Regarding USBPHYLDO of PF1510

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Regarding USBPHYLDO of PF1510

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tomohisa_sakamo
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Dear Support-team,

We have below questions about USBPHYLDO of PF1510.
Please support us.

<Question 1>
USBPHY (default 3.3 V output) seems to be described as being enable / disable with USBPHYLDO bit,
In the datasheet, USBPHYLDO = '0' for both Enable and Disable.
*The datasheet  of PF 1550 is also the same description.

Is Enable / Disable control possible? (Is it a typo)?

<Question 2>
If it is set to Disable, will the USBPHY output become 0 V?

Best Regards,
T.Sakamoto@Ryosan

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reyes
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Hi Tomohisa,

 

[Answer 1]

This is a typo, USBPHYLDO = ‘0’ is for Disabled and  USBPHYLDO = ‘1’ should be for Enabled.

I reported this typo to the Apps team, I’ll be fixed for the next revision of the datasheet.

 

[Answer 2]

Correct, USBPHY LDO regulator can be 0V if USBPHYLDO bit is disabled (‘0’).


Have a great day,
Jose

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tomohisa_sakamo
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Dear Jose-san,

Thank you for your reply.

We understood your answers.

Thank you!

Best Regards,

T.Sakamoto@Ryosan

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Hi Tomohisa,

 

[Answer 1]

This is a typo, USBPHYLDO = ‘0’ is for Disabled and  USBPHYLDO = ‘1’ should be for Enabled.

I reported this typo to the Apps team, I’ll be fixed for the next revision of the datasheet.

 

[Answer 2]

Correct, USBPHY LDO regulator can be 0V if USBPHYLDO bit is disabled (‘0’).


Have a great day,
Jose

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