SFFS240A August   2022  – October 2022 TPS55288-Q1 , TPS552882-Q1

 

  1.   Trademarks
  2. 1Overview
  3. 2Functional Safety Failure In Time (FIT) Rates
  4. 3Failure Mode Distribution (FMD)
  5. 4Pin Failure Mode Analysis (Pin FMA)
  6. 5Revision History

Pin Failure Mode Analysis (Pin FMA)

This section provides a Failure Mode Analysis (FMA) for the pins of the TPS55288-Q1 and TPS552882-Q1. The failure modes covered in this document include the typical pin-by-pin failure scenarios:

  • Pin short-circuited to Ground (see Table 4-2)
  • Pin open-circuited (see Table 4-3)
  • Pin short-circuited to an adjacent pin (see Table 4-4)
  • Pin short-circuited to supply (see Table 4-5)

Table 4-2 through Table 4-5 also indicate how these pin conditions can affect the device as per the failure effects classification in Table 4-1.

Table 4-1 TI Classification of Failure Effects
ClassFailure Effects
APotential device damage that affects functionality
BNo device damage, but loss of functionality
CNo device damage, but performance degradation
DNo device damage, no impact to functionality or performance

Figure 4-1 and Figure 4-2 show the TPS55288-Q1 and TPS552882-Q1 pin diagrams. For a detailed description of the device pins please refer to the Pin Configuration and Functions section in the TPS55288-Q1 36-V, 16-A Buck-Boost Converter with I2C Interface and TPS552882-Q1 36-V, 16-A Buck-Boost Converter data sheets.

GUID-20200817-CA0I-JPSM-M98C-ZB99WSNBHQ1L-low.gifFigure 4-1 TPS55288-Q1 Pin Diagram
GUID-0572F5AD-865E-4DC7-BC21-2CE5B3D96CDA-low.gif Figure 4-2 TPS552882-Q1 Pin Diagram

Following are the assumptions of use and the device configuration assumed for the pin FMA in this section:

Table 4-2 Pin FMA for Device Pins Short-Circuited to Ground
Pin NamePin No.Description of Potential Failure Effect(s)Failure Effect Class
DR1L 1 Possible device damage A
DR1H 2 No output voltage B
VIN 3 The device does not operate. Power supply is short. B
EN/UVLO 4 Loss of ENABLE functionality. The device remains in shutdown mode. B
SCL 5 For the TPS55288-Q1, there is no output voltage. B
PG For the TPS552882-Q1, this is the correct output voltage. Loss of power-good indication functionality C
SDA 6 For the TPS55288-Q1, there is no output voltage. B
CC For TPS552882-Q1, this is the correct output voltage. Loss of constant current output indication functionality C
DITH/SYNC 7 Correct output voltage. Loss of DITH/SYNC functionality C
FSW 8 Possible device damage A
PGND 9 No effect D
AGND 10 The internal circuit can be disturbed. C
VOUT 11 The device remains in hiccup output short circuit protection mode. B
ISP 12 The device remains in hiccup output short circuit protection mode. B
ISN 13 No output voltage B
FB/INT 14 For the TPS55288-Q1, when internal feedback is used, this pin always indicates low even in the normal condition. When external feedback is used, OVP is triggered. B
FB For the TPS552882-Q1, OVP is triggered. B
MODE 15 For the TPS55288-Q1, the device always works in FPWM mode with I2C target address 74H, but no output voltage with I2C target address 75H. B
For the TPS552882-Q1, the device remains in FPWM mode and internal VCC source. Loss of PFM mode and external VCC source functionality. C
CDC 16 For the TPS55288-Q1, there is no effect when internal CDC compensation is used, but loss of the cable voltage drop compensation and the output voltage is overcompensated when external CDC compensation is used. C
For the TPS552882-Q1, there is loss of the cable voltage drop compensation functionality and the output voltage is overcompensated. B
ILIM 17 Potential damage to inductor and chip A
COMP 18 The output voltage is out of regulation. If in FPWM, the converter works in minimum tON. If in PFM, there is no switching. B
VCC 19 The device does not operate. VCC is short. B
BOOT2 20 No output voltage B
SW2 21 Possible device damage A
BOOT1 22 No output voltage B
SW1 23 Possible device damage A
PGND 24 No effect D
SW2 25 Possible device damage A
VOUT 26 The device remains in hiccup output short circuit protection mode. B
Table 4-3 Pin FMA for Device Pins Open-Circuited
Pin NamePin No.Description of Potential Failure Effect(s)Failure Effect Class
DR1L 1 Correct output voltage. Efficiency is lower. C
DR1H 2 No output voltage B
VIN 3 The device does not work and there is no output voltage. B
EN/UVLO 4 No output voltage. Loss of ENABLE functionality B
SCL 5 For the TPS55288-Q1, there is no output voltage. B
PG For the TPS552882-Q1, this is the correct output voltage. Loss of power-good indication functionality C
SDA 6 For the TPS55288-Q1, there is no output voltage. B
CC For the TPS552882-Q1, this is the correct output voltage. Loss of constant current output indication functionality C
DITH/SYNC 7 Correct output voltage. Loss of DITH/SYNC functionality C
FSW 8 No output voltage B
PGND 9 Possible device damage A
AGND 10 Possible device damage A
VOUT 11 Possible device damage A
ISP 12 No output voltage B
ISN 13 The output voltage is out of regulation. B
FB/INT 14 For the TPS55288-Q1, there is a loss of the FAULT indicator function when internal feedback is used. OVP is triggered when external feedback is used. B
FB For the TPS552882-Q1, OVP is triggered. B
MODE 15 For the TPS55288-Q1, the device always works in PFM mode with I2C target address 75H and external VCC source. No output with I2C target address 74H. B
For the TPS552882-Q1, the device remains in PFM mode and external VCC source. Loss of FPWM mode and internal VCC source functionality C
CDC 16 Loss of CDC functionality and no cable voltage drop compensation C
ILIM 17 The output current capability decreases. B
COMP 18 Output voltage is out of regulation. B
VCC 19 Possible device damage A
BOOT2 20 Efficiency is lower. B
SW2 21 Possible device damage A
BOOT1 22 Possible device damage A
SW1 23 Possible device damage A
PGND 24 Possible device damage A
SW2 25 Possible device damage A
VOUT 26 Possible device damage A
Table 4-4 Pin FMA for Device Pins Short-Circuited to Adjacent Pin
Pin NamePin No.Shorted toDescription of Potential Failure Effect(s)Failure Effect Class
DR1L 1 DR1H No output voltage B
DR1H 2 VIN Possible device damage A
VIN 3 EN/UVLO The EN/UVLO pin is damaged if VIN is higher than 20 V. A
EN/UVLO 4 SCL For the TPS55288-Q1, the SCL pin is damaged if EN/UVLO is higher than 6 V. A
PG For the TPS552882-Q1, the PG pin is damaged if EN/UVLO is higher than 6 V. A
SCL 5 SDA For the TPS55288-Q1, there is no output voltage. B
PG CC For the TPS552882-Q1, this is the correct output voltage. Loss of PG and CC functionality C
SDA 6 DITH/SYNC For the TPS55288-Q1, this is the correct output voltage. Loss of DITH/SYNC functionality C
CC For the TPS552882-Q1, this is the correct output voltage. Loss of CC and DITH/SYNC functionality C
DITH/SYNC 7 FSW Possible device damage A
FSW 8 PGND Possible device damage A
PGND 9 AGND The internal circuit can be disturbed. C
AGND 10 VOUT The device remains in hiccup output short circuit protection mode and the internal circuit can be disturbed. B
VOUT 11 ISP Output current limit accuracy is affected. C
ISP 12 ISN Correct output voltage. Loss of output current limit functionality C
ISN 13 FB/INT For the TPS55288-Q1, the FB/INT pin damaged if ISN is higher than 6 V. A
FB For the TPS552882-Q1, output voltage equals 1.2 V. B
FB/INT 14 MODE For the TPS55288-Q1, no output voltage when internal feedback is used. When external feedback is used, OVP is triggered. B
FB For the TPS552882-Q1, OVP is triggered. B
MODE 15 CDC Loss of CDC functionality and output voltage is out of regulation. B
CDC 16 ILIM Incorrect current limit setting and CDC compensation B
ILIM 17 COMP Output voltage is out of regulation. B
COMP 18 VCC OVP is triggered. B
VCC 19 BOOT2 The VCC pin is damaged if BOOT2 is higher than 6 V. A
BOOT2 20 SW2 Efficiency is lower because the boost HFET is always off. C
SW2 21 BOOT1 Possible device damage A
BOOT1 22 SW1 Output voltage is out of regulation. B
SW1 23 DR1L Possible device damage if SW1 is higher than 6 V A
PGND 24 SW2 Potential device damage A
SW2 25 VOUT Possible device damage A
Table 4-5 Pin FMA for Device Pins Short-Circuited to supply
Pin NamePin No.Description of Potential Failure Effect(s)Failure Effect Class
DR1L 1 The DR1L pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
DR1H 2 Possible device damage A
VIN 3 No effect D
EN/UVLO 4 The EN/UVLO pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 20 V. A
SCL 5 For the TPS55288-Q1, the SCL pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
PG For the TPS552882-Q1, the PG pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
SDA 6 For the TPS55288-Q1, the SDA pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
CC For the TPS552882-Q1, the CC pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
DITH/SYNC 7 The DITH/SYNC pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
FSW 8 The FSW pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
PGND 9 The device does not operate. Power supply is short. B
AGND 10 The device does not operate. Power supply is short. B
VOUT 11 The VOUT pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 25 V. The output voltage is equal to the supply voltage. A
ISP 12 The ISP pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 25 V. The output voltage is equal to the supply voltage. A
ISN 13 The ISN pin damaged if supply voltage is higher than 25 V. The output voltage is equal to the supply voltage. A
FB/INT 14 For the TPS55288-Q1, the FB/INT pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
FB For the TPS552882-Q1, the FB pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
MODE 15 The MODE pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
CDC 16 The CDC pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
ILIM 17 The ILIM pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
COMP 18 The COMP pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
VCC 19 The VCC pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 6 V. A
BOOT2 20 The BOOT2 pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 31 V. A
SW2 21 The SW2 pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 25 V and internal power FETs are damaged. A
BOOT1 22 Possible device damage A
SW1 23 Damage to internal power FETs A
PGND 24 The device does not operate. Power supply is short. B
SW2 25 The SW2 pin is damaged if supply voltage is higher than 25 V and internal power FETs are damaged. A
VOUT 26 The VOUT pin damaged if supply voltage is higher than 25 V. The output voltage is equal to the supply voltage. A