Naoum Gitnik,
The VREFH_ADC voltage value has a range of 3V to 3.6V from 8.3 Recommended operating conditions, Table 30 pg 33 of VF6xx....Data Sheet, Rev 5, 05/2013. I want to run a 3V reference vs. a 3.3V reference because my rail is sitting
between 3.168-3.432V (+/-4%). I need around 0.1V above the reference in order to regulate the reference (or more based on current draw of VREFH_ADC, which is confidential??). This presents a potential problem because the low values of
the reference will be minutely under the 3V minimum specification.
I guess I could run a separate 5V rail and sequence it to the 3.3V rail to run the 3.3V reference. However, then I need to worry about power sequencing in table 29. It also adds additional cost in the rail and sequencing circuits. If I wanted to do this I would have used a TI processor.
Because I am planning to be on the very edge of the requirement I would like to know how much of a risk this is or if it is possible in this case to go safely below 3V to some degree. It seems to me that most installations would be similar to mine. Please let me know the alternatives if I am missing something.
As far as the voltage and tolerance of the internal bandgap reference, there is not any information in the data sheet or reference manual specifying the accuracy, temperature drift and voltage. I would like to see the specs. If you wanted to keep this information confidential then don't ask me to post my question on a public form after I submit it into your service request system.
Thanks,
Doug