Using External Clock when Low Standby Current is Required for S6BP20xA Family – KBA222986
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11:03 PM
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Translation - Japanese: S6BP20xAファミリで低スタンバイ電流が必要な場合の外部クロックの使用 – KBA222986 - Community Translated (JA)
Question:
How do I use external clock when low standby current is required for the S6BP20xA family?
Answer:
To use external clock with the S6BP20xA family:
- Choose a part number (MPN) for the S6BP20xA family with SYNC_IN function (See Product Lineup in the device datasheet).
- Connect MODE pin to GND.
- Set the SYNC pin to L in the system standby condition, and feed external clock signal to the SYNC pin after the system wakes up. PMIC will now operate in automatic PWM/PFM mode with internal clock to reduce quiescent current in system standby, and in fixed PWM mode with external clock signal during system wake-up.
To ensure normal operation when using external clock, the internal clock frequency set by RT pin resistor (RRT) must be lower than the minimum of the external clock frequency (Fex_min) applied. Choose a RRT value using the following equation:
RRT >
1.1
Fex_min × 21.7×10−12
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- analog
- boost regulator
- buck regulator
- external clock
- pfm
- pmic
- pwm
- s6bp201a
- s6bp202a
- s6bp203a
- switching regulators
- voltage regulator
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