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Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks as though VCC-IO and VDD-SYS/VDD-CORE come up at the same time in your design. The datasheet for the F133/D1s states that the VCC-IO rail has to come up at least 2ms before VDD-SYS/VDD-CORE.
It seems as though you may have realized this and added an RC circuit to the enable pins on the buck converters for the +1.8V and +0.9V rails to delay start-up, but in actuality you should only delay enabling the +0.9V rail to achieve the desired sequencing.
Similarly, it looks like the reset pin is required to be held low until at least 64ms after VDD-CORE comes up, but in your design it's always pulled high (unless someone hits the reset button).
Let me know what you think.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks as though VCC-IO and VDD-SYS/VDD-CORE come up at the same time in your design. The datasheet for the F133/D1s states that the VCC-IO rail has to come up at least 2ms before VDD-SYS/VDD-CORE.
It seems as though you may have realized this and added an RC circuit to the enable pins on the buck converters for the +1.8V and +0.9V rails to delay start-up, but in actuality you should only delay enabling the +0.9V rail to achieve the desired sequencing.
Similarly, it looks like the reset pin is required to be held low until at least 64ms after VDD-CORE comes up, but in your design it's always pulled high (unless someone hits the reset button).
Let me know what you think.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: