Dear community,
We consider the MC13892 different power source domains.
In application note AN3867 ( MC13892 Functional Pin Description),
it says that SW1/2/3/4IN and VINUSB2 and VINAUDIO and VINIOHI are connected to BP.
But we hope to connect these pins to the another power source other than the BP.
The BP is connected to "A power source".
The SW1/2/3/4IN and VINUSB2 and VINAUDIO and VINIOHI are connected to "B power source".
[Question]
Is the MC13892 equivalent to this use method ?
If Yes,
Could you tell us the limit in the use ?
For example,
power up sequence related to BP and non-BP power source.
potential defference value between BP and non-BP power source.
Best Regards,
Koichi Sakagami
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Hi Koichi
>Is the MC13892 equivalent to this use method ?
Yes.
>If Yes, Could you tell us the limit in the use ?
First should be powered up BP, then non-BP power source.
No special requirements for defference value between BP and
non-BP power source.
Input values of SW1/2/3/4IN and VINUSB2 and VINAUDIO and VINIOHI
should comply with MC13892 datasheet requirements.
Best regards
igor
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Hi Koichi
>Is the MC13892 equivalent to this use method ?
Yes.
>If Yes, Could you tell us the limit in the use ?
First should be powered up BP, then non-BP power source.
No special requirements for defference value between BP and
non-BP power source.
Input values of SW1/2/3/4IN and VINUSB2 and VINAUDIO and VINIOHI
should comply with MC13892 datasheet requirements.
Best regards
igor
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Note: If this post answers your question, please click the Correct Answer button. Thank you!
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