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Hello everyone, in this lesson we will continue to look at the timing of the A card
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In the last lesson, we saw the generation of bus power supply.
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Next, let's look at the generation of core power supply VDDCR_GFX and VDDCR_SOC
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We opened the catalog to find their power supply chip, on page 16
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You can see that this is their power supply chip
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This power supply chip has a lot of pins, and its power supply chip is made by IR series Infineon
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This means that the chip is programmed
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But the most basic external conditions required by this chip are power supply and open signal
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When the chip has power supply and open signal,
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it will control the DRMOS work through these PWM pins to generate the corresponding power supply
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Next, let's take a look at its power supply and open signal
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Its power supply VCC is connected to +3.3V_BUS
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This is the 3.3V power supply of the golden finger, which has been generated now
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Let's draw this step
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Next we come to the open signal
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Its turn-on signal is at pin 21
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The external name of this enable signal is VDDGFX_VDDC_EN
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Let's find out where this signal went
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It can be seen that this signal is generated by this part of the circuit
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To generate a high-level core power supply start signal, then Q1026 must be cut off
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It is an NPN transistor with low level cut-off
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Then its B level must be low, and Q1024 must be turned on.
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Q1024 is an N-channel MOS tube, high level conduction
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It connects the PG signal of +0.75V
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And this PG signal has been generated in the last power supply
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Then the turn-on signal of the core power supply is also generated
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Let's draw this step for him too
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With the power supply and open signal, the chip will work, send a PWM signal to the DRMOS,
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and control these DRMOS to generate two core power supplies
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At the same time, it can be seen that the power supply pin of this DRMOS is powered by 5V
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At this time, we have not found a 5V generating circuit
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Let's search to see how 5V is generated
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You can see that 5V is generated from here
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This is also a PWM circuit
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The workflow of this chip is also relatively simple
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First, a VIN power supply pin is required, and then a 5V linear
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After getting another turn-on signal, the chip can start to work, and can output 5V power supply
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This power supply will also return to the FB pin for voltage regulation feedback
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When the voltage is stable, it will send out a PG signal
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Therefore, the external conditions required by this chip are still power supply and opening,
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that is, VIN and EN
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Let's look at VIN first
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VIN is connected to the golden finger
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12V power supply is already available
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Let's draw this step for him
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After the power supply is available, let's look for the enable signal EN
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It can be seen that it is not connected to anything externally,
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and it is directly pulled up by the 12V gold finger through the pull-up resistor
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So the EN signal is also there
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With the 5V power supply, the DRMOS powered by the core will also have power supply,
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then two core power supplies can be generated.
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At this point, the core power supply is generated