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TEA19051BT
USB-PD 2.0/USB-PD 3.0/QC 2.0/QC 3.0/QC 4 (+) controller for SMPS
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8.11 Protections
Table 5 gives an overview of the available protections. All protections except the OGP
operate in safe restart mode. All protections except UVP are implemented in hardware.
When a fault condition occurs, the load switch is immediately opened. When the fault
condition is removed, the load switch is closed again. The VCC is set to default and the
minimum delay defined in MTP is passed.
8.11.1 Protections overview
Table 5. Overview of protections
Protection Description Implementation Default filter
UVLO undervoltage lockout hardware -
OVP overvoltage protection hardware 30 μs
OCP overcurrent protection hardware 20 ms
OTP (internal) overtemperature
protection
hardware -
2 times OTP
(external)
overtemperature protection hardware -
OGP open-ground protection hardware -
UVP undervoltage protection software -
OSUP open-supply (VCC) protection hardware -
OV_DP_DM overvoltage protection DP and DM pins hardware 127 μs
OV_CC1_CC2 overvoltage protection CC1 and CC2 pins hardware 127 μs
8.11.2 Secondary side safe restart protection
When a safe restart protection is triggered, the load switch is immediately turned off.
The voltage loop is kept on and is regulated to the initial value (5 V typical). As the
load switch is immediately turned off before the regulation reduces the output power,
the VCC voltage may increase. To ensure that the VCC voltage has dropped to a safe
value, before the load switch is turned on again, V
CC
is discharged via an internal current
source of 20 mA if it exceeds the level of 1.05 × V
default
.
When the protection is triggered, the safe restart timer is started. After 1 s (default
value), a restart sequence is performed, which reinitializes all circuits. Optionally, most
protections can be changed to latched protections in MTP.
8.11.3 UnderVoltage LockOut (UVLO)
The level at which the UVLO protection is triggered is fixed. When V
CC
drops to below
the UVLO level, the load switch is immediately turned off. All settings are reset to their
initial values. Internal circuitries are disabled.