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Industrial PMIC update

Shashank Sharma

Product Marketing Engineer

April’2020

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Board Space Time to Market Reusability

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Customer Challenges solved by TI PMICs

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Time to market solved by TI PMIC

SILICON SOFTWARE

TOOLS

& KITS

SUPPORT

TI DESIGNS TRAINING

ECOSYSTEM

PARTNERS

Ti.com

PMIC

Training

Quick learning with

Web-based to

hands on workshops

TI Designs Reference Design

Available for most SoCs and

FPGAs For Quick Design Start

Silicon

Immediately meet most

application needs with

More than 170+ PMICs

Development Kits

All the hardware you

need to get started right

out of the box

GUIs and Drivers

Common GUIs and Linux Drivers

for quick time to market

Eco Partners

Immediate Solutions

availability with TI

SoCs, Non-TI SoCs and

FPGAs

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Reusability of PMICs in Industrial

TPS650250

TPS65023B

TPS65216

LP8733xx

TPS65218xx

TPS65916

TPS659037

TPS65086x/94

AMIC110, AM335x

AMIC110, AM335x,

AM437x, AM438x i.MX6, i.MX7, i.MX8

i.MX6, i.MX7

AM570x

AMIC110, AM335x

PMIC

LS10xx, LS20xx

AM571x, AM572x,

AM574x

TMS320C55x

Hardware

Software

Paper design

Zynq-7000, Spartan-7,

Artix-7, Zynq UltraScale+

Zynq-7000

Zynq UltraScale+,

Artix-7, Versal

i.MX8

AM570x, AM571x

Supporting Material

Powering TI Processors for Industrial

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AM335x, AMIC1x, AM437x

AM57x AM65x

• Reference designs

• AM335x, AM437/8x with TPS65218D0

• AM335x, AMIC1x with TPS65216

• AM335x with TPS65910

• AM335x with TPS65217

• AM335x with TPS650250

• TI PMIC benefits:

• Software and hardware provided to

speed up the design process

• Digital voltage scaling options to reduce

power consumption

• Refreshed portfolio with new pricing

strategy and spin to compete against low-

cost discrete

• Example EEs

• Reference designs

• AM570x with LP8733+LP8732

• AM570x with TPS65916

• AM571x/2x/4x with TPS659037

• TI PMIC benefits:

• Software and hardware provided to

speed up the design process

• Digital voltage scaling options to reduce

power consumption

• High efficiency DCDCs (>90%) for

additional reduced power consumption

• Example EEs

• New PMICs in Roadmap

•TPS6594x+LP8762x samples planned for

the AM65x functional safety use case

around 1Q/2Q20

• TI PMIC benefits: • PMICs include features enabling up to SIL-3 Industrial functional safety

• Scalable power solutions and software reusability help reduce the design burden as they scale across processor family variants

• High switching frequency reduces the size and cost of external components

• Example EEs

Data concentrators, IoT Gateways, Industrial Robots, PLC/HMI Data concentrators, Industrial Communications, Industrial Robots, PLC/HMI Data concentrators, Single Board Computers, Industrial Robots, PLC/HMI

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Feature TPS65216 TPS650250 TPS65910 TPS65217 TPS65218D0

Topology 4 DCDCs / 1 LDO 3 DCDCs / 2 LDOs 3 DCDCs / 9 LDOs 3 DCDCs / 4 LDOs 6 DCDCs / 1 LDOs

Speed Grade Supported 300/600/720/800/1000 MHz

AMIC11x 300/600 MHz 300/600/720/800/1000 MHz 300/600/720/800/1000 MHz 300/600/720/800/1000 MHz

Other features • 1 load switch (500mA)

• Power fail comparator

• Supports warm-reset

• I2C interface

• Power-fail comparator

• 1 additional 30-mA LDO with

independent EN

• 5V boost (100mA)

• 2 x I2C interface

• 1 internal RTC LDO

• 2 LDOs can be configured as load

switches

• WLED driver (up to 20 LEDs)

• I2C interface

• 3 load switches

• 1 Buck-Boost

• Power-Fail comparator

• Supports warm-reset

Vout (Max) (V) 3.4 5.6 3.3 3.3 3.4

Iout (Max) (A) 1.8 1.6 1.5 1.2 1.8

Charger NO NO NO Linear w/ Power-Path NO

RTC NO NO

Requires external LDO

YES

Coin-cell input for RTC backup

NO NO

uP DCDC to power AM335x RTC

Voltage Range 3.6–5.5V 2.5–6.0V 2.7–5.5V 2.75–5.5V

20V tolerant

2.75–5.5V

Dynamic Voltage Scaling YES NO YES YES YES

Supervisor YES

(+/-4%, +/- 5%)

NO NO NO YES

(+/-4%, +/- 5%)

Power sequencing YES

NO

Requires external enable circuit

YES YES YES

Temperature range –40–105C –40–85C / –40–125 (Q1) –40–85C –40–105C –40–105C

Memory support LPDDR1, DDR2, DDR3/3L LPDDR1, DDR2, DDR3 LPDDR1, DDR2, DDR3 LPDDR1, DDR2, DDR3, DDR3L LPDDR1, DDR2, DDR3/3L

Package 48-pin QFN

6x6mm2, 0.4-mm pitch

32-pin QFN

5x5mm2, 0.5-mm pitch

48-pin QFN

6x6mm2, 0.4-mm pitch

48-pin QFN

6x6mm2, 0.4-mm pitch

48-pin QFN

6x6mm2, 0.4-mm pitch

Reference design Releasing 1Q19 Link Link Link Link

Hardware design N/A TIDA-00299 TIDEP0003 BeagleBone TIDEP0024

Key advantage Cost optimized Extended Temp support Most integrated Battery charger Lowest power modes

AM335x/ AM43xx Power Solutions

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TI Industrial PMICs NXP XILINX

TI PMICs powering NXP and Xilinx SoCs ti.com/SoCpower

i.MX 8M Mini & Nano TIDA-050038

3rd party VVDN

SOM Board

Tech Note

i.MX 7D TIDA-050034

3rd party VVDN

SOM Board

Tech Note

i.MX6 Ref. Design (i.MX6ULL / UltraLite)

- SOM Board (coming soon)

Tech Note (ULL)

Tech Note (Solo)

Zynq-7000 TIDA-00478

User guide

Artix®-7

Spartan®-7

Zynq®-7000 TIDA-050000

Tech Note

Zynq® UltraScale+ ZU2CG–ZU5EV

TIDA-01480

TIDA-01393

Tech Note Distribution partner - Arrow also provides programming

services: DIY PMIC arrow.com/manufacturing/

DIY PMIC

TPS6521815 Datasheet

Training video

TPS650861 Datasheet

Training video

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TPS6521815 socketed on

BOOSTXL-TPS65218

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User programmable

• Program the internal memory of these

advanced PMICs to customize them for

an application

• Flexible settings include

Output voltages

Voltage monitoring thresholds

Sequencing

GPIO control

• Do it yourself or contact Arrow

programming services

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Powering NXP i.MX6 (Solo, DualLite, ULL)

TPS6521815

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Powering i.MX7D with TPS6521815

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Tools & Resources

Target Applications

Features

Benefits

TIDA-050034 Integrated power supply reference design for NXP i.MX 7D processor

Released

• Shows TPS6521815 powering all rails for NXP i.MX 7D

processor

• Comparable to MCIMX7SABRE EVK from NXP

• Reference design can be copied as needed for use in

final application

• Easy-to-implement software provided

• Full system-on-board for rapid development of NXP i.MX

7D & i.MX 7S systems

• Low-power modes & DVFS supported

• Wifi + Bluetooth wireless connectivity

• Ethernet, CAN, USB wired connectivity

• LCD/HDMI/MIPI DSI display options

• Selectable boot options (SD, eMMC, QSPI)

• Data concentrators

• Industrial PC, HMI

• Building Security

Gateway/Intrusion Panels

• HVAC

• EPOS

• TPS65218xx datasheet, LP873347 user guide

• SOM available from Radiumboards.com

• TIDA-050034 Software (Linux Yocto)

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TI PMIC vs NXP (i.MX6, i.MX7 processors)

Feature TI

(TPS6521815)

NXP*

(PF0100)

NXP*

(PF3000)

NXP*

(PF3001) TI System Benefits

Total rails

(channels) 5 14 10 9 i.MX6/7 may only require 5-6 rails: TI solution is optimal size (less $)

>1A DC-DCs 3 Buck, 1 Buck-Boost 5 Buck, 1 Boost 4 3 Buck-boost for VIN operation down to 2.7V

>100mA LDOs 1 6 6 6 Each LDO adds some cost to NXP solutions

Load switches 3 1 LDO Load switches can be used for SD Card muxing and suspend-to-RAM

VIN range 2.7 – 5.5 V 2.8 – 4.5 V 3.1 – 4.5 V 3.1 – 4.5 V Front-end LDO is required when VIN>4.5V in NXP solution

Quiescent current

(from IOFF , ISLEEP) 350 nA, 5 µA 7 µA, 25 µA 7 µA, 25 µA 7 µA, 25 µA TI PMIC offers significant power savings in lowest power modes

Power-fail

detection

(comparator)

Early power-fail detection ensures proper shut-down in TI PMIC

Supervisors (Vout

monitoring)

TI provides under-voltage/over-voltage monitoring for all regulators,

safely shutting down processor 50µs after a fault occurs

Control interface I2C+GPIO I2C+GPIO I2C+GPIO I2C+GPIO All PMICs can support STANDBY operation with GPIO toggle

Programmability EEPROM OTP OTP OTP DIY PMIC (flexible, programmable solution)

Operating temp

range –40 to +105 °C –40 to +105 °C –40 to +105 °C –40 to +105 °C

Package size 6 mm x 6 mm

(36 mm2)

8 mm x 8 mm

(64 mm2)

7 mm x 7 mm

(49 mm2)

7 mm x 7 mm

(49 mm2) Board space saving

* NXP PF0100,PF3000/1 have some special features not listed in this table.

Most of these features are related to coin cell operation and are not critical to the system operation.

Tools & Resources

Target Applications

Features

Benefits

TIDA-050038 Integrated power supply reference design for NXP i.MX 8M Mini & Nano processor

Released

• Shows TPS6521825 + LP873347 powering all rails for

NXP i.MX 8M Mini processor

• Compatible with 8MMiniLPD4-EVM from NXP

• Reference design can be copied as needed for use in

final application

• Easy-to-implement software provided (Linux Yocto)

• SoM for rapid development of NXP i.MX 8M Mini systems

• Low-power modes & DVFS supported

• Wifi + Bluetooth wireless connectivity

• Ethernet, CAN, USB wired connectivity

• MIPI CSI/DSI connectivity

• Selectable boot options (SD, eMMC, QSPI)

• Industrial PC

• HMI

• Building Security

• Smart Appliances

• HVAC

• EPOS

• TPS65218xx datasheet

• TPS65218EVM-100

• IPG-UI software

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TI PMIC vs Rohm vs NXP (i.MX 8M Mini,Nano Processor)

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• NXP PF8121 has many special features not listed in this table. Many of these features are from PF8100/PF8200

that are related to automotive requirements and/or using 2 PMICs to power 1 processor

Feature TI

(TPS6521825 + LP873347)

ROHM (BD71847)

NXP* (PF8121)

NXP

(PCA9450) TI System benefit

Total rails (channels) 11 12 (14) 12 11 TI solution is optimized for the i.MX 8M Mini power rails

>1A DC-DCs 6 6 7 6 TPS6521825 has a buck-boost

LDOs 3 6 4 3

RTC supplies 2 DC-DCs 2 LDOs 1 LDO 2 LDOs PF8121 does not have LDO to power VDD_SNVS at 0.8V

Load switches 3 2 – 1

VIN range 2.8 – 5.5 V 2.7 – 5.5 V 2.7 – 5.5 V 2.85 – 5.5 V At 2.7V or 2.85V, Rohm and NXP cannot generate 3.3V

VIN,CC range (coin cell) 2.2 – 3.3 V – 2.3 – 4.2 V 1.8V + VDO = 1.8V + 500mV = 2.3V

(It is unclear in PF8121 on the useable range of LICELL input)

Quiescent current (from VIN , VIN,CC) 350 nA, 5 µA 15 µA, – 1 µA, 40µA 23 µA, – ROHM, PCA9450 do not operate from coin cell (back up battery)

Power-fail detection (comparator) – – – PFI PFO = early detection of uncontrolled power down

Supervisors (Vout monitoring) Programmable for strict voltage monitoring

Power down active discharge Improves reliability during resets

Coin Cell charger ROHM, PCA9450 does not operate from coin cell

Control interface I2C+GPIO I2C+GPIO I2C+GPIO I2C+GPIO

Programmability EEPROM – TPS6521825,

OTP – LP873347 OTP OTP OTP Flexibility with TPS6521815 (user programmable)

Operating temp range –40 to +105 °C –40 to +85 °C –40 to +85 °C –40 to +105 °C Extended temp. support

Package size 6mm x 6mm – TPS6521825,

5mm x 5mm – LP873347

7 mm x 7 mm

(49 mm2)

8 mm x 8mm

(64 mm2)

7 mm x 7 mm

(49 mm2) TI solution is (61 mm2), which is still smaller than NXP’s PF8121

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• Targeting cost-effective designs

• Automatic sequencing

• Voltage monitoring on core & non-

core rails

• Up to 3A for Core rails

• Up to 1.8A for SoC, DDR, 3.3V I/O

• 1.6A for 1.8V I/O and 400-mA LDO

for 1.8-V analog

• Load switches for SD card

• High-efficiency DC/DC for RTC

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3rd-Party Reference Design

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• SOM available from Radiumboards.com

• Compatible with 8MMiniLPD4-EVK

Powering Xilinx & Intel FPGAs for Industrial

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Externally Configurable User-Programmable

• Reference designs

• Xilinx Zynq-7000 with TPS6521815

• Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ ZU2CG-ZU15EG with TPS65086100

• Altera Cyclone V with TPS651815

• Altera MAX 10 with TPS6521815

• TI PMIC competitive advantages:

• Single PMIC options to power the full power tree

• Integrated power sequencing reduces the total solution size

• Default voltages and sequencing programmable by the customer

or distributors regardless of business case

• Scalable PMICs to power the full family of FPGAs

• Example EEs

• Reference designs

• Xilinx Zynq UltraScale+ ZU2CG-ZU5EV MPSoCs with TPS65023B

• Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA with TPS65023B

• Xilinx Spartan-7 with TPS65023B

• Xilinx Zynq-7000 with TPS65023

• TI PMIC competitive advantages:

• Strategic partnership with Xilinx to define power reference

designs

• Externally configurable output voltages and power-up sequencing

to quickly prototype, design, and scale the power solution

across platforms

• Flexible layout with distributed power solution

• Example EEs

Industrial Robots, Grid Infrastructure, Medical Equipment, Wireless communications, Test and measurement Industrial Robots, Grid Infrastructure, Medical Equipment, Wireless communications, Test and measurement

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• Recommending 4 PMIC options to power the

Xilinx ZYNQ FPGA family – The TPS65086x family has pre-programmed solutions for

various Xilinx FPGAs (TPS6508640/41/470/401).

– The TPS650861 can be programmed by the customer to

match any of TPS65086x devices, and can be modified as

needed to fit specific use cases

– The TPS65023 solution is a PMIC-and-discrete hybrid

solution that supports the lower variants of the Xilinx FPGAs

– TPS6521815 can be programmed by the customer to support

a more integrated solution for the lower variants

https://www.xilinx.com/products/silicon-devices/soc.html

Xilinx

Family Artix-7 Kintex ZU+ MPSoC CG / EG ZU+ MPSoC EV ZU+ RFSoCs

Device Name Z-7007S / XC7Z007S

Z-7012S /

XC7Z012S Z-7014S /

XC7Z014S Z-7010 /

XC7Z010 Z-7015 /

XC7Z015 Z-7020 /

XC7Z020 Z-7030

XC7Z030 Z-7035

XC7Z035 Z-7045

XC7Z045 Z-7100

XC7Z100 ZU2CG

ZU2EG ZU3CG

ZU3EG ZU4CG

ZU4EG ZU5CG

ZU5EG ZU6CG

ZU6EG ZU7CG

ZU7EG ZU9CG

ZU9EG ZU11EG ZU15EG ZU17EG ZU19EG ZU4EV ZU5EV ZU7EV ZU21DR ZU25DR ZU27DR ZU28DR ZU29DR

TPS65086x

TPS650861

TPS65023

TPS6521815

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• TIDA-01480

• Design Guide

• Design Files: Schematics,

BOM, Gerbers, Software, etc.

• Device Datasheets:

‒ TPS65023

‒ TPS62067

‒ TPS568215

‒ TPS56C215

‒ TPS22920

TIDA-050000 – Integrated Power Supply Reference Design for Xilinx Artix®-7, Spartan®-7, and Zynq®-7000 FPGAs

• Hardware configurable power solution for scalable FPGA

designs

• Mix-and-match scalability for platform reuse across the Zynq

family of MPSoCs

• Integrated power solution for small designs

• Provides all the power supply rails needed for Xilinx® Artix®-

7, Spartan®-7, and Zynq®-7000 FPGAs

• On board and flexible power up and power down sequencing

• Externally adjustable power solution for scalable platform

reuse

• Design optimized to support 5V input

• Supports memory up to DDR4

Features Benefits

Tools & Resources

• CPU (PLC Controller)

• Machine Vision

• Medical Imaging

• Industrial Robot drives

Applications

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Design Status: Released

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TIDA-00478

• Schematics / Block diagram

• Test Data

• Design Files: BOM, Gerbers,

Software, etc.

• Device Datasheets:

‒ TPS65218D0

TIDA-00478 – Powering the Xilinx Zynq 7000 series of FPGAs with power management IC reference design

• Compact, integrated power solution for Xilinx® Zynq® 7010

- The total board area including passive components, to

supply the five power rails is just 1.594 in2

• TPS65218D0 has the flexibility to support either DDR3L or

DDR3 memory.

• TPS65218D0 can be run from a single 5-V supply or from a

single cell Li-Ion battery.

• This design is ensured to operate across an industrial

temperature range (-40°C to +105°C).

• Provides 5 supply rails to power the Zynq® 7010 in a compact

1.594 in2 area (includes passive components)

• TPS65218 offers 4 highly efficient DC-DC converters with

integrated FETs and 1 adjustable general purpose LDO

• Includes an integrated, programmable sequencer for flexible

power-up sequencing

• On-chip GPIOs can be programmed to power sequence

additional discrete components, if needed

Qualified for Industrial Applications (-40C to 105C)

This design includes a test report, an EVM guide, and design

files to help accelerate the evaluation process

•

Features Benefits

Tools & Resources

• AC analog input module

• Battery test

• Currency counter

• Desktop PC/motherboard

• Substation automation

Applications

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Design Status: Released

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“DIY PMICs” User-programmable PMIC introduction

Integrated Power Management

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• TI offers a broad portfolio and

easy to use selection of

integrated power solutions to

reduce size and complexity of

power designs for a large variety

of processors and applications.

– 10+ years of PMIC experience

– 200+ PMIC offerings

– 50+ Processors & FPGA supported

• Many hardware configurable,

software configurable, and factory-

programmed PMICs

• Now, User Programmable DIY

PMICs allow for fast prototyping

and easy customization!

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For more information visit ti.com/DIYPMIC

HW

Config

SW

Config

Factory

Prog

User

Prog

DVS, I2C, PGOOD, I/O ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔

Internal feedback ✔ ✔ ✔

Operate without MCU ✔ ✔ ✔

Supports multiple SoCs ✔ ✔ ✔

Automatic sequencing ✔ ✔

Non-volatile memory ✔ ✔

User-programmable NVM ✔

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What are “User-programmable” PMICs?

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User programmable PMICs are multi rail power management integrated circuits that provide users the

ability to program the non-volatile OTP or EEPROM memory to generate the desired voltages and

sequencing & other special features in as little as 5 minutes!

TPS650861 socketed on

BOOSTXL-TPS650861

TPS6521815 socketed on

BOOSTXL-TPS65218

Easy customization for all No custom requirements are necessary to get a factory-programmed PMIC, which

takes additional time and minimum order quantities.

Reduced external component size and total solution size Smaller IC size and fewer external components- slew rate, voltage levels,

sequencing and other settings programmed into device are normally required for

discrete solutions.

Flexibility to power a wide variety of systems / SoC / FPGAs Same device can be used for multiple designs without PCB layout changes.

Currently have user programming guides for Xilinx, NXP and Altera SoCs.

Rapid prototyping and quick time to market New samples can be generated in seconds. Production programming can be

handled by customer or third party distribution.

Factory-

programming

Board Space

Flexibility

Time to

Market

Problems solved by User-Programmable PMICs

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BOOSTXL-TPS65218 BoosterPack EVM for TPS6521815 customer programming

Socketed board for testing and programming with new

EEPROM memory configurations of TPS6521815

Voltage supplied by MSP430F5529 LaunchPad no external

power supply needed

IPG-UI offers button controls to program the part in steps

All output rails (DCDC1-6, LDO1, LS1-3) are routed out to

test points for measuring changes in settings

Headers available to supply input from an external DC

supply

Digital control, GPIOs, I2C interface

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Features

Benefits

Ease of use simple GUI software allows fully programmable

sequencing and output voltages with the click of a button

Speed up development, - new samples can be generated in

seconds

Applications

Industrial PCs (SOM, COM)

Machine Vision

Programmable Logic Controllers

Grid Communications

Medical Equipment

Building security

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Typical Customer Programmable PMIC Programming Flow

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Power Map / Reference Design

BOOSTXL-TPS65218

TPS65218EVM

Final Board

1. Identify your system power requirements 2. Load the memory settings into the IPG-UI

and use it to program the TPS65218D0.

Alternatively, any other I2C communication

can be used

4. Test the parts on the EVM

or directly on the final board

3. Program and test the PMIC using the

programming board

IPG-UI

D0

MSP430F5529 LaunchPad is not

included in BOOSTXL-TPS65218

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Training video for TPS6521815

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• Link training.ti.com/tps65218d0-user-programming-multi-rail-power-management-ics-pmics

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DIY PMICs Landing Page ti.com/diypmics

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Video

Summary

Link to User Programmable PMICs

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Options to get Programmed Mass Production units

1. Customers can use BOOSTXL kit to program a few samples (5-10) for prototyping

to test the solution

2. Once the memory settings are locked, customer can program the blank

OTP/EEPROM device at their mass production site.

3. Customer can also work with a TI-partnered Disty (Arrow) to program the devices

as per their memory settings for mass production quantities

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Zynq-7000………………………………..TPS65218D0, TPS65023 Externally configurable and user programmable options for simplifying power design for Zynq-7000

Spartan-7, Artix-7………………............………………...TPS65023 Externally configurable PMIC for reducing solution size and simplifying Spartan-7 and Artix-7 designs

UltraScale+………………………………...TPS650861, TPS65023 Default settings programmable for any system regardless of business case

Cyclone V...…………….............................................TPS65218D0

Max 10...………………....………………...….….…...TPS65218D0

PMICs for Industrial Processors

i.MX6…………………………………………….……….TPS6521815 Lower cost and smaller solution size than NXP PMIC

i.MX7…………………………………………..……..….TPS6521815 Lower cost and smaller solution size than NXP PMIC

i.MX8M Mini……………………....................TPS6521825+LP8733 Lower cost and smaller solution size than promoted Rohm PMIC

Layerscape LSXX…………………….………..……..TPS65086100

User Programmable………………............................TPS6521815 Default settings programmable for any system regardless of business case

User Programmable………………………...............TPS65086100 Default settings programmable for any system regardless of business case

Camera Sensor……….…………………………....….…TPS65000 5V input and small solution size for camera sensors

Intel Apollo Lake….........................................................TPS65094 Designed specifically for Intel™ processors providing necessary power, sequencing, and monitoring

AM335x………………....…TPS65218D0, TPS65217, TPS65216 Integrates the necessary voltages and sequencing and fully validated for the AM335x family

AMIC1x………………………………….………...….......TPS65216 Lowest cost PMIC for the AMIC1x family and integrates necessary voltages and sequencing

AM437x, AM438x.…………………………...............TPS65218D0 Designed specifically for the AM43x family, integrates necessary voltages and sequencing

AM570x……………………….LP87332D+LP873220, TPS65916

AM571x………………....………………...TPS65916, TPS659037

AM572x, AM574x……....……………………………...TPS659037

Miscellaneous

NXP

FPGAs

TI

PMICs reduce system complexity with fewer components and provide power scalability across processors. Built-in power sequencing, monitoring, and voltage scaling help simplify the design versus a fully discrete solution.

For every system with a processor, a PMIC should be considered.

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Questions? Contact: Shashank Sharma

?

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New Product Updates now on our website!

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https://training.ti.com/npu

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Upcoming New Product Updates

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Date Topic

4/16/2020 High Speed Signal Conditioning-

LVDS, M-LVDS & PECL

HDMI, DisplayPort & MIPI

4/23/2020 LED Drivers

4/30/2020 High Speed Converters

5/7/2020 Mid Vin Buck Switching Reg 7-20Vin

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Programming Process with Arrow

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Visit the Arrow programming services page from the DIY PMICs landing page or

go to arrow.com/manufacturing/

Customer fills out Start a Project form. Any inquiry is routed within 24

hours to the appropriate Arrow sales representative

Arrow programs and ships

units to the customer

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The Arrow Sales representative provides the customer: • Customer Letter of enquired PMIC

• Pre-Programming Worksheet to understand the programming services

• Pricing, location, quantity, timeline logistics

The customer sends OTP file + Preprogramming

Worksheet back to Arrow and submits a PO