ZHCSK92E September 2019 – March 2022 TPS25840-Q1 , TPS25842-Q1
PRODUCTION DATA
The TPS25840-Q1 integrates overvoltage protection on both BUS and CSN/OUT pin to meet different application requirement.
BUS pin can withstand up to 18 V, and the OVP threshold is 7-V typical. After overvoltage is detected on BUS pin, the LS_GD turns off immediately. Also, FAULT asserts after 8-ms deglitch time. After the excessive voltage is removed, the LS_GD turns on again and FAULT deasserts.
CSN/OUT pin can withstand up to 20 V, and the OVP threshold is 7.5-V typical. After overvoltage is detected on CSN/OUT pin, the buck converter stops regulation. Also, LS_GD turns off immediately. After the excessive voltage is removed, the buck converter resumes and the LS_GD turns on again.
As shown in Figure 10-17, TPS25840-Q1 is configured in external FET current limit mode. When short-to-battery occurs on BUS_Connector, the external MOSFET turns off immediately after BUS pin detect over voltage. The FAULT signal assertd after 8-ms deglitch time. See Figure 11-28. With Back-to-back FET, the TPS2583x-Q1 can withstand short-to-battery event even when Vin is off. TI recommends a 10-Ω 0805 resistor between BUS pin and BUS_Connector.
As shown in Figure 10-18, TPS25840-Q1 is configured in buck average current limit mode. When short-to-battery occurs on BUS_Connector, the buck regulator stops switching after CSN/OUT pin detect overvoltage. The FAULT signal also asserts after 8-ms deglitch time. TI recommends a 100-Ω 0805 resistor between BUS pin and BUS_Connector in buck average current limit mode.