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MP2624GL Datasheet(HTML) 27 Page - Monolithic Power Systems |
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27 / 45 page ![]() MP2624 – 4.5A SW CHARGER W/ I2C CONTROL, NVDC POWER PATH, USB OTG MP2624 Rev.1.05 www.MonolithicPower.com 27 4/9/2018 MPS Proprietary Information. Patent Protected. Unauthorized Photocopy and Duplication Prohibited. © 2018 MPS. All Rights Reserved. Boost Start -Up Power the PMID Pin to 5V Regulate the current at IIN _LMT + 300mA Start the 3ms and 30ms Timer VBUS > 4.6V? Turn on the block switch Yes No 3ms timer expires ? 30ms timer expires? Yes Latch Off the block switch Yes Turn off block switch Start 5ms timer 5ms timer expires ? No Yes No No Figure 14: OTG Boost Start-Up Flow OTG Boost Function The MP2624 is able to supply a regulated 5V output at IN for powering the peripherals compliant with the USB On-The-Go specification. The MP2624 will not enter the OTG mode if the battery is below the battery UVLO threshold to ensure that the battery is not drained. In order to enable the OTG mode, the input voltage at IN must be below 1.0V. Boost operation can be enabled when REG01 Bit [5:4] = 10/11 and OTG is high. The OTG output current can be selected as 500mA or 1.3A via I2C (REG02 Bit [1:0]). During boost mode, the status register REG08 Bit [7:6] is set to 11. Boost operation is enabled only when the following conditions are met: VBATT > VBATT_UVLO (rising 2.7V) OTG is high, and REG01 Bit [5:4] =10/11 After a 200ms delay, boost mode is enabled VIN < 1V Once OTG is enabled, if the voltage at VIN does not go above the USB UVLO (4.65V) level within 30ms, the OTG fault will be asserted, and OTG will be disabled until the host command is executed, or OTG is toggled. Also, the MP2624 provides output short-circuit protection and output over-voltage protection. In OTG mode, if VIN falls below USB UVLO for more than 30ms, an OTG fault will be asserted, and OTG will be disabled until the host command is executed, or OTG is toggled. Any fault during boost operation sets the fault register REG09 Bit [6] to 1. When both charging and OTG are enabled, the OTG operation takes priority. Figure 14 shows the OTG boost start-up time sequence. Once OTG is enabled, the MP2624 will boost the PMID to 5.0V first. Then the block FET is regulated linearly with the current limit of IOLIM + 300mA. When the VIN_OTG is charged higher than 4.6V within 6ms, the block FET is turned on fully. Otherwise, PMID tries to charge IN again after a 8ms off period. When the total time hits 56ms, the OTG is turned off and will not start again until the OTG mode is reset. When the OTG output is in an OCP condition or short condition, the output works the same process. |
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