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ADP1055ACPZ-R7 датащи(HTML) 31 Page - Analog Devices |
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31 / 140 page ![]() Data Sheet ADP1055 Rev. A | Page 31 of 140 GPIO3 AND GPIO4 AS SNUBBER PWM OUTPUTS The GPIO3 and GPIO4 pins of the ADP1055 can be configured as two signals used for an active snubber. This circuitry can be used to provide a drive signals for an active clamp. Snubber Configuration The on time of the snubber and the dead time of the snubber signals can be programmed using Register 0xFE63 and Register 0xFE64[5:0], respectively. The active clamp signals turn on after a selectable dead time (0 ns to 315 ns in steps of 5 ns, programmable using Register 0xFE64[5:0]). Using Register 0xFE65[7], the active clamp signals can be configured on one of the following: Falling edge of SR1 or SR2 signal Falling edge of OUTC and OUTD The snubber signal stays on for a fixed value regardless of the duty cycle and load condition programmed in Register 0xFE63. However, the snubber signal is toggled as soon as it encounters the next SRx rising edge or the next OUTx falling edge, even if the programmed on time is of a greater value. Figure 45. Active Clamp Snubber Configured on SRx Signals Figure 46. Active Clamp Snubber Configured on OUTx Signals Miscellaneous Snubber Configuration Using Register 0xFE64[7:6]), the snubber configuration can be set to one of these options: Option 1: Both GPIO3 and GPIO4 are configured as regular signals, as described in the GPIO and PGOOD Signals section (see Figure 47). Option 2: GPIO3 is configured as an active snubber PWM output; GPIO4 is configured as a regular signal (see Figure 48). Option 3: GPIO3 is configured as a regular signal; GPIO4 is configured as an active snubber PWM output (see Figure 49). Option 4: Both GPIO3 and GPIO4 are configured as active snubber PWM outputs (see Figure 50). Figure 47. Option 1: GPIO3 and GPIO4 Configured as Regular Signals Figure 48. Option 2: GPIO3 Configured as an Active Snubber PWM Output; GPIO4 Configured as a Regular Signal Figure 49. Option 3: GPIO3 Configured as a Regular Signal; GPIO4 Configured as an Active Snubber PWM Output Figure 50. Option 4: GPIO3 and GPIO4 Configured as Active Snubber PWM Outputs The GPIO polarity bit can be configured using the same bits described in the GPIO and PGOOD Signals section. The polarity bit allows true versatility with the use of either P channel or N channel FETs, depending on the application. These PWM signals can be blanked during soft start and soft stop using Register 0xFE46[14] and Register 0xFE47[14]. The signals are active as long as the system does not shut down in response to a fault condition or a PSOFF command is issued. |
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