.
The Default Mode allows the user to disable all outputs
With the DEFAULT pin HIGH, the device is placed in
In Default Mode the device operates with the following
1. OSS outputs are disabled.
2. CCD1 and CCD2 outputs are disabled.
3. SPI ON/OFF control of GATE DRIVE (GD1 to GD6)
In Default Mode the device retains all register information
Sleep Mode is entered by placing a logic [0] on the
FUNCTIONAL DEVICE OPERATION
OPERATIONAL MODES
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