JAJSEZ9L march 2018 – august 2023 BQ77915
PRODUCTION DATA
OCD1 and OCD2 detection delays are programmed by the resistor connected from the OCDP pin to VSS. The device checks for the resistor value at power-up. For the bottom device in a stack, Table 9-3 shows how the resistor values are chosen.
Resistor Value | OCD1 Delay | OCD2 Delay |
---|---|---|
750 kΩ±1% | 1420 ms | 700 ms |
604 kΩ±1% | 700 ms | 350 ms |
487 kΩ±1% | 350 ms | 180 ms |
383 kΩ±1% | 180 ms | 90 ms |
294 kΩ±1% | 90 ms | 45 ms |
196 kΩ±1% | 45 ms | 20 ms |
100 kΩ±1% | EEPROM Delay Options (EC Table) |
The OCD2 delay is roughly half of the OCD1 delay when any of the first six resistors are connected from the OCDP pin to VSS. However, if a 100-kΩ resistor is connected, the OCD1 and OCD2 delays are independent of each other and can be chosen to have any value provided in the EC table.
For any device other than the bottom device in a stacked configuration, a 10-MΩ resistor must be connected from the OCDP pin of that device to the VSS pin of the device.
If the OCDP pin is left open, the OCD1 and OCD2 delays are determined by the EEPROM settings.