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This report analyzes the behavior of the CLP voltage in response to varying load currents, specifically when the floating Vbat is set to 12V with a load current of 25mA. Key observations include the impact of the internal pull-up circuit allowing operation in low power and PWM modes, along with the persistent residual voltage on CLP and Cboot1 during power-off. The presence of a boost circuit prior to device shutdown aids voltage retention, resulting in steady CLP voltage reaching 5V in PWM mode. All findings are supported by bench test conclusions.
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Voltage on CLP increasing with load current if it is floating Vbat = 12V, load current = 25mA
Power off behavior During power off residual voltage on CLP and Cboot1. All other pins have no residual voltage
Bench test conclusion • CLP has internal pull up circuit so device can operate in low power mode and PWM mode depends on load current • Floating CLP voltage is not because of crosstalk • CLP voltage can increase to 5V steady in PWM mode • During power down and before device turning off boost circuit is active • When device is off so Q3 transistor Cboot1 keeps residual voltage (see scope picture) • It seems the same amount of residual voltage in on CLP