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NXT4556AUR
SIM card interface level translator
V
dis(UVLO_AC)
V
CC_SIM
RST_SIM
CLK_SIM
IO_SIM
t
t
aaa-034881
Δt = 4 µs (typical)
The shaded areas indicate that the signals are HIGH or LOW.
Fig. 5. Shutdown sequence for RST_SIM, CLK_SIM and IO_SIM of NXT4556 SIM card
translator
8.4. UVLO
When VCC_SIM drops below Vdis(UVLO_AC), the translator goes to shut down mode. This is illustrated
in Fig. 5. The switching level Vdis(UVLO_AC) has a high value of approximately 86 % × VCC_SIM
.
The circuitry uses an AC detection mechanism that operates accurately with a falling slope that
is typical in the SIM card application. Next to this AC detection, a standard UVLO detection is
in place that has no condition with respect to the slope of the rising or falling VCC_SIM. For the
standard UVLO, the parameters Ven(UVLO) and Vdis(UVLO) are involved which have lower values
than Vdis(UVLO_AC). When VCC_SIM is powered up, the translator is enabled when VCC_SIM crosses
Ven(UVLO)
.
8.5. EMI filter
All output driver stages of I/O, RST and CLK channels are equipped with EMI filters to reduce
interference towards sensitive mobile communication.
8.6. ESD protection
The device has robust ESD protections on all SIM card pins. The architecture prevents any stress
for the host: the voltage translator discharges any stress to supply ground.
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Product data sheet
Rev. 1 — 5 December 2023
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