
2
Board configuration
The configuration settings of the
chip are retrieved from the OTP memory at power-up, but they
can be temporary changed via GUI once the ISB68WTX is powered and the modified values are kept until a reset
of chip occurs.
settings are the following:
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The coil and resonant capacitors are designed for delivering 2.5 W using 5 V supply
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The output load to be adjusted gradually in steps of 10 mA to avoid high load transient
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The output current limit is set to 2 A
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The inverter maximum operating frequency set to 205 kHz, minimum operating frequency set to 110 kHz
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The duty cycle range minimum 20%, maximum 50%
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The ping frequency is set to 150Khz, ping interval set to 2seconds
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External TX device monitor feature is enabled
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TX Ping is disabled when external TX is detected
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TX Control Error Packet (CEP) time out set to 800msecs
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Frequency HOP frequency used in case of ASK modulation failure is set to 2900 Hz
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Control Error Packet time out max count set to 6
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Following interrupts are enabled by default
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Over Temperature Protection Interrupt (OTP)
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Over Current Protection Interrupt (OCP)
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End of Power Transfer Packet Interrupt (EPT)
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EXT TX device detect interrupt
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Switch to Qi TX Mode is disabled, need to enable it for starting TX mode
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Enable Tx ping can be used to start the ping (default it is enabled) disable TX ping
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Disable TX ping can be used to stop the Ping (power transfer will be terminated)
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Enable FOD detection (default it is disabled)
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Following Default Protection Threshold settings used
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Over Temperature Protection at 90 °C
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The default setting for the over-temperature protection consists in disabling the TX inverter output in case
one of the temperature sensors detects more than 90 °C
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Over Current Protection (OCP) at 2 A resulting in Tx Inverter output disconnection
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Over Voltage Protection (OVP) at 10 V resulting in Tx inverter output disconnection
2.1
Board configuration and test points
The STEVAL-ISB68WTX has several connectors and test points to ease access to key signals.
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Board configuration
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