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UT700 Datasheet(HTML) 26 Page - Aeroflex Circuit Technology |
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26 / 46 page ![]() 26 36-00-00-000 Ver. 1.3.1 Aeroflex Microelectronics Solutions - HiRel Figure 4. Power Sequencing and Reset Timing Diagram 4.1.1. Power Sequencing For optimal power sequencing, both power-up and power-down, ramp both VDD and VDDC together. During power-up, if VDDC > VDD + 0.3V, excessive current or damage may occur to the device. During power down, it is acceptable for VDD to be less than VDDC by more than 0.3V as long as VDDC is not actively driven. 4.1.2 Bus Control and Bi-Direct Fail-Safe Circuitry In order to prevent bus contention on the external memory interface while VDDC is ramping up, the UT700 has functionality to ensure that the bi-direct and memory bus control signals described in Section 4.1 will be in a high-z state tVHBZ delay after VDD reaches 1.5V. The core logic will put these signals into their valid-inactive states tCHBV clock cycles after VDDC reaches 1.1V. Aeroflex recommends that users place pull-up resistors on the indicated output enable, write enable, and chip select pins, and a pull- down resistor on the READ pin, if tVCD is greater than 100ns. This will prevent bus capacitance or transients from inadvertently placing these pins in an active state, which could result in external memory devices driving the address and data buses. 4.1.3 Reset Circuitry The reset circuitry is controlled by the core logic; therefore, the circuitry is functional only after VDDC reaches its minimum operat- ing voltage of 1.1V. After VDDC is stable, the system must continue to assert RESET for a minimum of tRESET1 clock cycles before it can be de-asserted. Asserting RESET for less time could result in the RESET signal not being recognized. The UT700 will begin fetching code from external memory no more than tRESET2 clock cycles after RESET is de-asserted. Control signals ROMS[0] and OE will be driven to their valid-active states in order for the UT700 to begin fetching code from PROM. During normal operation, the indicated bus control signals will go to a valid-inactive state, and the bi-directs will go to a high-z state, within tRESET3 clock cycles after the assertion of RESET. VALID-INACTIVE VALID-ACTIVE VALID-INACTIVE VALID-ACTIVE tRESET3 tVHBZ tRESET3 tRESET2 tCHBV tVHBZ tRESET1 tVCD SYSCLK VDD 3.3V VDDC 1.2V RESET Memory Bus Tri-State Outputs 0V 0V Control Signals |
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