SLVUCD1A May 2022 – September 2024 TPS65219
The TPS65219EVM has multiple headers that can be used to change the input supply for some of the power rails. The PCB also includes headers that allows changing specific functions of the PMIC using the multi-function pins. An overview of the jumper options for each header is shown in Figure 5-5. All the headers and the expected configuration for each selection is listed in Table 5-2.
Header | Jumper Default Position | ||
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Supply voltage setup | J3 | VIN_LDO1 | Supply selection for LDO1 Default: setup to supply LDO1 with BUCK2 |
J9 | VIN_LDO2 | Supply selection for LDO2 Default: setup to supply LDO2 with VSYS |
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J10 | VIN_LDO34 | Supply selection for LDO3 and LDO4 Default: setup to supply LDO3/4 with VSYS |
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J11 | EXTLDO_VIN | Supply selection for the external discrete LDO. Default: setup to supply the discrete 3.3V LDO with VSYS |
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J4 | VIO | VIO supply selection Default: setup to use external 3.3V discrete LDO as the pull-up supply for the I2C pins and digital input pins) |
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Multi-Function pin setup | J5 | VSEL | High = sets 3.3V output voltage on LDO1 if the LDO is supplied by a 3.3V source. Low = sets 1.8V output voltage on LDO1 (default EVM config) |
J8 | MODE/STBY | Bucks switching mode High = forced-PWM (default EVM config) Low = auto-PFM |
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J12 | MODE_RESET |
High = normal operation (default EVM config) Low = performs a warm reset (reset target voltage and Bypass mode configs to the default NVM values) |