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XDPP1100 technical reference manual
Digital power controller
Current sense (IS)
Lower-valued settings of
ispX_err_ratio_sel
are very sensitive and may cause false fault declaration,
particularly in noisy current sense environments. Therefore, it is recommended to use only the higher-valued
ispX_err_ratio_sel
settings of 6 or 7.
3.4
Current sense registers
The relevant current sense registers and their descriptions are provided in
Table 16
Current sense-related register descriptions
Peripheral Field name
Access Address
Bits
Description
analog
isen1_gain_mode
RW
7000_0400h [13:12] ISEN1 (ISEN) gain mode select.
Defines LSB weight of ISEN1 ADC.
Also defines expected reference
voltage level on IREF1 (IREF).
0: Reserved
1: LSB = 100 µV, IREF level = GND
2: LSB = 1.45 mV, IREF level = GND
3: LSB = 1.45 mV, IREF level = 1.2 V
analog
isen2_gain_mode
RW
7000_0400h [15:14] ISEN2 (BISEN) gain mode select.
Defines LSB weight of ISEN2 ADC.
Also defines expected reference
voltage level on IREF2 (BIREF).
0: Reserved
1: LSB = 100 µV, BIREF level = GND
2: LSB = 1.45 mV, BIREF level = GND
3: LSB = 1.45 mV, BIREF level = 1.2 V
isen
ce_ktrack_hiz
RW
7000_2400h
(ISEN)
7000_2800h
(BISEN)
[3:0]
Current sense tracking gain in the
HIZ state. The tracking gain defines
the relative strength of the IADC-
based correction term applied to
the emulated current waveform.
The HIZ state generally refers to the
state when all primary and
secondary switches are off. Note
that this register should be set to 0
for primary-side current sense and
for the boost topology.
LSB = 1/16 V/V, range = 0 to
15/16 V/V
isen
ce_ktrack_off
RW
7000_2400h
(ISEN)
7000_2800h
(BISEN)
[7:4]
Current sense tracking gain in the
off-state. The tracking gain defines
the relative stength of the IADC-
based correction term applied to
the emulated current waveform.
The off-state generally refers to the
state when the output inductor
current is in its downward slope
cycle (e.g., primary FETs off,
secondary FETs on in a bridge
topology). Note that this register
should be set to 0 for primary-side