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20 / 46 page ![]() LTC3350 20 3350fc For more information www.linear.com/LTC3350 operaTion Details of the mon_status and msk_mon_status registers can be found in the Register Descriptions section of this data sheet. Charge Status Register TheLTC3350chargerstatusregister(chrg_status)contains data about the state of the charger, switcher, shunts, and balancers. Details of this register may be found in the Register Description sections of this data sheet. Limit Checking and Alarms The LTC3350 has a limit checking function that will check each measured value against I2C/SMBus programmable limits. This feature is optional, and all the limits are dis- abled by default. The limit checking is designed to simplify system monitoring, eliminating the need to continuously poll the LTC3350 for measurement data. If a measured parameter goes outside of the programmed levelofanenabledlimit,theassociatedbitinthealarm_reg register is set high and the SMBALERT pin is pulled low. ThisinformstheI2C/SMBushostalimithasbeenexceeded. The alarms register may then be read to determine exactly which programmed limits have been exceeded. AsingleADCissharedbetweenthe11channelswithabout 18ms between consecutive measurements of the same channel. In a transient condition, it is possible for these parameters to exceed their programmed levels in between consecutiveADCmeasurementswithoutsettingthealarm. Once the LTC3350 has responded to an SMBus ARA the SMBALERT pin is released. The part will not pull the pin low again until another limit is exceeded. To reset a limit that has been exceeded, it must be cleared by writing a one to the respective bit in the clr_alarms register. A number of the LTC3350’s registers are used for limit checking. Individual limits are enabled or disabled in the msk_alarms registers. Once an enabled alarm’s measured valueexceedstheprogrammedlevelforthatalarmthealarm is set. That alarm may be cleared by writing a one to the appropriate bit of the clr_alarms register or by writing a zero to the appropriate bit to the msk_alarms register. All alarms that have been set and have not yet been cleared may be read in the alarm_reg register. Alloftheindividualmeasuredvoltageshaveacorresponding undervoltage (uv) and overvoltage (ov) alarm level. All of theindividualcapacitorvoltagesarecomparedtothesame alarmlevels,setinthecap_ov_lvlandcap_uv_lvlregisters. The input current measurement has an overcurrent (oc) alarm programmed in the iin_oc_lvl register. The charge current has an undercurrent alarm programmed in the ichg_uc_lvl register. Die Temperature Sensor The LTC3350 has an integrated die temperature sensor monitored by the ADC and digitized to the meas_dtemp register. An alarm may be set on die temperature by settingthedtemp_cold_lvland/ordtemp_hot_lvlregisters and enabling their respective alarms in the msk_alarms register. To convert the code in the meas_dtemp register to degrees Celsius use the following: TDIE (°C) = 0.028 • meas_dtemp – 251.4 General Purpose Input Thegeneralpurposeinput(GPI)pincanbeusedtomeasure an additional system parameter. The voltage on this pin is directly digitized by the ADC. For high impedance inputs, an internal buffer may be selected and used to drive the ADC.Thisbufferisenabledbysettingthectl_gpi_buffer_en bit in the ctl_reg register. With this buffer, the input range is limited from 0V to 3.5V. If this buffer is not used, the range is from 0V to 5V, however, the input stage of the ADC will draw about 0.4µA per volt from this pin. The ADC input is a switched capacitor amplifier running at about 1MHz, so this current draw will be at that frequency. The pin current can be eliminated at the cost of reduced range and increased offset by enabling the buffer. Alarms are available for this pin voltage with levels programmedusingthegpi_uv_lvlandgpi_ov_lvlregisters. These alarms are enabled using the msk_gpi_uv and msk_gpi_ov bits in the msk_alarms register. To monitor the temperature of the supercapacitor stack, the GPI pin can be connected to a negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor. A low drift bias resistor is required from INTVCC to GPI and a thermistor is required from GPI to ground. Connect GPI to SGND if not used. |
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