PMP11140 TPS40400 / CSD85301Q2 Test Report 12V to 1.8V 3A / 4A Texas Instruments

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-Table of Contents: Comments & GUI settings page 1 Thermal images at 3A load w/o fan & at 4A load w/o & with fan page 2 Major switching waveform: Full load: 1 pulse and 10 cycles page 3 Ripple out at full load page 4 Efficiency pages 5-7 Start up without and with pre-bias page 8 Step load & load dump response page 9 Details of step load & load dump response across dynamic load resistor page 10 Bode plot with Venable 3120 page 11 Project file settings pages 12-23 Test / bring up log: Based upon thermal runs and inductor saturation rating of 7 A: Targets are 40 degrees C max temperature rise at full load and inductor saturation rating of at least 1.7 full rating. Without fan, 3A steady state / thermal max and 4 A electrical peak can be advised. With fan, 4A steady state can also be advised. R9/R2 ratio as built for 20 mohms current sense setting. GUI does not allow >15.5 mohms setting. Hence R9 was increased from 1.5k to 2.49k and with 40mOhm inductor and R2 at 1.5k, gain will now be 15 mohms an allowed value. See GUI for model t2 with update: 3.0A load margined low then high and then back to no margin. Q Josh Mandelcorn page 1 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

12.35Vin 530mAin 492kHz 1.8102Vout 3.01Aout IR1134 at 51.5 degrees C no fan 12.33Vin 725mA in 493kHz 1.8097Vout 4.01Aout IR1135 at 72 degrees C no fan 12.33 Vin 721mA in 491kHz 1.8088Vout 4.01Aout IR1136 at 60 deg. C ~1M/S airflow Q Josh Mandelcorn page 2 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Major waveform one pulse At max 4A load with fan 12.33 Vin 491kHz 721mA in 1.8088Vout 4.01A ~1M/S flow IR1136 at 60 deg. C Full bandwidth here: (scope LeCroy WS3074 750 MHz with 500 MHz probe PP020) Q Same Major Waveform, but 10 cycles shown: Q Josh Mandelcorn page 3 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Output ripple at C111 (22uF ceramic cap near load connector) At max 4A load with fan 12.33 Vin 491kHz 721mA in 1.8088Vout 4.01A ~1M/S flow IR1136 at 60 deg. C 20MHz Bandwidth: Full bandwidth here: (scope LeCroy WS3074 750 MHz with 500 MHz probe PP020) Q Josh Mandelcorn page 4 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Efficiency in % vs. load current in A: 12Vin and 1.8Vout Q See next 2 pages for detailed data: Josh Mandelcorn page 5 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Efficiency / losses with fan (~1 Meter per second) Vin V Iin A Vout V Iout A eff. % Loss W 11.999 0.021 1.812 0.000 0.000 0.249 11.999 0.055 1.812 0.221 60.865 0.258 11.999 0.088 1.812 0.421 72.339 0.292 11.999 0.123 1.812 0.621 76.386 0.348 11.999 0.156 1.812 0.821 79.675 0.379 11.999 0.189 1.811 1.021 81.760 0.413 11.999 0.222 1.811 1.221 83.071 0.451 11.999 0.256 1.811 1.421 83.872 0.495 11.999 0.290 1.811 1.622 84.392 0.543 11.999 0.325 1.811 1.821 84.667 0.597 11.999 0.360 1.811 2.021 84.762 0.658 11.999 0.396 1.810 2.222 84.760 0.723 11.999 0.432 1.810 2.422 84.636 0.796 11.999 0.468 1.810 2.622 84.446 0.874 11.999 0.506 1.810 2.822 84.180 0.960 11.999 0.544 1.810 3.022 83.863 1.053 11.999 0.582 1.810 3.222 83.493 1.153 11.999 0.621 1.810 3.422 83.103 1.259 11.999 0.661 1.809 3.623 82.668 1.374 11.999 0.701 1.809 3.823 82.207 1.497 11.999 0.742 1.809 4.023 81.711 1.629 11.999 0.784 1.809 4.223 81.190 1.770 11.999 0.827 1.809 4.423 80.629 1.922 Q Josh Mandelcorn page 6 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Efficiency / losses with no fan Vin V Iin A Vout V Iout A eff. % Loss W 11.999 0.021 1.813 0.000 0.000 0.247 11.999 0.055 1.812 0.220 60.807 0.257 11.999 0.088 1.812 0.420 72.394 0.290 11.999 0.123 1.812 0.620 76.421 0.347 11.999 0.155 1.812 0.820 79.690 0.379 11.999 0.188 1.812 1.020 81.773 0.412 11.999 0.222 1.811 1.221 83.070 0.451 11.999 0.256 1.811 1.421 83.847 0.496 11.999 0.290 1.811 1.621 84.351 0.545 11.999 0.325 1.811 1.821 84.605 0.600 11.999 0.360 1.811 2.021 84.701 0.661 11.999 0.396 1.811 2.222 84.652 0.729 11.999 0.432 1.811 2.422 84.509 0.804 11.999 0.469 1.811 2.622 84.295 0.884 11.999 0.507 1.810 2.822 84.011 0.972 11.999 0.545 1.810 3.022 83.675 1.067 11.999 0.584 1.810 3.222 83.282 1.171 11.999 0.623 1.810 3.423 82.837 1.284 11.999 0.663 1.810 3.623 82.369 1.404 11.999 0.704 1.810 3.823 81.848 1.534 11.999 0.746 1.810 4.023 81.308 1.674 Josh Mandelcorn page 7 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Start up: 12Vin enabled with no load and minimal pre-bias: Overshoot is < 10 mv max Start up with pre bias: Same, but with 800 mv pre-bias on output: 20 mv max overshoot, no dip when conversion started Q Josh Mandelcorn page 8 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Step load response: 12Vin 1.8 Vout from 0.5A to 2.4A in 0.7 usec: 40mV peak undershoot Vout monitored at C103: Q Load dump response: And now from 2.3A back to 0.5A load in 2-3 usec: 35mV overshoot The 0.5 A static load is external to the board. Josh Mandelcorn page 9 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Details of step load looking at R251 470 mohms tied to Vout and scope ground tied to Vout: 900 mv in about 0.7 usec or 900/470 = 1.9 A in 0.7 usec or 2.7 A per usec Q250 dynamic load switch pulls R251 R252 resistor string to ground. Hence, negative going waveform from scope ground at Vout is positive current. Q And same for load dump: 840 mv removed in about 3 usec or 840/470 = 1.8 A in 3 usec or ~0.6 A per usec Josh Mandelcorn page 10 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Bode plot: 12Vin and 1.5A load: Q Composite Bode plots: 0A, 1/2A, 1.5A, 3A and 4A off 1.8V and 12Vin Crossover in 40-49kHz range with > 60 degrees phase margin and gain margin always about 20 db: Q Josh Mandelcorn page 11 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

Project file settings: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> - <ProjectData xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/xmlschema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/xmlschema-instance"> <Version>1</Version> <Timestamp>2015-06-15T18:45:12.5178574-05:00</Timestamp> <Creator>Texas Instruments Fusion Digital Power Designer v1.9.71 [2014-09- 22]</Creator> - <Devices> - <Device> <PartID>TPS40400</PartID> <Address>27</Address> <SAA_Number>1</SAA_Number> <Write_Protected>false</Write_Protected> <Package>0</Package> <Num_Outputs>1</Num_Outputs> - <Parameters> <ID>VOUT_MODE</ID> <Code>32</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_MODE [0x20]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>EXP -10</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x16" /> <ParameterType>Custom</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Configuration</ParameterCategory> <ID>DEVICE_CODE</ID> <Code>252</Code> <IDAndCode>DEVICE_CODE [MFR 44,0xFC]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>ID: 0x001 (TPS40400), Revision: 0x5</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x0015" /> <ParameterType>Raw</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Configuration</ParameterCategory> <ID>FREQUENCY_SWITCH</ID> <Code>51</Code> <IDAndCode>FREQUENCY_SWITCH [0x33]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>512 khz</valuetext> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x2810" /> <ValueNumeric>512</ValueNumeric> <ParameterType>Frequency</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Configuration</ParameterCategory> Josh Mandelcorn page 12 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<ID>IOUT_CAL_GAIN</ID> <Code>56</Code> <IDAndCode>IOUT_CAL_GAIN [0x38]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>15.0000 mω</valuetext> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x89EC" /> <ValueNumeric>15</ValueNumeric> <ParameterType>Resistance</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Calibration</ParameterCategory> <ID>IOUT_CAL_OFFSET</ID> <Code>57</Code> <IDAndCode>IOUT_CAL_OFFSET [0x39]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.0000 A</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xE000" /> <ValueNumeric>0</ValueNumeric> <ParameterType>CurrentCalibration</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Calibration</ParameterCategory> <ID>IOUT_OC_FAULT_LIMIT</ID> <Code>70</Code> <IDAndCode>IOUT_OC_FAULT_LIMIT [0x46]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>6.0 A</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xF80C" /> <ValueNumeric>6</ValueNumeric> <ParameterType>Current</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> <ID>IOUT_OC_FAULT_RESPONSE</ID> <Code>71</Code> <IDAndCode>IOUT_OC_FAULT_RESPONSE [0x47]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>Response=0,Restart=0,Delay=4</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x04" /> <ParameterType>Custom</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> Josh Mandelcorn page 13 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<ID>IOUT_OC_WARN_LIMIT</ID> <Code>74</Code> <IDAndCode>IOUT_OC_WARN_LIMIT [0x4A]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>4.0 A</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xF808" /> <ValueNumeric>4</ValueNumeric> <ParameterType>Current</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> <ID>USER_DATA_DTC</ID> <Code>208</Code> <IDAndCode>MFR_SPECIFIC_00 [0xD0]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>Dead Time: Fast; User Data: 0x0</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x0000" /> <ParameterType>Raw</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Configuration</ParameterCategory> <ID>MFR_VIN_MAX</ID> <Code>161</Code> <IDAndCode>MFR_VIN_MAX [0xA1]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>20.00 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xF050" /> <ValueNumeric>20</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Manufacturer</ParameterCategory> <ID>MFR_VIN_MIN</ID> <Code>160</Code> <IDAndCode>MFR_VIN_MIN [0xA0]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>3.00 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xF00C" /> <ValueNumeric>3</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Manufacturer</ParameterCategory> <ID>MFR_VOUT_MAX</ID> Josh Mandelcorn page 14 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<Code>165</Code> <IDAndCode>MFR_VOUT_MAX [0xA5]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>12.000 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x3000" /> <ValueNumeric>12</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Manufacturer</ParameterCategory> <ID>MFR_VOUT_MIN</ID> <Code>164</Code> <IDAndCode>MFR_VOUT_MIN [0xA4]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.600 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x0266" /> <ValueNumeric>0.6</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Manufacturer</ParameterCategory> <ID>ON_OFF_CONFIG</ID> <Code>2</Code> <IDAndCode>ON_OFF_CONFIG [0x02]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>Mode: CONTROL Pin Only; Control: Active High, Turn off Immediately</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x17" /> <ParameterType>Custom</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>OnOff</ParameterCategory> <ID>OPERATION</ID> <Code>1</Code> <IDAndCode>OPERATION [0x01]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>Unit: ImmediateOff; Margin: None</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x00" /> <ParameterType>Custom</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>OnOff</ParameterCategory> <ID>OT_FAULT_RESPONSE</ID> <Code>80</Code> <IDAndCode>OT_FAULT_RESPONSE [0x50]</IDAndCode> Josh Mandelcorn page 15 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<ValueText>Response=2,Restart=0,Delay=0</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x80" /> <ParameterType>Custom</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> <ID>PMBUS_REVISION</ID> <Code>152</Code> <IDAndCode>PMBUS_REVISION [0x98]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>1.0,1.1 - Part I: 1.0, Part II: 1.1</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x11" /> <ParameterType>Custom</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Manufacturer</ParameterCategory> <ID>POWER_GOOD_OFF</ID> <Code>95</Code> <IDAndCode>POWER_GOOD_OFF [0x5F]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>1.63 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x0685" /> <ValueNumeric>1.63</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>OnOff</ParameterCategory> <ID>POWER_GOOD_ON</ID> <Code>94</Code> <IDAndCode>POWER_GOOD_ON [0x5E]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>1.72 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x06E1" /> <ValueNumeric>1.72</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>OnOff</ParameterCategory> <ID>READ_IOUT</ID> <Code>140</Code> <IDAndCode>READ_IOUT [0x8C]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.00 A</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xE000" /> <ValueNumeric>0</ValueNumeric> Josh Mandelcorn page 16 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<ParameterType>Current</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Status</ParameterCategory> <ID>READ_VIN</ID> <Code>136</Code> <IDAndCode>READ_VIN [0x88]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>10.469 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xD94F" /> <ValueNumeric>10.4688</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Status</ParameterCategory> <ID>READ_VOUT</ID> <Code>139</Code> <IDAndCode>READ_VOUT [0x8B]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.000 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x0000" /> <ValueNumeric>0</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Status</ParameterCategory> <ID>STATUS_BYTE</ID> <Code>120</Code> <IDAndCode>STATUS_BYTE [0x78]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>OFF</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x40" /> <ParameterType>Bitmask</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Status</ParameterCategory> <ID>STATUS_CML</ID> <Code>126</Code> <IDAndCode>STATUS_CML [0x7E]</IDAndCode> <ValueText><EMPTY></ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x00" /> <ParameterType>Bitmask</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Status</ParameterCategory> Josh Mandelcorn page 17 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<ID>STATUS_IOUT</ID> <Code>123</Code> <IDAndCode>STATUS_IOUT [0x7B]</IDAndCode> <ValueText><EMPTY></ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x00" /> <ParameterType>Bitmask</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Status</ParameterCategory> <ID>STATUS_TEMPERATURE</ID> <Code>125</Code> <IDAndCode>STATUS_TEMPERATURE [0x7D]</IDAndCode> <ValueText><EMPTY></ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x00" /> <ParameterType>Bitmask</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Status</ParameterCategory> <ID>STATUS_VOUT</ID> <Code>122</Code> <IDAndCode>STATUS_VOUT [0x7A]</IDAndCode> <ValueText><EMPTY></ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x00" /> <ParameterType>Bitmask</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Status</ParameterCategory> <ID>STATUS_WORD</ID> <Code>121</Code> <IDAndCode>STATUS_WORD [0x79]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>OFF,POWER_GOOD</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x0840" /> <ParameterType>Bitmask</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Status</ParameterCategory> <ID>TON_RISE</ID> <Code>97</Code> Josh Mandelcorn page 18 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<IDAndCode>TON_RISE [0x61]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>2.6 ms</valuetext> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xE02A" /> <ValueNumeric>2.6</ValueNumeric> <ParameterType>TimeOneDigitMilliseconds</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>OnOff</ParameterCategory> <ID>TPS40400_MFR_SPECIFIC_07</ID> <Code>215</Code> <IDAndCode>VIN_CAL_GAIN [MFR 07,0xD7]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.000 %</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xC000" /> <ValueNumeric>0</ValueNumeric> <ParameterType>Percent</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Calibration</ParameterCategory> <ID>TPS40400_MFR_SPECIFIC_06</ID> <Code>214</Code> <IDAndCode>VIN_CAL_OFFSET [MFR 06,0xD6]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.00000 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xD800" /> <ValueNumeric>0</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Calibration</ParameterCategory> <ID>VIN_OFF</ID> <Code>54</Code> <IDAndCode>VIN_OFF [0x36]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>6.50 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xF01A" /> <ValueNumeric>6.5</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> <ID>VIN_ON</ID> <Code>53</Code> <IDAndCode>VIN_ON [0x35]</IDAndCode> Josh Mandelcorn page 19 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<ValueText>9.00 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xF024" /> <ValueNumeric>9</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> <ID>TPS40400_MFR_SPECIFIC_05</ID> <Code>213</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_CAL_GAIN [MFR 05,0xD5]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.000 %</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xC000" /> <ValueNumeric>0</ValueNumeric> <ParameterType>Percent</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Calibration</ParameterCategory> <ID>TPS40400_MFR_SPECIFIC_04</ID> <Code>212</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_CAL_OFFSET [MFR 04,0xD4]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.000 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x0000" /> <ValueNumeric>0</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Calibration</ParameterCategory> <ID>VOUT_MARGIN_HIGH</ID> <Code>37</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_MARGIN_HIGH [0x25]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>1.980 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x07EC" /> <ValueNumeric>1.98</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Configuration</ParameterCategory> <ID>VOUT_MARGIN_LOW</ID> <Code>38</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_MARGIN_LOW [0x26]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>1.620 V</ValueText> Josh Mandelcorn page 20 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x067B" /> <ValueNumeric>1.62</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Configuration</ParameterCategory> <ID>VOUT_OV_FAULT_LIMIT</ID> <Code>64</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_OV_FAULT_LIMIT [0x40]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>1.95 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x07CD" /> <ValueNumeric>1.95</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> <ID>VOUT_OV_FAULT_RESPONSE</ID> <Code>65</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_OV_FAULT_RESPONSE [0x41]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>Response=0,Restart=0,Delay=4</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x04" /> <ParameterType>Custom</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> <ID>VOUT_SCALE_LOOP</ID> <Code>41</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_SCALE_LOOP [0x29]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.332</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0xB8AA" /> <ValueNumeric>0.332</ValueNumeric> <ParameterType>UnitlessThreeDigit</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Calibration</ParameterCategory> <ID>VOUT_TRIM</ID> <Code>34</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_TRIM [0x22]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0.000 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x0000" /> <ValueNumeric>0</ValueNumeric> Josh Mandelcorn page 21 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

<ParameterCategory>Calibration</ParameterCategory> <ID>VOUT_UV_FAULT_LIMIT</ID> <Code>68</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_UV_FAULT_LIMIT [0x44]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>1.66 V</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusword" Hex="0x06A4" /> <ValueNumeric>1.66</ValueNumeric> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> <ID>VOUT_UV_FAULT_RESPONSE</ID> <Code>69</Code> <IDAndCode>VOUT_UV_FAULT_RESPONSE [0x45]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>Response=0,Restart=0,Delay=4</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x04" /> <ParameterType>Custom</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Limits</ParameterCategory> <ID>WRITE_PROTECT</ID> <Code>16</Code> <IDAndCode>WRITE_PROTECT [0x10]</IDAndCode> <ValueText>0</ValueText> <ValueEncoded xsi:type="pmbusbyte" Hex="0x00" /> <ParameterType>Raw</ParameterType> <ParameterCategory>Configuration</ParameterCategory> </Parameters> - <Other> - <Custom_Commands> - <READ_VTRACK_REG> <Enabled>false</Enabled> <Label>Vtrack</Label> <Gain>1</Gain> <Offset>0</Offset> <Reference>2</Reference> </READ_VTRACK_REG> Josh Mandelcorn page 22 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

</Custom_Commands> <UCD31XX_CLA_User_Data /> </Other> </Device> </Devices> - <Sequencing_Config_V1> <Show_Warning_For_Circular_Rail_Dependencies>true</Show_Warning_For_Circular_Rail _Dependencies> <Traces /> - <Int_Rail_Defs> - <RailDefinition> <Part_ID>TPS40400</Part_ID> <Address>27</Address> <Name>Rail #1</Name> <Page_Index>0</Page_Index> <Color /> <Ext_Tracking_Mode>None</Ext_Tracking_Mode> <Control_Line>1</Control_Line> <Ext_Tracking_Custom_Source_Name /> - <Operation_Event_Times> <Start>0</Start> <Stop>0</Stop> </Operation_Event_Times> <Vout>0</Vout> </RailDefinition> </Int_Rail_Defs> <Ext_Rail_Defs /> <Devices /> <Other_Names /> </Sequencing_Config_V1> <Use_Old_UCD92XX_CLA_Gains>true</Use_Old_UCD92XX_CLA_Gains> </ProjectData> Josh Mandelcorn page 23 of 23 June 12-15, 2015

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