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UM-PM-029 

 

DA9213, DA9214, and DA9215 Performance 
Boards 

  

User Manual 

Revision 2.0 

25-Feb-2022 

CFR0012 

23 of 37 

© 2022 Renesas Electronics 

There is an easy way to modify the output voltage of BUCKA. This is by using the VBUCKA_CTRL_A 
and VBUCKA_CTRL_B registers, see the red box in 

Figure 15

. 

In the 

BUCK_SEL

 field choose 

VBUCK_A

 (see the red arrow in 

Figure 15

), now changing the value 

in 

VBUCKA_CTRL_A

 changes the output voltage. This initiates a DVC transition towards the new 

selected voltage.  

 

Figure 15: Output Voltage Control 

By toggling the value on 

BUCK_SEL

 it is also possible to change the output voltage between the 

value contained in 

VBUCKA_CTRL_A

 and the value contained in 

VBUCKA_CTRL_B

.  

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for DA9213

Page 1: ...15 Performance Boards UM PM 029 Abstract This document is a user guide for DA9213 DA9214 and DA9215 Performance Boards It provides the basic information on how to configure the PCB how to install and use the Power Commander GUI software ...

Page 2: ...upply Regulators 30 B 3 Control and I O Signals 31 Appendix C Scripting 33 C 1 Text File Format 33 C 2 Examples 34 Revision History 36 Figures Figure 1 Successful Installation Procedure 8 Figure 2 DA9213 Performance Board 227 02 A 9 Figure 3 DA9214 Performance Board 227 04 D 10 Figure 4 DA9215 Performance Board 227 07 B 11 Figure 5 Initial Interface 12 Figure 6 DUT Selection 13 Figure 7 Measuremen...

Page 3: ...he Buck Output Voltage 25 Figure 20 ATSAM3U µ Controller for USB I2C bridge 30 Figure 21 Mini USB Input and Internal Rails Generation 31 Figure 22 Control and I O Signals Headers 31 Figure 23 GPIOs Control Jumpers 32 Figure 24 GPIOs Control Schematic 32 Figure 25 History Log 35 Tables Table 1 DA9213 Performance Board 227 02 A Links Description 27 Table 2 DA9214 Performance Board 227 04 D Links Des...

Page 4: ... BGA Ball Grid Array CPU Central Processing Unit DDR Double Data Rate SDRAM Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory DUT Device Under Test GPU Graphic Processing Unit GUI Graphical User Interface PCB Printed Circuit Board POL Point Of Load PSU Power Supply Unit USB Universal Serial Bus 2 References 1 DA9213 DA9214 and DA9215 Datasheet Dialog Semiconductor ...

Page 5: ...tems including all Li Ion battery supplied applications DA9213 DA9214 and DA9215 Performance Boards have been designed to allow measurement evaluation and programming of the device The Power Commander software DA9215_1v5 can be used for DA9213 DA9214 and or DA9215 Performance Boards It uses a simple graphical interface allowing the device to be controlled via the USB port of a PC The mini USB conn...

Page 6: ...on 2 0 25 Feb 2022 CFR0012 6 of 37 2022 Renesas Electronics 2 Click the radio button to accept the software license agreements twice 3 Click Next to begin the software installation 4 When the installer indicates it has finished updating click Finish to complete the process ...

Page 7: ...B cable so that Windows detects the USB device A prompt for the drivers which should be automatically located in the Driver_PID 1011 directory of the media appears If this does not happen automatically open the Device Manager 6 Double click on the unknown Dialog device and update the driver as shown 7 Browse to the Driver_PID 1011 directory of the media When installed correctly Dialog USB Driver i...

Page 8: ...rds User Manual Revision 2 0 25 Feb 2022 CFR0012 8 of 37 2022 Renesas Electronics Figure 1 Successful Installation Procedure To uninstall the software please use the Windows Add Remove Programs function which is in the Start Settings Control Panel menu ...

Page 9: ...is based on PCB numbered 227 07 B The Performance Board includes an USB I2C bridge for communication with the device and a few external active components to reduce the requirement for external equipment It also has some jumper links to provide access to different configurations and measurement test points see Appendix A Altering the jumper positions should only be done with a complete understandin...

Page 10: ...UM PM 029 DA9213 DA9214 and DA9215 Performance Boards User Manual Revision 2 0 25 Feb 2022 CFR0012 10 of 37 2022 Renesas Electronics Figure 3 DA9214 Performance Board 227 04 D ...

Page 11: ...UM PM 029 DA9213 DA9214 and DA9215 Performance Boards User Manual Revision 2 0 25 Feb 2022 CFR0012 11 of 37 2022 Renesas Electronics Figure 4 DA9215 Performance Board 227 07 B ...

Page 12: ...on start up If you do not have any to load click Cancel Figure 5 appears with the USB OK LED lit if the USB cable is correctly connected and the USB interface is functioning Figure 5 Initial Interface Three tabs are available across the top 1 Control for the main settings of I Os the interface and the status event registers 2 Configuration for advanced DA9213 DA9214 or DA9215 configuration 3 Buck ...

Page 13: ...n over the bus to be silent If this is set to automatic the program only polls the device while the application is the topmost window If obscured by another program or window polling is disabled LED If device is active this is green otherwise it is red Interface Select between USB I2C control offline mode and SPI Switching to offline then back to USB re initialises the USB interface USB OK The lig...

Page 14: ...o the file a save state operation while Register Dump reads the device contents including status registers into the file 6 3 Register Access This is probably the most important section of the Configuration Panel CoPMIC slave Set the slave address of the device This affects all I2C communications See also the register INTERFACE in the DA9213 4 5 Datasheet 1 Find Finds a control matching a full or p...

Page 15: ...ad back Reads all registers comparing with the panel controls 6 4 Control Tabs The tabs DA921X Control DA921X Configuration and DA921X Buck all have the same format Each register cluster comprises a control with a mixture of 1 Boolean toggle buttons 2 Multi value ring controls or slide controls 3 A hex indicator showing the total equivalent value 4 A read back indicator showing the current content...

Page 16: ...r control immediately sends the value to the selected register and reads the value back again comparing the result with the hex indicator Note that all bits of the registers are sent at once Therefore this does not allow changing multiple bits simultaneously If the read back indicator is red it indicates that the current value does not match the panel ...

Page 17: ...d applies for both DA9213 and DA9215 Performance Boards Figure 7 Measurement Set Up Supply DA9214 from the VSYS and GND connectors as shown in Figure 7 A voltage of 3 7 V typical Li Ion battery voltage is applied and the input current is measured via a multi meter The output voltage can be directly measured via a second multi meter Start the GUI software installed on your computer The USB OK LED o...

Page 18: ...mode For details please refer to the STAND_ALONE bit in the Datasheet 1 Synchronize the panel from the device by pressing the icon indicated by the red arrow in Figure 9 the target voltages and all DA9214 parameters are updated to the content of the IC registers Figure 9 Bottom Right Interface Indicator Enable the BUCKA converter by pressing on the BUCK_EN button in BUCKA Control which is equivale...

Page 19: ... can be performed by clicking the Read button see Figure 11 Figure 11 Middle Right Interface Indicator After enabling the BUCKA converter it is possible to monitor the output voltage on the PCB via an external multi meter connected to the VOUT_A pin as shown in Figure 7 The read back should provide a value close to 1 0 V If the part is not trimmed the value can slightly differ from the target It i...

Page 20: ... Figure 12 Monitoring the Inductor Current of BUCKA When BUCKA is enabled only phase 1 LX_A1 is switching whilst phase 2 LX_A2 does not This is happens when PH_SH_EN1 is asserted Since no load is applied to the output of the buck converter DA9214 automatically optimizes the number of active phases and turns off phase 2 to save power ...

Page 21: ... of 37 2022 Renesas Electronics Figure 13 Inductor Current of Phase 1 Phase Shedding Enabled To disable the phase shedding set the PH_SH_EN1 bit to zero thereby forcing both phases to be enabled The inductor current of phase 1 and phase 2 when BUCKA operates with two active phases is shown in Figure 14 ...

Page 22: ... PM 029 DA9213 DA9214 and DA9215 Performance Boards User Manual Revision 2 0 25 Feb 2022 CFR0012 22 of 37 2022 Renesas Electronics Figure 14 Inductor Current of Phase 1 and Phase 2 Phase Shedding Disabled ...

Page 23: ..._B registers see the red box in Figure 15 In the BUCK_SEL field choose VBUCK_A see the red arrow in Figure 15 now changing the value in VBUCKA_CTRL_A changes the output voltage This initiates a DVC transition towards the new selected voltage Figure 15 Output Voltage Control By toggling the value on BUCK_SEL it is also possible to change the output voltage between the value contained in VBUCKA_CTRL...

Page 24: ... Figure 16 DVC Transition The voltage is decreased by 400 mV in approximately 40 µs therefore the slope of the DVC transition can be seen as 10 mV µs The value can be set on the SLEW_RATE1 field of CONTROL_A register This field is located on the Buck tab of the GUI as shown by the red arrow in Figure 17 Do not confuse the slew rate setting of DVC voltage changes with the UP_CTRL DOWN_CTRL of each ...

Page 25: ...egisters as shown in Figure 18 Figure 18 GPIO Port Voltage Control Simply change the connection of red jumper highlighted by the red circle in Figure 19 which is reflected into a change of the output voltage of BUCKA between VBUCKA_CTRL_A and VBUCKA_CTRL_B So the BUCK_SEL bit functionality has been replaced by the GPI4 input port The same procedure can be applied to the BUCK_GPI field which select...

Page 26: ...table effects when used in conjunction with a USB hub It is recommended that a direct connection is made to the USB interface board The software is optimized for a display screen size of 1024 by 768 pixels or greater with fonts set to Normal 96dpi There have been reported issues of unpredictable display effects when large fonts 120dpi are used This can be changed from the Window Properties Setting...

Page 27: ...of the BUCKA converter J16 to VOUT Connects L4 to the output of the BUCKA converter J18 to VDDIO Connections for GPIOs pull up resistors J19 BUCKA local VOUT BUCKA VOUT local headers J20 Connects GPIOs to 100 kΩ pull up resistors J21 to VDDIO connections for nIRQ via 100 kΩ pull up resistors J22 Connection for GPIOs J23 Connects GPIOs to GND via 100 kΩ pull down resistors J24 to VDDIO Connection f...

Page 28: ... VOUT Connects LB2 to the output of the BUCKB converter J20 to VOUT Connects LB1 to the output of the BUCKB converter J21 to VDDIO Connections for GPIOs pull up resistors J22 Connects GPIOs to 100 kΩ pull up resistors J23 to VDDIO connections for nIRQ via 100 kΩ pull up resistors J24 Connection for GPIOs J25 Connects GPIOs to GND via 100 kΩ pull down resistors J26 to VDDIO Connection for I2 C inte...

Page 29: ...UT Connects LA1 to the output of the BUCKA converter J21 To VOUT Connects LA2 to the output of the BUCKA converter J22 to VDDIO Connections for GPIOs pull up resistors J23 BUCKA local VOUT BUCKA VOUT local headers J25 to VDDIO connections for nIRQ via 100 kΩ pull up resistors J26 Connects GPIOs to 100 kΩ pull up resistors J27 Connection for GPIOs J28 to VDDIO Connection for I2 C interface pull up ...

Page 30: ...control signals 2 To provide the discrete signals for the GPIOs The USB I2C bridge is powered via the USB cable via a fixed 3 3 V regulator Jumpers J31 and J32 on 227 04 D are used to select between I2C and SPI communication to DA9214 This has to be configured with the IF_TYPE field of INTERFACE2 register Figure 20 ATSAM3U µ Controller for USB I2 C bridge B 2 I O and Supply Regulators The external...

Page 31: ...quired a suitable connector can bring these signals to the system board for integrated development If used in this way the other links which also control these pins should be removed to avoid logic or voltage clashes The arrangement of the jumper links to the GPIO pins is shown in Figure 23 The jumpers may be inserted on J27 for USB control and monitor The jumpers can also be placed on the headers...

Page 32: ...UM PM 029 DA9213 DA9214 and DA9215 Performance Boards User Manual Revision 2 0 25 Feb 2022 CFR0012 32 of 37 2022 Renesas Electronics Figure 23 GPIOs Control Jumpers Figure 24 GPIOs Control Schematic ...

Page 33: ...ice slave address in 8 bit format Alternatively the first parameter can be a token WRITE2 writes to the device at the currently selected slave address I2C mode only READ2 reads from the device a the values of a number of registers PORT sets the selected digital control line to the specified value 1 or 0 PORTREAD reads the value of the specified digital control line PORTDIR sets the direction of th...

Page 34: ...A 10 READ2 0xD1 10 Change value of register n_BUCK1_CONF_A WRITE2 n_BUCK1_CONF_A FF Read back the new configured value READ2 n_BUCK1_CONF_A 1 Configure the GPIO2 as output port Note the _N identifying the slave PORTDIR GPIO2_N 1 Set the level of GPIO2 low PORT GPIO2_N 0 Read back the voltage at GPIO2 PORTREAD GPIO2_N Set the level of GPIO2 high PORT GPIO2_N 1 Read back the voltage at GPIO2 PORTREA...

Page 35: ...UM PM 029 DA9213 DA9214 and DA9215 Performance Boards User Manual Revision 2 0 25 Feb 2022 CFR0012 35 of 37 2022 Renesas Electronics Figure 25 History Log ...

Page 36: ...rmance Boards User Manual Revision 2 0 25 Feb 2022 CFR0012 36 of 37 2022 Renesas Electronics Revision History Revision Date Description 1 0 26 May 2017 Initial version 2 0 25 Feb 2022 File was rebranded with new logo copyright and disclaimer ...

Page 37: ...ch may result in modifications or additions APPROVED or unmarked The content of this document has been approved for publication RoHS Compliance Dialog Semiconductor s suppliers certify that its products are in compliance with the requirements of Directive 2011 65 EU of the European Parliament on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment RoHS ...

Page 38: ...re intended for developers skilled in the art designing with Renesas products You are solely responsible for 1 selecting the appropriate products for your application 2 designing validating and testing your application and 3 ensuring your application meets applicable standards and any other safety security or other requirements These resources are subject to change without notice Renesas grants yo...

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