SLVUCG9 October   2022 TPS36-Q1

 

  1.   Abstract
  2. 1Trademarks
  3. 2Introduction
    1. 2.1 Related Documentation
  4. 3Schematic, Bill of Materials, and Layout
    1. 3.1 TPS36Q1EVM Schematic
    2. 3.2 TPS36Q1EVM Bill of Materials
    3. 3.3 Layout and Component Placement
  5. 4EVM Connectors
    1. 4.1 EVM Jumpers
    2. 4.2 EVM Test Points
  6. 5EVM Setup and Operation
    1. 5.1 Input Power (VDD)
    2. 5.2 RESET
    3. 5.3 Manual Reset (MR)
    4. 5.4 SET0 and SET1
    5. 5.5 Watchdog Enable (WD_EN)
    6. 5.6 Watchdog Input (WDI)
    7. 5.7 Watchdog Output (WDO)
    8. 5.8 CRST
    9. 5.9 CWD
  7. 6EVM Performance Results
  8. 7Revision History

EVM Jumpers

Tables 4-1, 4-2, 4-3, and 4-4 list the default jumper connections and functional descriptions for each device configuration. Each pinout configuration detailed in this section applies to all TPS3435-Q1, TPS3436-Q1, TPS35-Q1, and TPS36-Q1 device families. Please note that for pinouts A, B and C, Pin 7 refers to RESET for the TPS35-Q1 and TPS36-Q1 devices and WDO for the TPS3435-Q1 and TPS3436-Q1 devices.

Table 4-1 Pinout A Onboard Jumpers
PIN NUMBER / NAMEJUMPER CONNECTIONDEFAULT CONNECTIONDESCRIPTION

Pin 1 / MR

J1

Closed (pin 7, pin 8)

Jumper J1 configures the MR pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 7-8 of jumper J1 to enable the device (logic high) or to pins 5-6 to disable the device (logic low).

Pin 2 / CWD

J2

Closed (pin 1, pin 2)

Jumper J2 configures the CWD pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 7-8 to connect to VDD, pins 3-4 to connect to C6, and pins 1-2 to connect to C7. Refer to 5.8 CWD and the data sheet for more details on watchdog timeout periods. Do not connect to pins 5-6 in this configuration.

Pin 3 / CRST

J3

Closed (pin 1, pin 2)

Jumper J3 configures the CRST pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 7-8 to connect to VDD, pins 3-4 to connect to C6, and pins 1-2 to connect to C7. Refer to 5.7 CRST and the data sheet for more details on watchdog timeout periods. Do not connect to pins 5-6 in this configuration.

Pin 5 / SET0

J4

Closed (pin 2, pin 3)

Jumper J4 configures the SET0 pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 1-2 of jumper J3 to input a logic high or to pins 2-3 to input a logic low. Please refer to the data sheet for SETx functionality.

Pin 6 / WDI

J5

Closed (pin 3, pin 4)

Jumper J5 configures the WDI pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 7-8 to input a WDI signal through TP3. A rising edge must be occur at this pin during the open window in order for RESET/WDO to not assert.

Pin 7 / RESET / WDO

J6

Closed (pin 1, pin 2)

Jumper J6 is used if there is an open-drain variant being evaluated. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 1-2 to activate pull-up resistor R2 and pull the RESET output high. Disconnect pins 1-2 if using a push-pull variant.

Table 4-2 Pinout B Onboard Jumpers
PIN NUMBER / NAMEJUMPER CONNECTIONDEFAULT CONNECTIONDESCRIPTION

Pin 1 / SET0

J1

Closed (pin 5, pin 6)

Jumper J1 configures the SET0 pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 5-6 of jumper J1 to input a logic high or to pins 7-8 to input a logic low. Please refer to the data sheet for SETx functionality.

Pin 2 / CWD

J2

Closed (pin 1, pin 2)

Jumper J2 configures the CWD pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 7-8 to connect to VDD, pins 3-4 to connect to C6, and pins 1-2 to connect to C7. Refer to 5.8 CWD and the data sheet for more details on watchdog timeout periods. Do not connect to pins 5-6 in this configuration.

Pin 3 / CRST

J3

Closed (pin 1, pin 2)

Jumper J3 configures the CRST pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 7-8 to connect to VDD, pins 3-4 to connect to C6, and pins 1-2 to connect to C7. Refer to 5.7 CRST and the data sheet for more details on watchdog timeout periods. Do not connect to pins 5-6 in this configuration.

Pin 5 / SET1

J4

Closed (pin 2, pin 3)

Jumper J4 configures the SET1 pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 1-2 of jumper J4 to input a logic high or to pins 2-3 to input a logic low. Please refer to the data sheet for SETx functionality.

Pin 6 / WDI

J5

Closed (pin 3, pin 4)

Jumper J5 configures the WDI pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 7-8 to input a WDI signal through TP3. A rising edge must be occur at this pin during the open window in order for RESET/WDO to not assert.

Pin 7 / RESET / WDO

J6

Closed (pin 1, pin 2)

Jumper J6 is used if there is an open-drain variant being evaluated. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 1-2 to activate pull-up resistor R2 and pull the RESET output high. Disconnect pins 1-2 if using a push-pull variant.

Table 4-3 Pinout C Onboard Jumpers
PIN NUMBER / NAMEJUMPER CONNECTIONDEFAULT CONNECTIONDESCRIPTION

Pin 1 / SET0

J1

Closed (pin 5, pin 6)

Jumper J1 configures the SET0 pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 5-6 of jumper J1 to input a logic high or to pins 7-8 to input a logic low. Please refer to the data sheet for SETx functionality.

Pin 2 / MR

J2

Closed (pin 7, pin 8)

Jumper J2 configures the MR pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 5-6 of jumper J2 to input a logic low or to pins 7-8 to input a logic high.

Pin 3 / WDI

J3

Closed (pin 7, pin 8)

Jumper J3 configures the WDI pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 7-8 to input a WDI signal through TP3. A rising edge must be occur at this pin during the open window in order for RESET/WDO to not assert.

Pin 5 / SET1

J4

Closed (pin 2, pin 3)

Jumper J4 configures the SET1 pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 1-2 of jumper J4 to input a logic high or to pins 2-3 to input a logic low. Please refer to the data sheet for SETx functionality.

Pin 6 / WD-EN

J5

Closed (pin 5, pin 6)

Jumper J5 configures the WD-EN pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 5-6 of jumper J5 to enable the watchdog timer (logic high) and pins 7-8 to disable the watchdog timer (logic low).

Pin 7 / RESET / WDO

J6

Closed (pin 1, pin 2)

Jumper J6 is used if there is an open-drain variant being evaluated. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 1-2 to activate pull-up resistor R2 and pull the RESET output high. Disconnect pins 1-2 if using a push-pull variant.

Table 4-4 Pinout D Onboard Jumpers (TPS35-Q1/TPS36-Q1 Only)
PIN NUMBER / NAMEJUMPER CONNECTIONDEFAULT CONNECTIONDESCRIPTION

Pin 1 / SET0

J1

Closed (pin 5, pin 6)

Jumper J1 configures the SET0 pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 5-6 of jumper J1 to input a logic high or to pins 7-8 to input a logic low. Please refer to the data sheet for SETx functionality.

Pin 2 / WD-EN

J2

Closed (pin 7, pin 8)

Jumper J2 configures the WD-EN pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 5-6 of jumper J5 to enable the watchdog timer (logic high) and pins 7-8 to disable the watchdog timer (logic low).

Pin 3 / WDI

J3

Closed (pin 7, pin 8)

Jumper J3 configures the WDI pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 7-8 to input a WDI signal through TP3. A rising edge must be occur at this pin during the open window in order for RESET/WDO to not assert.

Pin 5 / SET1

J4

Closed (pin 2, pin 3)

Jumper J4 configures the SET1 pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 1-2 of jumper J4 to input a logic high or to pins 2-3 to input a logic low. Please refer to the data sheet for SETx functionality.

Pin 6 / WDO

J5

Closed (pin 3, pin 4)

Jumper J5 configures the WDO pin. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 1-2 if using an open-drain variant to activate pull-up resistor R1 and pull the WDO output high. Connect pins 3-4 if using a push-pull variant.

Pin 7 / RESET

J6

Closed (pin 1, pin 2)

Jumper J6 is used if there is an open-drain variant being evaluated. Connect a shunt jumper to pins 1-2 to activate pull-up resistor R2 and pull the RESET output high. Disconnect pins 1-2 if using a push-pull variant.