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28 / 55 page ![]() DA9313 High Efficiency Dual Cell Switched Capacitor Divider Datasheet Revision 3.6 16-Jun-2023 CFR0011-120-00 28 of 55 © 2023 Renesas Electronics 10.3.3 PVC Operating Modes 10.3.3.1 Standalone Mode When the PVC is enabled, the operating mode is defined by the PVC_MODE register field. The PVC operates either in fixed frequency (PVC_MODE= 0) or in automatic frequency mode (PVC_MODE= 1). In automatic frequency mode, the switching frequency is not always constant, see Figure 13. The PVC operates in continuous conduction mode (CCM) at high loads and moves to discontinuous conduction mode (DCM) as soon as the load becomes lower than a certain threshold. ● When the load decreases, the VOUT voltage increases over the VPVC_DROP threshold and the PVC moves from CCM to DCM. ● When the load increases again and the VOUT voltage decreases by VPVC_HYST below VPVC_DROP and the PVC moves back from DCM to CCM. Operating in automatic frequency mode extends the efficiency range to low levels of output loads, enabling the PVC to supply a low voltage PMIC in low power mode over a long period. Vpcv_hyst Vpvc_drop DCM request Sudden Load CCM Request DCM threshold VBAT/2 skip skip skip MSI Unloading Vpvc_ms_drop Vpvc_ms_hyst Master :DCM Slave : OFF Master : CCM Slave : ON Master :CCM Slave : OFF Master: DCM Slave : OFF Master: CCM Slave: OFF Master: CCM Slave: OFF Load Decreasing Light Load Sudden Load Applied Load Decreasing Figure 13: Master Slave Timing in Automatic Frequency Mode 10.3.3.2 Master/Slave Operation The master device behaves in the same way as a standalone device, see section 10.3.3.1, with additional VOUT monitoring at VMSI level (see Note below). This monitoring is used to trigger the slave device via the master/slave interface (MS_IF). The level at which the master triggers the slave is defined in PVC_MS_DROP. When the VOUT voltage decreases beyond VMSI due to progressive output loading, the master DA9313 enables the slave DA9313 over MS_IF. When the VOUT voltage increases above VMSI + VPVC_MS_HYST (defined in PVC_MS_HYST), the master DA9313 disables the slave DA9313 over MS_IF. Disabling the master PVC triggers a shutdown of the slave PVC over MS_IF. NOTE VMSI = VCCM – VPVC_MS_DROP Where: ● VCCM = (VBAT/2 - VPVC_DROP - VPVC_HYSTMAX) ● VPVC_HYSTMAX is a constant value of 30 mV |
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