SLVSHS0A March 2025 – October 2025 TPS482H85-Q1
PRODUCTION DATA
Refer to the PDF data sheet for device specific package drawings
SEL pin is used to multiplex the shared current-sense function among the two channels within the same device. Pulling each pin high or low sets the corresponding channel to be output on the SNS pin if DIAG_EN is high. FLT pin in B variant represents a global interrupt that goes low if a fault occurs on any channel, except for open load and short-to-battery faults. For open load and short-to-battery faults, FLT goes low only if the selected channel has the fault.
If current sense information is multiplexed across different devices, do not directly tie the SNS pins together across multiple devices. When the DIAG_EN is LOW, there is an internal clamp at SNS pin that clamps the voltage to approximately 2V. One device SNS pin is able to affect the SNS readback of other devices if tied directly.
To use the SNS pin across multiple devices, connect individual SNS pin to different analog input pins of MCU; see Figure 7-10. Alternatively, use an external analog MUX to connect to a single MCU pin; see Figure 7-11.
| DIAG_EN | ENx | SEL | SNS ACTIVATED CHANNEL | SNS | FLT | PROTECTIONS AND DIAGNOSTICS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L | H | — | — | 0V. Clamp to 2V internally if external voltage is applied to the pin. | See Fault Table | SNS disabled, FLT reporting, full protection |
| L | High-Z | Diagnostics disabled, no protection | ||||
| H | — | 0 | Channel 1 | Fault Table | See Fault Table | See Fault Table |
| 1 | Channel 2 |