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HIP1012A
Exploring and Using the HIP1012EVAL1
Board (Figures 13 and 14)
The HIP1012EVAL1 is a flexible platform for a thorough
evaluation of the HIP1012A dual power supply controller. This
eval board comes in three separate parts allowing the
evaluation of two principal configurations. To simulate a
passive back plane implementation both the GENERIC and
LOAD sections are first connected together and then the
GENERIC board is connected onto the BUS board. For an
active backplane or for the HIP1012A on an interposer board
configuration, the BUS and GENERIC sections are first
connected together and then the load board is connected onto
the GENERIC board.
The HIP1012EVAL1 board has many built in features besides
the configuration flexibility described above.
The BUS board is designed so that adding suitable connectors
and/or power supply capacitive filtering is very easy to do
through the numerous through holes for each rail voltage and
ground. Passive backplane power sequencing can be
simulated by simply shortening the finger lengths for the rail(s)
that need to come up after initial ground connection is made.
The GENERIC board, is a flexible evaluation platform with
many designed in features for user customizing and
evaluation. The circuit is shipped default configured in the 3.3V
and 5V controller mode by jumpers for easy reconfiguration
(see Table 3 for jumper settings). The default configuration is
highlighted in Table 3. The default OC levels are 5A on the
3.3V and 1A on the 5V supplies. To operate the HIP1012
GENERIC board in its default configuration (3V and 5V) a
dedicated +12V power supply must be provided for the
HIP1012 through tie point, W1 on the generic board. To
operate the board in the +12V and 5V mode, JP2 and JP3
need to be reconfigured (see Table 3) and a suitable current
load needs to be provided. A programmable electronic current
load is an excellent evaluation tool for this device. The load
board is configured to sink about 3A 1A at 3.3V. For 12V
operation, the load must be modified to sink less than 5A,
otherwise, an OC failure upon power will occur. The GENERIC
board is provided with a single pair of N-Channel MOSFETs, if
currents > 6A are to be evaluated then an additional pair of
MOSFETs can be installed in the provided space to reduce
distribution losses. Additionally, for even higher current
evaluations, space for TO-252AA, DPAK or D2PAK devices
has been provided. Tie points on the output side of the
GENERIC board are provided for direct access to a high
current load. Performance customizing can easily be
accomplished by substitution/addition of several SMD
components to the existing layout or by utilizing the included
bread board area. See Table 5 for the component listing and
applicable formulae.
The LOAD board, consists of four load switches, output
resistive and capacitive loads and output on indicating LED’s.
The resistive loads are configured so that either no current, a
low or high current load relative to the OC trip point can be
invoked for both supplies. An OC event can be emulated by
switching both switches of any one output to the on position
(see Table 4, OC conditions highlighted). Load connection
sequencing can be done by shorting the desired finger lengths.
As noted, the GENERIC board is default configured for 3V and
5V operation. For 12V evaluation replace RL3 and RL4 with a
suitable load.
TABLE 3. JUMPER CONFIGURATION
JP #
OPEN /
SHORT
CIRCUIT CONDITION
1 Short to GND PWRON2 shorted to ground. True HOT
2-3
SWAP mode. PWRON1 only controls reset
with rising edge.
1 Short to 5V PWRON2 shorted to 5V. Reset and turn on
1-2
controlled only by PWRON1. Single input
control mode
1
Open PWRON2 will be internally pulled high to
~2.5V, compatible with logic signal. The
HIP1012A can not turn on until PWRON2
is driven low.
2
Open HIP1012A must be powered from a
dedicated +12V power supply.
2
Short HIP1012A VDD pin connected to same 12V
supply as load. See Decoupling Concerns in
Critical Items section.
3
Open C1 in circuit. Charge pump capacitor
necessary for 5V and 12V operating mode to
develop ~ 11.7V for 12VG voltage.
3
Short Shorts across charge pump capacitor, C1.
Capacitor not needed in 3V and 5V mode.
4 Short to GND HIP1012A MODE/PWRON1 shorted to
1-2
ground. True HOT SWAP mode. PWRON2
rising edge only resets HIP1012A.
4 Short to 5V MODE/PWRON1 shorted to 5V. PWRON2
2-4
only single mode control.
4
Short to HIP1012A MODE/PWRON1 connected to
VDD
VDD pin. This along with JP3 installed
2-3
invokes and configures HIP1012A for 3V
and 5V operation. Controlled by PWRON2
4
Open HIP1012A MODE/PWRON1 will be internally
pulled high to ~2.5V, compatible with logic.
Redundant controller mode when each
PWRON pin is driven by separate signals.
SW13
0
0
1
1
TABLE 4. LOAD CURRENT
3.3V IOUT
SW14
A
SW11
SW12
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
1
0
4
1
0
1
6
1
1
5.0V IOUT
A
0
0.5
0.74
1.24
FN4419 Rev 6.00
March 2004
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