SNVSCP5A April 2025 – August 2025 TPS7H3024-SP
PRODMIX
The pull-up voltage for the push-pull outputs is externally provided by the user. PULL_UP1 (input) is the pull-up voltage domain for all RESETx outputs (RESET1 to RESET4), while PULL_UP2 (input) is the pull-up voltage domain for the PWRGD and WDO outputs. Refer to Figure 8-10 to Figure 8-13.
Each output stage consists of a high side PMOS and low side NMOS (CMOS) pair. The PMOS resistance is typically 9Ω (max of 20Ω) while the NMOS is 16Ω typically (max of 36Ω), when VPULL_UPx ≥ 3.3V. PULL_UP1 and PULL_UP2, have a voltage range of 1.6V to 7V, and can be independently biased or tied to the same voltage rail, however both most be biased. The output resistance of the PMOS leg has a PULL_UPx voltage dependency. The lower the PULL_UPx voltage, the higher the PMOS resistance.
When VIN < VPOR_IN (2V maximum) or VPULL_UPx > VPOR_PULL_UPx (1.1V maximum) the output are in a known pull-down state. At this condition the outputs have reduced sinking capabilities with VOL ≤ 320mV when the device is sinking 100μA of current into the outputs:
Once the input voltage range is within the recommended input voltage range of 3V to 14V, the outputs have the full strength capabilities of ±10mA, per output.