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Hi,
This is Zac from HPE.
We used CYUSB303X on one specific board for a while but now we need to migrate few power ICs to other vendors due to component shortage.
I notice that the CYUSB303X specified the voltage ramp up rate in the datasheet.
Our new power IC has similar 1.2V output ramp up rate which is close to CYUSB303X's: 50V/ms.
I'd like to know whether it's going to raise any concern or not.
Kindly advise.
Much appreciated.
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Hello,
Please let us know the ramp up rate of the power IC.
As mentioned in the datasheet of CYUSB303x, if the ramp up rate is less than 50V/ms, then it should be fine.
Jayakrishna
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Hello,
Please let us know the ramp up rate of the power IC.
As mentioned in the datasheet of CYUSB303x, if the ramp up rate is less than 50V/ms, then it should be fine.
Jayakrishna
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Hi Jaya,
Thanks for the prompt reply.
The core 1.2V VDD ramp rate is about 80us which is 15v/ms.
However, the IO 3.3V ramp rate is larger than 50V/ms.
Will it be a concern?
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Hello,
Yes, it will be a concern. As mentioned in the datasheet, the Core and IO supplies can have a maximum ramp up rate of 50V/ms only. We strongly recommend to follow the limits of each parameters mentioned in the datasheet.
Jayakrishna