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LTC4307-1 Datasheet(HTML) 8 Page - Linear Technology |
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8 / 20 page  LTC4314 8 4314f OPERATION The Block Diagram shows the major functional blocks of the LTC4314. The LTC4314 is a 1:4 multiplexer with ca- pacitance buffering for I2C signals. Capacitance buffering is achieved by use of back to back buffers on the clock and data channels which isolate the SDAIN and SCLIN capacitances from the SDAOUT and SCLOUT capacitances respectively. All SDA and SCL pins are fully bidirectional. The high noise margin allows the LTC4314 to operate with I2C devices that drive a non-compliant high VOL. Multiplexing is done using N-channel MOSFETs that are controlled by dedicated ENABLE pins. When enabled, rise time accelerator pull-up currents IRTA turn on dur- ing rising edges to reduce system rise time. In a typical application the input side bus is pulled up to VCC and the output side busses are pulled up to VCC2 although these are not requirements. VCC is the primary power supply to the LTC4314. VCC and VCC2 serve as the input and output side rise time accelerator supplies respectively. Ground- ing VCC2 disables the output side rise time accelerators. The multiplexer N-channel MOSFET gates of the enabled channels are driven to VCC2 if VCC2 is > 1.8V, otherwise they are driven to VCC. When the LTC4314 first receives power on its VCC pin, it starts out in an undervoltage lockout mode (UVLO) until 110μs after VCC exceeds 2.3V. During this time, the buffers and rise time accelerators are disabled, the multiplexer gates are off and the LTC4314 ignores transitions on the clock and data pins independent of the state of the ENABLE pins. VCC2 transitions from a high to a low or vice-versa across a 1.8V threshold also cause the LTC4314 to dis- able the buffers, rise time accelerators and transmission gates and to ignore the clock and data pins until 110μs after that transition. Assuming that the LTC4314 is not in UVLO mode, when one or more ENABLEs is asserted, the LTC4314 activates the connection circuitry between the SDAIN, SCLIN inputs and selected output channels. The input rise time accelerators and the output rise time accelerators of the selected channels are also enabled at this time. When a SDA,SCL input pin or output pin on an enabled output channel is driven below the VIL,FALLING level of 0.33•VMIN, the buffers are turned on and the logic low level is propagated though the LTC4314 to the other side. For VCC2 > 1.8V, VMIN is the lower of the VCC and VCC2 voltages. For VCC2 < 1.8V, VMIN is the VCC voltage. The LTC4314 is designed to sink a minimum total bus current IOL of 4mA while holding a VOL of 0.4V. If multiple output channels are enabled, the bus current of all enabled channels needs to be summed to get the total bus current. See the Typical Performance Characteristics curves for IOL as a function of temperature. A high occurs when all devices on the input and output sides release high. Once the bus voltages rise above the VIL,RISING level, which is determined by the state of the ACC pin, the buffers are turned off. The rise time accelerators are turned on at a slightly higher voltage. The rise time accelerators accelerate the rising edges of the SDA,SCL inputs and selected outputs up to voltages of 0.9•VCC and 0.8•VCC2 respectively, provided that the busses on their own are rising at a minimum rate of 0.2V/μs as determined by the slew rate detectors. ACC is a 3-state input that con- trols VIL,RISING, the rise time accelerator turn-on voltage and the rise time accelerator pull-up strength. The LTC4314 detects a bus stuck low (fault) condition when both clock and data busses are not simultaneously high at least once in 45ms. The voltage monitoring for a stuck low condition is done on the common internal node of the clock and data outputs. Hence a stuck low condition is detected only if it occurs on an enabled output channel. When a stuck bus occurs, the LTC4314 asserts the FAULT flag. If DISCEN is tied high, the LTC4314 also disconnects the input and output sides. After waiting at least 40μs, it generates up to sixteen 5.5kHz clock pulses on the enabled SCLOUT pins and a stop bit to attempt to free the stuck bus. If the bus recovers high before 16 clocks are issued, the LTC4314 ceases issuing clocks and generates a stop bit. If DISCEN is tied low, a stuck bus event only causes FAULTflagassertion.Disconnectionoftheinputandoutput sides and clock generation do not occur. Once the stuck bus recovers and the fault has been cleared, in order for a connection to be established between the input and output sides, all ENABLE pins need to be driven low followed by the assertion high of the desired ENABLE pins. When powering into a stuck low condition, the LTC4314 upon exiting UVLO will connect the input and output sides for 45ms until a stuck bus timeout event is detected. |
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