DA9292 Datasheet 2v1
DA9292 Datasheet 2v1
General Description
DA9292 is a high-performance Power Management IC suitable for supplying high-current rails in
CPUs, GPUs, SOCs in multiple end-applications. The device is capable of supporting up to 52 A of
peak current in a compact offering, with fully integrated power devices.
DA9292 can be configured as either a 20 A quad-phase buck converter or two 10 A dual-phase buck
converters. The input voltage range of 2.2 V to 5.5 V makes it suited for a wide range of low voltage
systems, including all single cell battery powered systems. The DA9292 is optimized for a very small
footprint – each phase will only need a 0.10 µH inductor. The output voltage is programmable from
0.3 V to 1.275 V in 5 mV steps. If higher output voltage is desired, the output voltage can be
programmed from 0.6 V to 1.9 V in 10 mV steps.
To guarantee the highest accuracy and support multiple PCB routing scenarios without loss of
performance, a remote sensing capability is implemented in DA9292.
The pass devices are fully integrated, so no external FETs or Schottky diodes are needed.
A soft start-up is implemented, which limits the inrush current from the input node and secures a
slope-controlled activation of the rail.
The Dynamic Voltage Control (DVC) supports adaptive adjustment of the supply voltage dependent
on the processor load, either via direct register write through the communication interface (I2C
compatible) or via an external input pin (VSEL).
DA9292 implements integrated over-temperature and over-current protections for increased system
reliability, without the need for external sensing components.
The configurable I2C slave ID selection via CONF allows multiple instances of DA9292 to be placed
in the application sharing the same communication interface with different addresses.
Key Features
■ 2.2 V to 5.5 V input voltage ■ Automatic phase shedding
■ Selectable output voltage range: ■ Integrated power switches
□ 0.3 V to 1.275 V, 5 mV step ■ Remote sensing at point of load
□ 0.6 V to 1.9 V, 10 mV step ■ I2C compatible interface
■ 1x 20 A quad-phase converter (52 A peak ■ Support 1.8 V level GPI input
output current) ■ Adjustable soft-start
■ 2x 10 A dual-phase converters (26 A peak ■ -40 °C to +85 ºC Temperature range
output current)
■ Package 6x9 WLCSP 2.48 mm x 3.68 mm
■ 3 MHz nominal switching frequency (0.4 mm pitch)
■ ±1 % accuracy (static)
■ Fast transient response
■ Dynamic voltage control (DVC)
Applications
■ Game console ■ Tablet PCs
■ Smartphones ■ Mobile computing
System Diagram
VDD1 VSYS
VDD2
VSYS GND1
AVDD
GND2
AGND
FBP1
0.1uH VOUT1
LX1
CONF
LX2
CE 0.1uH
FBN1
CORE
BUCK1
VDDIO
FBP2
SDA
SCL IO 0.1uH
LX3
INT_N LX4
TW_N 0.1uH
PB_N FBN2
EN1
EN2 VSYS
VSEL1 VDD3
VSEL2 VDD4
GND3
GND4
DA9292
VDD1 VSYS
VDD2
VSYS GND1
AVDD
GND2
AGND BUCK1 FBP1
0.1uH VOUT1
LX1
CONF
LX2
CE 0.1uH
FBN1
CORE
VDDIO
FBP2
SDA
SCL IO 0.1uH
LX3 VOUT2
INT_N LX4
TW_N 0.1uH
PB_N FBN2
EN1
BUCK2
EN2 VSYS
VSEL1 VDD3
VSEL2 VDD4
GND3
GND4
DA9292
Contents
General Description ............................................................................................................................ 1
Key Features ........................................................................................................................................ 1
Applications ......................................................................................................................................... 1
System Diagram .................................................................................................................................. 2
Contents ............................................................................................................................................... 3
Figures .................................................................................................................................................. 4
Tables ................................................................................................................................................... 5
1 Terms and Definitions ................................................................................................................... 7
2 Pinout ............................................................................................................................................. 8
3 Characteristics ............................................................................................................................ 10
3.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings ................................................................................................ 10
3.2 Electrostatic Discharge Ratings .......................................................................................... 10
3.3 Recommended Operating Conditions ................................................................................. 10
3.4 Thermal Characteristics ...................................................................................................... 11
3.5 Buck Characteristics ........................................................................................................... 12
3.6 Performance and Supervision Characteristics .................................................................... 15
3.7 Digital I/O Characteristics.................................................................................................... 16
3.8 Timing Characteristics ......................................................................................................... 17
3.9 Typical Buck Performance .................................................................................................. 18
4 Functional Description ............................................................................................................... 22
4.1 DC-DC Buck Converter ....................................................................................................... 22
4.1.1 Buck Enable and Disable..................................................................................... 23
4.1.2 Output Voltage Selection ..................................................................................... 25
4.1.3 Switching Frequency ........................................................................................... 26
4.1.4 Operation Modes and Phase Selection ............................................................... 26
4.1.5 Soft Start-Up and Shutdown ................................................................................ 27
4.1.6 Dynamic Voltage Control ..................................................................................... 27
4.1.7 Under-Voltage Lockout ........................................................................................ 27
4.1.8 Current Limit and Short Protection ...................................................................... 27
4.1.9 Thermal Protection .............................................................................................. 28
4.2 Ports Description ................................................................................................................. 30
4.2.1 CE ........................................................................................................................ 30
4.2.2 CONF ................................................................................................................... 30
4.2.3 EN1 and EN2 ....................................................................................................... 30
4.2.4 VSEL1 and VSEL2 .............................................................................................. 30
4.2.5 TW_N ................................................................................................................... 30
4.2.6 PB_N.................................................................................................................... 30
4.2.7 INT_N................................................................................................................... 31
2
4.3 I C Communication ............................................................................................................. 32
4.3.1 I2C Protocol .......................................................................................................... 32
5 Register Definitions .................................................................................................................... 35
5.1 Register Map ....................................................................................................................... 35
5.2 Register Descriptions .......................................................................................................... 37
Figures
Figure 1: 1-Channel Quad-Phase Configuration Simplified Schematic Diagram .................................. 2
Figure 2: 2-Channel Dual-Phase Configuration Simplified Schematic Diagram ................................... 2
Figure 3: DA9292 Pinout Diagram (Top View) ...................................................................................... 8
Figure 4: 4-Phase Efficiency (VIN = 3.3 V) ........................................................................................... 18
Figure 5: 4-Phase Efficiency (VIN = 3.8 V) ........................................................................................... 18
Figure 6: 4-Phase Efficiency (VIN = 5.0 V) ........................................................................................... 18
Figure 7: 2-Phase Efficiency (VIN = 3.3 V) ........................................................................................... 18
Figure 8: 2-Phase Efficiency (VIN = 3.8 V) ........................................................................................... 18
Figure 9: 2-Phase Efficiency (VIN = 5.0 V) ........................................................................................... 18
Figure 10: 4-Phase Load Regulation (VIN = 3.3 V) .............................................................................. 18
Figure 11: 4-Phase Load Regulation (VIN = 3.8 V) .............................................................................. 18
Figure 12: 4-Phase Load Regulation (VIN = 5.0 V) .............................................................................. 18
Figure 13: 2-Phase Load Regulation (VIN = 3.3 V) .............................................................................. 19
Figure 14: 2-Phase Load Regulation (VIN = 3.8 V) .............................................................................. 19
Figure 15: 2-Phase Load Regulation (VIN = 5.0 V) .............................................................................. 19
Figure 16: 4-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 0.6 V) ............................................................................. 19
Figure 17: 4-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 0.75 V) ........................................................................... 19
Figure 18: 4-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 0.85 V) ........................................................................... 19
Figure 19: 4-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 1.0 V) ............................................................................. 19
Figure 20: 4-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 1.5 V) ............................................................................. 19
Figure 21: 4-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 1.8 V) ............................................................................. 19
Figure 22: 2-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 0.6 V) ............................................................................. 20
Figure 23: 2-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 0.75 V) ........................................................................... 20
Figure 24: 2-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 0.85 V) ........................................................................... 20
Figure 25: 2-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 1.0 V) ............................................................................. 20
Figure 26: 2-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 1.5 V) ............................................................................. 20
Figure 27: 2-Phase Line Regulation (VOUT = 1.8 V) ............................................................................. 20
Figure 28: 4-Phase Load Transient (0.1 A to 20 A, 0.5 A/µs) ............................................................. 20
Figure 29: 4-Phase Load Transient (0.1 A to 20 A, 10 A/µs) .............................................................. 20
Figure 30: 4-Phase Load Transient (0.1 A to 20 A, 25 A/µs) .............................................................. 20
Figure 31: 2-Phase Load Transient (0.1 A to 10 A, 0.5 A/µs) ............................................................. 21
Figure 32: 2-Phase Load Transient (0.1 A to 10 A, 10 A/µs) .............................................................. 21
Figure 33: 2-Phase Load Transient (0.1 A to 10 A, 25 A/µs) .............................................................. 21
Figure 34: 2/4-Phase DVC (VOUT = 0.5 V to 1.1 V, IOUT = 10 A)........................................................... 21
Figure 35: 2/4-Phase DVC (VOUT = 1.1 V to 0.5 V, IOUT = 10 A)........................................................... 21
Figure 36: 2/4-Phase Soft-Start Slew-Rates (IOUT = 0 A)..................................................................... 21
Tables
Table 1: Pin Description ........................................................................................................................ 8
Table 2: Pin Type Definition .................................................................................................................. 9
Table 3: Absolute Maximum Ratings ................................................................................................... 10
Table 4: Electrostatic Discharge Ratings ............................................................................................ 10
Table 5: Recommended Operating Conditions ................................................................................... 10
Table 6: Thermal Characteristics ........................................................................................................ 11
Table 7: Quad-Phase Buck Electrical Characteristics ......................................................................... 12
Table 8: Electrical Characteristics ....................................................................................................... 15
Table 9: Digital I/O Electrical Characteristics ...................................................................................... 16
Table 10: I2C Electrical Characteristics .............................................................................................. 17
Table 11: An Example of Chip Configuration via CONF ..................................................................... 22
Table 12: Register Map ....................................................................................................................... 35
Table 13: Register Access Type ......................................................................................................... 37
Table 14: PMC_STATUS_00 (0x00) ................................................................................................... 37
Table 15: PMC_STATUS_01 (0x01) ................................................................................................... 38
Table 16: PMC_EVENT_00 (0x02) ..................................................................................................... 38
Table 17: PMC_EVENT_01 (0x03) ..................................................................................................... 39
Table 18: PMC_MASK_00 (0x04) ....................................................................................................... 40
Table 19: PMC_MASK_01 (0x05) ....................................................................................................... 41
Table 20: PMC_CTRL_00 (0x06) ........................................................................................................ 41
Table 21: PMC_CTRL_01 (0x07) ........................................................................................................ 42
Table 22: PMC_CTRL_02 (0x08) ........................................................................................................ 43
Table 23: PMC_CTRL_03 (0x09) ........................................................................................................ 44
Table 24: PMC_VOUT_CH1_00 (0x0A) .............................................................................................. 45
Table 25: PMC_VOUT_CH1_01 (0x0B) .............................................................................................. 45
Table 26: PMC_VOUT_CH2_00 (0x0C) ............................................................................................. 46
Table 27: PMC_VOUT_CH2_01 (0x0D) ............................................................................................. 46
Table 28: PMC_CFG_00 (0x0E) ......................................................................................................... 47
Table 29: PMC_CFG_01 (0x0F) ......................................................................................................... 48
Table 30: PMC_CFG_02 (0x10) .......................................................................................................... 48
Table 31: PMC_CFG_03 (0x11) .......................................................................................................... 49
Table 32: PMC_CFG_04 (0x12) .......................................................................................................... 50
Table 33: PMC_CFG_05 (0x13) .......................................................................................................... 51
Table 34: PMC_CFG_06 (0x14) .......................................................................................................... 51
Table 35: PMC_CFG_07 (0x15) .......................................................................................................... 52
Table 36: PMC_CFG_08 (0x16) .......................................................................................................... 53
Table 37: PMC_CFG_09 (0x17) .......................................................................................................... 54
Table 38: PMC_CFG_0A (0x18) ......................................................................................................... 55
Table 39: PMC_DEV_ID (0x19) .......................................................................................................... 55
Table 40: PMC_REV_ID (0x1A) .......................................................................................................... 55
2 Pinout
DA9292
1 2 3 4 5 6
A
VDD1 LX1 GND1 GND2 LX2 VDD2
B
VDD1 LX1 GND1 GND2 LX2 VDD2
C
VDD1 LX1 GND1 GND2 LX2 VDD2
D
FBN1 EN1 VSEL1 INT_N TW_N VDDIO
E
FBP1 AGND SCL SDA CE FBP2
F
AVDD PB_N CONF VSEL2 EN2 FBN2
G
VDD3 LX3 GND3 GND4 LX4 VDD4
H
VDD3 LX3 GND3 GND4 LX4 VDD4
J
VDD3 LX3 GND3 GND4 LX4 VDD4
Top view
Drive
Pin # Pin Name Type (Table 2) Description
(mA)
D4 INT_N DOD 10 Interrupt output, active low
D5 TW_N DOD 10 Thermal warning output, active low
D6 VDDIO PWR 15 Power supply for IO
E1 FBP1 AI 10 Positive remote sense input of CH1
E2 AGND GND 15 Ground of internal analog circuitry
E3 SCL DI 15 I2C clock
E4 SDA DIOD 15 I2C data
E5 CE DI 10 Chip enable
E6 FBP2 AI 10 Positive remote sense input of CH2
F1 AVDD PWR 10 Power supply for internal analog circuitry
F2 PB_N DOD 10 Power-bad output, active low
Configuration mode select
F3 CONF DI 10
(1Ch-4Ph or 2Ch-2Ph+2Ph)
F4 VSEL2 DI 10 External voltage control pin of CH2
F5 EN2 DI 10 Enable/disable input of CH2
F6 FBN2 AI 10 Negative remote sense input of CH2
G1, H1, J1 VDD3 PWR 5000 Power supply for phase3
G2, H2, J2 LX3 AIO 5000 LX node of phase3
G3, H3, J3 GND3 GND 5000 Power ground of phase3
G4, H4, J4 GND4 GND 5000 Power ground of phase4
G5, H5, J5 LX4 AIO 5000 LX node of phase4
G6, H6, J6 VDD4 PWR 5000 Power supply for phase4
3 Characteristics
Output capacitance,
3~5
COUT including voltage and Per phase -40% +30% μF
*10
temperature coefficient
Inductor value,
including current and
L Per phase -50% 100 +20% nH
temperature
dependence
Electrical performance
Dropout voltage
(Voltage difference At IOUT_MAX
VDROPOUT 1.2 V
between input and For VOUT
output)
Over-voltage threshold
VTHR_OV Delta from target VOUT 100 150 200 mV
(no hysteresis)
Under-voltage threshold
VTHR_UV_RISE Delta from target VOUT -80 -50 -20 mV
(rise)
Under-voltage threshold
VTHR_UV_FALL Delta from target VOUT -200 -150 -100 mV
(fall)
Dropout voltage
(voltage difference At IOUT_MAX
VDROPOUT2_LV 0.7 V
between input and For VOUT2_LV
output)
Over-voltage threshold
VTHR_OV2 Delta from target VOUT2 200 300 400 mV
(no hysteresis)
Under-voltage threshold
VTHR_UV_RISE2 Delta from target VOUT2 -160 -100 -40 mV
(rise)
Under-voltage threshold
VTHR_UV_FALL2 Delta from target VOUT2 -400 -300 -200 mV
(fall)
Maximum output
IOUT_MAX Per phase 5 A
current
Maximum output
IOUT_MAX_PK Per phase 13 A
current during transient
Current limit,
programmable per
ILIM phase Adjustable with 2.5 A step 7.5 17.5 22.5 A
Note 2
PFM Mode
VIN = 3.7 V
Quiescent current in
IQ_PFM_1PH No load 500 μA
PFM
AVDD current
Electrical Performance
Temperature warning
TWARN TEMP_WARN_SEL = 0x0 115 125 135 °C
threshold
Temperature shutdown
TCRIT 130 140 150 °C
threshold
Off state
IIN_OFF Supply current chip disable TA = 27 °C 0.2 2 μA
CE = 0
On state
Supply current stand-by TA = 27 °C
IIN_STB 5 10 20 μA
mode CE = 1
Buck off
Electrical Performance
0.75*A
VIH_CONF Input high voltage, CONF AVDD V
VDD
0.25*A
VIL_CONF Input low voltage, CONF V
VDD
0.75*V
Input high voltage, except VVDDI
VIH VDDI V
CONF O
O
0.25*V
Input low voltage, except
VIL VDDI V
CONF
O
Open drain
Output leak current
IOD_LKG Output is Hi-Z 100 nA
SDA, INT_N, TW_N,PB_N
VOUT = VVDDIO
Electrical Performance
20*VV
Requirement for input
tFALL_FAST SCL and SDA fall time DDIO/ 300 ns
Fast mode
5.5
20*VV
Requirement for input
tFALL_FPLUS SCL and SDA fall time DDIO/ 120 ns
Fast mode plus
5.5
NOTE
AUTO = Automatic transitions between single and full phase, and between synchronous PWM mode and
PFM.
PWM = PWM with phase-shedding.
Figure 10: 4-Phase Load Figure 11: 4-Phase Load Figure 12: 4-Phase Load
Regulation (VIN = 3.3 V) Regulation (VIN = 3.8 V) Regulation (VIN = 5.0 V)
Unless otherwise noted, the operating conditions are: TA = 25 °C, VIN = 3.8 V, VOUT = 1.1 V,
fsw = 3 MHz, L = 100 nH, COUT = 10 x 10 µF (per phase), and Mode = AUTO.
Figure 13: 2-Phase Load Figure 14: 2-Phase Load Figure 15: 2-Phase Load
Regulation (VIN = 3.3 V) Regulation (VIN = 3.8 V) Regulation (VIN = 5.0 V)
Figure 16: 4-Phase Line Figure 17: 4-Phase Line Figure 18: 4-Phase Line
Regulation (VOUT = 0.6 V) Regulation (VOUT = 0.75 V) Regulation (VOUT = 0.85 V)
Figure 19: 4-Phase Line Figure 20: 4-Phase Line Figure 21: 4-Phase Line
Regulation (VOUT = 1.0 V) Regulation (VOUT = 1.5 V) Regulation (VOUT = 1.8 V)
Unless otherwise noted, the operating conditions are: TA = 25 °C, VIN = 3.8 V, VOUT = 1.1 V,
fsw = 3 MHz, L = 100 nH, COUT = 10 x 10 µF (per phase), and Mode = AUTO.
Figure 22: 2-Phase Line Figure 23: 2-Phase Line Figure 24: 2-Phase Line
Regulation (VOUT = 0.6 V) Regulation (VOUT = 0.75 V) Regulation (VOUT = 0.85 V)
Figure 25: 2-Phase Line Figure 26: 2-Phase Line Figure 27: 2-Phase Line
Regulation (VOUT = 1.0 V) Regulation (VOUT = 1.5 V) Regulation (VOUT = 1.8 V)
Figure 28: 4-Phase Load Figure 29: 4-Phase Load Figure 30: 4-Phase Load
Transient (0.1 A to 20 A, Transient (0.1 A to 20 A, Transient (0.1 A to 20 A,
0.5 A/µs) 10 A/µs) 25 A/µs)
Unless otherwise noted, the operating conditions are: TA = 25 °C, VIN = 3.8 V, VOUT = 1.1 V,
fsw = 3 MHz, L = 100 nH, COUT = 10 x 10 µF (per phase), and Mode = AUTO.
Figure 31: 2-Phase Load Figure 32: 2-Phase Load Figure 33: 2-Phase Load
Transient (0.1 A to 10 A, Transient (0.1 A to 10 A, Transient (0.1 A to 10 A,
0.5 A/µs) 10 A/µs) 25 A/µs)
Figure 34: 2/4-Phase DVC Figure 35: 2/4-Phase DVC Figure 36: 2/4-Phase Soft-Start
(VOUT = 0.5 V to 1.1 V, (VOUT = 1.1 V to 0.5 V, Slew-Rates (IOUT = 0 A)
IOUT = 10 A) IOUT = 10 A)
4 Functional Description
1 4 2 2
0 AUTO AUTO AUTO
MODE
1 AUTO AUTO AUTO
0 0.815 V 0.815 V
VOUT
1 0.815 V 0.815 V
0 2 2
CH2 MAXPH N/A
1 2 2
0 AUTO AUTO
MODE
1 AUTO AUTO
VSYS VUVLO_RL=2.25V
(AVDD)
VDDIO
CE
wake-up (OTP load) < 1ms
EN1 HiZ
PB_N = !PB1
start-up ramp
set by CH1_SR_STARTUP[1:0]
The buck converter is disabled by writing 0 to CH<x>_EN or by toggling the external pin EN<x> from
high to low. An internal output pull-down resistor at LX is enabled when CH<x>_EN = 0, unless it is
disabled via CH<x>_DIS_PD.
VUVLO=2.15V
VSYS
VDDIO
CE
EN1 HiZ
PB_N = !PB1
shut-down ramp
set by CH1_SR_SHUTDOWN[1:0]
VSYS
VDDIO
CE Wake-up (OTP load) < 1ms
DA9292 in active state
VSEL1 HiZ
(pin)
OTP load
VSEL1_EN HiZ
(REGMAP)
CH1_VSEL HiZ
(REGMAP)
Set 1 according to Keeps value Keeps value Update as
VSEL1 pin after when VSEL1 as VSEL1 pin VSEL1 pin is
device wake-up pin disabled is diabled enabled
VSYS
VDDIO
CE Wake-up (OTP load) < 1ms
DA9292 in active state
VSEL1 HiZ
(pin)
OTP load
VSEL1_EN HiZ
(REGMAP)
CH1_VSEL HiZ
(REGMAP)
Set 1 according to
Set low by No change as Set high by
VSEL1 pin after
I2C already 0 VSEL1 pin
device wake-up
BUCK Vout
CH<x>_VOUT_VSEL_LO setting for
CH<x>
CH<x>_VOUT_VSEL_HI
VSEL<x>_EN BUCK
CH<x>
VSEL<x>
VSEL<x> VSEL<x>_PD
(pin)
BUCK
enable for
I2C host write CH<x>
CH<x>_EN
EN<x>_EN
EN<x>
EN<x> EN<x>_PD
(pin)
ILIM
...
> 16 cycles
ILX
CH<x>_OC flag
VOUT
Short detection
threshold
(Typ. 400mV)
CH<x>_EN
CH1,2 shutdown
INT INT
TCRIT
Junction Typ. 15°C Hysteresis
Temperature TWARN
Typ. 15°C Hysteresis
CE
(always High)
S_TEMP_WARN
(TW)
S_TEMP_CRIT
(TC)
EN (pin)
CH1_EN
(REGMAP)
Buck Enable
(internal)
TW_N
(set to TW)
PB_N
if TW_CFG=1
(set to PB1)
OFF
CH1 VOUT
4.2.1 CE
CE is chip (IC) enable/disable control input. When CE = 0, all blocks except for low IQ POR are
powered down.
Except for event registers PMC_EVENT_00 and PMC_EVENT_01, registers reset values are loaded
when CE goes from low to high. If it is preferable, event flags can also be cleared by CE rise when
E_CLR_CFG is set to 1.
CE must never be left floating.
When the buck converter is shut down by pulling CE low, output voltage ramp-down is determined by
load and the LX pull-down resistor (CH<x>_DIS_PD = 0), and not by the shutdown slew-rate.
4.2.2 CONF
CONF is used for configuration mode selection. It is a tri-state input (GND, AVDD, or HiZ) and it can
be used to pre-configure I2C Slave ID, CH<x>_VSTEP, EN<x>, VSEL<x>, TW_N and PB_N
functionality (see Table 11).
4.2.5 TW_N
TW_N can be configured as thermal warning output signal of DA9292 by setting TW_SEL0 to 1. It is
an open drain active-low output.
4.2.6 PB_N
PB_N can be configured as power-bad output signal of CH1 or CH2 via PB_SEL1 or PB_SEL2,
respectively. It is an open drain active-low output. The power-bad output signal goes low when the
output voltage drops below VTHR_UV_FALL or rises above VTHR_OV, or when the buck converter is shut
down by short protection or critical temperature. When the buck converter is shut down by short
protection, PB_N stays low until either CE is pulled low or the buck converter is re-enabled by setting
CH<x>_EN register bit to 1 via I2C or by toggling the external pin EN<x> from low to high.
+150 mV
Target VOUT
-50 mV
-150 mV
PB_N
PB_N fall debounce PB_N fall debounce
Short Circuit
VOUT
UV detection
Short detection
PB_N
PB_N disabled & pulled-up
CH<x>_EN
CE
4.2.7 INT_N
INT_N is an open drain active-low interrupt output signal which is asserted when either of the
following events occur:
● Over-current
● Output under-voltage
● Output over-voltage
● Power-good
● Temperature warning
● Temperature critical
● Input under-voltage lockout
Once asserted, INT_N will be kept low until the event registers are cleared.
INT_N interrupt output signal of an event can be masked independently by setting the associated bit
in PMC_MASK_00 and PMC_MASK_01 registers.
SDA
SCL
The I2C bus is monitored for a valid slave address whenever the interface is enabled. It responds
immediately when it receives its own slave address. The acknowledge is done by pulling the SDA
line low during the following clock cycle (white blocks marked with A in Figure 47 and Figure 49).
The protocol for a register write from master to slave consists of a START condition, a slave address
with read/write bit, and the eight-bit register address followed by eight bits of data, terminated by a
STOP condition. DA9292 responds to all bytes with acknowledge (A), see Figure 47.
adr=REGadr
DA9292 also supports multiple byte writes, shown in Figure 48. By not sending a STOP command,
data is written to consecutive addresses.
When the host reads data from a register, it first has to write to DA9292 with the target register
address and then read from DA9292 with a repeated START, or alternatively a second START,
condition. After receiving the data, the host sends no acknowledge (NA) and terminates the
transmission with a STOP condition, see Figure 49.
adr=REGadr
DA9292 also supports a multiple byte READ protocol. If the host responds to the returned data with
an Acknowledge rather than Not Acknowledge and STOP, data will be read from sequential
addresses until a Not Acknowledge and STOP command is sent by the host, as shown in Figure 50.
5 Register Definitions
Functional registers
Status
0x0000 PMC_STATUS_00 S_CH2_OC S_CH1_OC S_CH2_OV S_CH1_OV S_CH2_UV S_CH1_UV S_CH2_PG S_CH1_PG 0x00
0x0001 PMC_STATUS_01 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved S_TEMP_WAR S_TEMP_CRI S_VIN_UVL 0x00
N T O
0x0002 PMC_EVENT_00 E_CH2_OC E_CH1_OC E_CH2_OV E_CH1_OV E_CH2_UV E_CH1_UV E_CH2_PG E_CH1_PG 0x00
0x0003 PMC_EVENT_01 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved E_TEMP_WAR E_TEMP_CRI E_VIN_UVL 0x00
N T O
0x0004 PMC_MASK_00 M_CH2_OC M_CH1_OC M_CH2_OV M_CH1_OV M_CH2_UV M_CH1_UV M_CH2_PG M_CH1_PG 0xFF
0x0005 PMC_MASK_01 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved M_TEMP_WAR M_TEMP_CRI M_VIN_UVL 0x07
N T O
Control
0x0006 PMC_CTRL_00 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved CHSEL CONF<1:0> 0x04
0x0007 PMC_CTRL_01 CH2_VSTEP CH1_VSTEP CH2_DIS_PD CH1_DIS_PD CH2_VSEL CH1_VSEL CH2_EN CH1_EN 0x00
0x0008 PMC_CTRL_02 VSEL2_PIN2REG_DI VSEL1_PIN2REG_DI CH2_MAXPH_VSEL_ CH2_MAXPH_VSEL_L CH1_MAXPH_VSEL_HI<1:0> CH1_MAXPH_VSEL_LO<1:0> 0x3F
S S HI O
0x0009 PMC_CTRL_03 CH2_MODE_VSEL_HI<1:0> CH2_MODE_VSEL_LO<1:0> CH1_MODE_VSEL_HI<1:0> CH1_MODE_VSEL_LO<1:0> 0xFF
VOUT
Others
0x000E PMC_CFG_00 VSEL2_PD VSEL1_PD EN2_PD EN1_PD VSEL2_EN VSEL1_EN EN2_EN EN1_EN 0x00
0x000F PMC_CFG_01 Reserved CH2_ILIM<2:0> Reserved CH1_ILIM<2:0> 0x44
0x0010 PMC_CFG_02 VSEL2_DEB_FALL<1:0> VSEL2_DEB_RISE<1:0> VSEL1_DEB_FALL<1:0> VSEL1_DEB_RISE<1:0> 0x00
0x0011 PMC_CFG_03 EN2_DEB_FALL<1:0> EN2_DEB_RISE<1:0> EN1_DEB_FALL<1:0> EN1_DEB_RISE<1:0> 0x55
0x0012 PMC_CFG_04 CH2_SR_SHUTDOWN<1:0> CH2_SR_STARTUP<1:0> CH1_SR_SHUTDOWN<1:0> CH1_SR_STARTUP<1:0> 0xFF
0x0013 PMC_CFG_05 CH2_SR_DOWN<1:0> CH2_SR_UP<1:0> CH1_SR_DOWN<1:0> CH1_SR_UP<1:0> 0xFF
0x0014 PMC_CFG_06 I2C_TMR_EN VOUT_MAX_CFG PG_OV_MASK OC_DVC_MASK PB_CFG<1:0> PG_DVC_MASK<1:0> 0x00
0x0015 PMC_CFG_07 Reserved E_CLR_CFG PWM_FREQ PFM_FREQ SSPECTRU TW_CFG TEMP_WARN_SEL<1:0> 0x00
M
0x0016 PMC_CFG_08 Reserved PB_SEL2 PB_SEL1 PB_SEL0 Reserved TW_SEL2 TW_SEL1 TW_SEL0 0x00
0x0017 PMC_CFG_09 PB_N_FALL<1:0> PB_N_RISE<1:0> TW_N_FALL<1:0> TW_N_RISE<1:0> 0x55
0x0018 PMC_CFG_0A I2C_SLAVE<6:0> Reserved 0xD2
Device ID
5.2.2 Control
0x0 Enable
0x1 Disable
Mask CH1_VSEL update by VSEL1 pin.
CH1_VSEL is updated to VSEL1 pin level when
this bit is cleared.
[6] RW VSEL1_PIN2REG_DIS Value Description 0x0
0x0 Enable
0x1 Disable
CH2 phase operation mode select, when
CH2_VSEL is 1.
Value Description
[5] RW CH2_MAXPH_VSEL_HI 0x1
0x0 1 phase
0x1 Full phase
CH2 phase operation mode select, when
CH2_VSEL is 0.
Value Description
[4] RW CH2_MAXPH_VSEL_LO 0x1
0x0 1 phase
0x1 Full phase
CH1 phase operation mode select, when
CH1_VSEL is 1.
Value Description
0x0 1 phase
[3:2] RW CH1_MAXPH_VSEL_HI 0x3
0x1 2 phase
0x2 Reserved
0x3 Full phase
CH1 phase operation mode select, when
CH1_VSEL is 0.
Value Description
0x0 1 phase
[1:0] RW CH1_MAXPH_VSEL_LO 0x3
0x1 2 phase
0x2 Reserved
0x3 Full phase
... ...
0xA2 0.810
0xA3 0.815
0xA4 0.820
... ...
0xFE 1.270
0xFF 1.275
Note 1 When CH1_VSTEP = 1, output voltage is doubled and limited to 1.90 V (0xBE~0xFF = 1.90 V).
5.2.4 Others
Note 1 Counting starts after Slave ID is detected. SCL toggle is being monitored.
Note 2 Invalid when VSTEP = 1.
5.2.5 Device ID
6 Package Information
7 Ordering Information
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8 Application Information
The following recommended components and typical buck performance are references selected from
requirements of a typical application.
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