Hi community,
I have a question about MMPF100F0AEP.
Actually, our partner consider using MMPF0100F0AEP VGEN6 (3.3V) for VGEN1 supply.
I think VGEN6 output voltage accuracy (+-3%) is good to supply VGEN1 (up to 3.40V input) since 3.3V * 103% = 3.399V.
And I think there is no timing issue since VGEN6 turn-on time is up to 500 us, it is sufficient to supply VGEN1 (SEQ=9) from VGEN6 (SEQ=8).
However, I have concern about start-up overshoot.
VGEN6's start-up overshoot(max) is 2.0%, so in worst case, VGEN6 voltage will be 3.3V * 103%(voltage accuracy) * 102% (start-up overshoot) = 3.47V.
It exceeds VIN1 input voltage (up to 3.4V).
On the other hand, in the case of SW4 which is used for VIN1 supply on SABRE-SD, it also exceeds VIN1 input voltage in worst case as following.
3.15V * 106% (in PWM mode) + 66mV (start-up overshoot) = 3.405V
So I'm confused by these calculation.
[Question]
Can we use VGEN6 to supply VIN1?
How should we judge whether each MMPF0100F0AEP output can supply to VIN1 or not?
Best Regards,
Satoshi Shimoda