SLVSD44A September 2017 – July 2018 TPS63710
PRODUCTION DATA.
An undervoltage lockout circuit prevents the device from starting up and operating, if the supply voltage is too low. The device automatically shuts down the converter when the VAUX voltage falls below the VUVLO threshold. There is hysteresis to prevent oscillation with high impedance supply voltage sources. Once the threshold plus hysteresis is exceeded, the device enters soft-start. Undervoltage lockout is sensed on the VAUX voltage, as this is the internal supply for the control loop and logic.
When VIN ramps down to a voltage too low to maintain the desired output voltage, the absolute value of the output voltage drops and the power good output goes low. When the output voltage level reaches the voltage on CCAP, at about 90% of the target output voltage, the device shuts down and initiates a re-start cycle. The TPS63710 then stays in the start-up state, until the input voltage is high enough to reach the desired output voltage.