2021.10.13
Points of this article
・In Sequence ①, power supplies with three supply voltages are turned on in order, and are shut off in the reverse order.
・In order to aid understanding of the sequence operation, the operations for turn-on of the three power supply systems were presented separately.
In the previous article a control circuit for the “Power Supply Sequence Specification ①” was presented. Here, we first explain the sequence operation when power is turned on.
As explained previously, in the sequence for Specification ① the outputs of the three power supply systems for 1.2 V, 3.3 V, and 1.5 V are turned on in order. The sequence operations are explained in order. In the explanation, the operation in which 1.2 V power-on occurs will be referred to as the first stage; similarly, the 3.3 V turn-on operation is the second stage, the 1.5 V turn-on operation is the third stage, and the state in which all three power supply systems are turned on will be referred to as the power supply operating state. In diagrams of each of the stages, the part relevant to the explanation is shown in red.
In the initial state, with the Enable pin at “L” level, the three DCDC outputs are zero.
●Operation for first-stage power supply turn-on
● Operation for second-stage power supply turn-on
●Operation for third-stage power supply turn-on
In the next article, sequence operation upon shutoff will be explained.
This is a hand book for understanding the basics of linear regulators, such as operating principles, classification, characteristics by circuit configuration, advantages and disadvantages. In addition, typical specifications of linear regulators, efficiency and thermal calculations are also explained.
This is a hand book for understanding the basics of linear regulators, such as operating principles, classification, characteristics by circuit configuration, advantages and disadvantages. In addition, typical specifications of linear regulators, efficiency and thermal calculations are also explained.