The device provides a power-good
indicator (PGOOD) to simplify sequencing and supervision. PGOOD is an open-drain
output and a pullup resistor can be externally connected. The PGOOD switch opens
when the VOUT pin voltage is higher than the VUVP-H undervoltage
threshold. PGOOD is pulled low under the following conditions:
- The VOUT-pin voltage is below the
VOUT falling undervoltage threshold VUVP-L.
- The VOUT-pin voltage is above the
110% VOVP_H or the programmed VOVP_max-H rising threshold
and the PGOODOVP_enable function is enabled (see CFG1-pin Settings). PGOOD is not pulled low when the
PGOODOVP_enable function is disabled.
- The device is in SHUTDOWN state
and VBIAS is greater than approximately 1.7V (see Functional State Diagram).
- The EN/UVLO-pin voltage is
falling below the undervoltage lockout threshold voltage
VUVLO-FALLING.
- The VCC regulator voltage VCC
falls below the undervoltage lockout threshold
VVCC-UVLO-FALLING.
- Thermal Shutdown is triggered
(see Functional State Diagram).
- The HB-pin voltage is below the
VHB falling VHB-UVLO threshold and boot refresh enters
the 512 cycles hiccup mode off time (see MOSFET Drivers, Integrated Boot Diode, and Hiccup Mode
Fault Protection (LO, HO, HB-pin)). PGOOD is only pulled low during the Hiccup off-time.
- The switch peak current limit is
exceeded by 20% and the ICL_latch function is enabled (see CFG1-pin Settings).
- An OTP memory fault occurred (CRC
fault).