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SPSB100 Datenblatt(PDF) 48 Page - STMicroelectronics

Teilenummer SPSB100
Bauteilbeschribung  Automotive power management IC for highly integrated processors
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Any further voltage attachment to SWDBG pin at VIO is ignored, until the next SPSB100 power-up sequence.
This helps to protect unwanted SW-Debug mode entry and well enables possible share of this pin with other
functions.
Once the SW-Debug mode is established, it persists until terminated via SPI command SWDBG_EXIT or until the
next power on reset (battery unplug and replug). If terminated by SPI command the watchdog starts immediately
with a long open window.
The SW-Debug mode status can be monitored by the SPI status register WD_ENA_ECHO = 0.
The state of the SWDBG pin can be monitored by the live bit SWDBG_STATE.
In final application, it is possible to detect the hardware fault “SWDBG shorted to VIO” using the following
procedure.
After the MCU boot-up, the software shall read the SPSB100 state. The expected state is REC-1. If the SWDBG
pin is faulty shorted to VIO then the device reaches SWDBG state.
In such a case it is possible to kill the timeout by setting the KILL_SWDBG_TIMEOUT control bit: the device
transits to REC-1 state and the watchdog is enabled disregarding the SWDBG pin voltage.
This feature is useful to prevent an increase of start-up time when the hardware fault “SWDBG shorted to VIO” is
present.
3.18
VREG
The VREG is dedicated to generate the bootstrap voltage for the BUCKs in active and REC-1 states. It is supplied
by FBB pin in active-full power and by FB1 in active-low power.
VREG has a 3.3 V output and 150 mA current capability.
VREG cannot be used to supply external blocks.
The voltage regulator is protected against undervoltage: if the VREG output voltage is going below VVREG_UV for
a delay higher than tVREG_UV, flag INT_REG_UV is set and the device will execute a power down sequence to
enter in DEEP-SLEEP state.
The voltage regulator is protected against overvoltage: if the VREG output voltage is going above VVREG_OV for a
delay higher than tVREG_OV, flag INT_REG_OV is set and the device will execute a power down sequence to
enter in DEEP-SLEEP state.
The voltage regulator is protected against a short to ground during INIT state. If the VREG output voltage is not
able to reach VVREG_UV after tVREG_stup, flag INT_REG_UV is set and the device will make a transition to DEEP-
SLEEP state.
Current limitation IVREG_CCmax of the regulator ensures fast charge of external decoupling capacitor.
The output voltage is stable for ceramic load capacitors, see CVREG in the Section 7.22: VREG voltage regulator.
Warning temperature detection is managed by a local thermal sensor (flag is TW_CL0).
Warning temperature detection generates an IRQ except if MASK_CL0_TW_IRQ is set.
In case the device temperature exceeds the TSD_CL0 threshold, the device executes a power down sequence
before entering in REC-2 state.
SPSB100
Functional description
DS14640 - Rev 2
page 48/213



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