Hello,
I'm trying to validate a local wake up by applying a pulse to the wake_in_out pin.
Looking at the datasheet, I don't know how to see the minimum voltage at which the wake_in_out pin operates.
What is VIH,th (Minimum Voltage Perceived as High)?
The datasheet says that VIH,th is 2.4V, but VIL,th is 3.75V.
So what happens when I apply 3.3V to wake_in_out pin?
Thank you for answer, Pavel
Hello @YeseulLee ,
to validate WAKE_IN_OUT as input pin, you should apply voltage below VILmin (2.4V) and above VIHmax (4.1V). Please notice that only a rising edge will trigger a local wake-up.
Overlapping of VIL and VIH might look like a bug in the datasheet or in design, but it is correct - there is defined hysteresis min 0.25V and max 0.8V, which guarantees correct function.
If you apply 3.3V (assuming jump from 0V & CONFIG_WAKE=0), the WAKE_IN_OUT pin might or might not trigger the wake-up event because you are in the middle of guaranteed VIH threshold 2.8V - 4.1V.
Best regards,
Pavel