CY8CLED04D01, CY8CLED04D02
CY8CLED04G01, CY8CLED03D01
CY8CLED03D02, CY8CLED03G01
CY8CLED02D01, CY8CLED01D01
Figure 4-3. High Side Current Measurement
4.8 Built-in Switching Regulator
The switching regulator is used to power the low voltage (5V
portion of the PowerPSoC) from the input line. This regulator is
based upon a peak current control loop which can support up to
250 mA of output current. The current not being consumed by
PowerPSoC is used to power additional system peripherals. The
key features of the built-in switching regulator include:
CSP0
Rsense0
CS0
CSN0
.
.
.
■ Ability to self power device from input line
■ Small filter component sizes
CSP3
■ Fast response to transients
Rsense3
CS3
Figure 4-4. Built-in Switching Regulator
CSN3
Osc
Error
Amplifier
Ref
V
SREGHVIN
REGIN
4.6 Voltage Comparators
Logic and
Gate
C
IN
There are six comparators that provide high speed comparator
operation for over voltage, over current, and various other
system event detections. For example, the comparators may be
used for zero crossing detection for an AC input line or
monitoring total DC bus current. Programmable internal analog
routing enables these comparators to monitor various analog
signals. These comparators include the following key features:
Drive
Comparator
L
SREGSW
=
VREGOUT
5
V
Rsense
D
1
Current
Sense
Amp
Rfb1
ESR
C1
SREGCSP
SREGCSN
Rfb2
SREGCOMP
Ccomp
■ High speed comparator operation: 100 ns response time
■ Programmable interrupt generation
Rcomp
SREGFB
■ Low input offset voltage and input bias currents
4.9 Analog Multiplexer
Six precision voltage comparators are available. The differential
positive and negative inputs of the comparators are routed from
the analog multiplexer and the output goes to the digital multi-
plexer. A programmable inverter is used to select the output
polarity. User selectable hysteresis can be enabled or disabled
to trade-off noise immunity versus comparator sensitivity.
The analog multiplexer is used to multiplex signals between the
power peripheral blocks. The CPU configures the Power Periph-
erals Analog Multiplexer connections using memory mapped
registers. The analog multiplexer includes the following key
features:
■ Connect signals to ensure needed flexibility
4.7 Reference DACs
■ Ensure signal integrity for minimum signal corruption
■ Configurability through Cypress PSoC Designer 5.0
The reference DACs are used to generate set points for various
analog modules such as Hysteretic controllers and comparators.
The reference DACs include the following key features:
4.10 Digital Multiplexer
■ 8-bit resolution
The digital multiplexer is used to multiplex signals between the
power peripheral blocks.The Power Peripherals Digital Multi-
plexer is a configurable switching matrix that connects the power
peripheral digital resources. This Power Peripheral Digital Multi-
plexer is independent of the main PSoC digital buses or global
interconnect of the PSoC core. The digital multiplexer includes
the following key features:
■ Guaranteed monotonic operation
■ Low gain errors
■ 10 us settling time
These DACs are available to provide programmable references
for the various analog and comparator functions and are
controlled by memory mapped registers.
■ Connect signals to ensure needed flexibility
DAC[0:7] are embedded in the hysteretic controllers and are
required to set the upper and lower thresholds for channel 0 to 3.
■ Configurability through Cypress PSoC Designer 5.0
DAC [8:13] are connected to the Power Peripherals Analog
Multiplexer and provide programmable references to the
comparator bank. These are used to set trip points which enable
over voltage, over current, and other system event detection.
Document Number: 001-46319 Rev. *G
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