Infineon TLE6244X DS v07 00 en
Infineon TLE6244X DS v07 00 en
Infineon TLE6244X DS v07 00 en
Data Sheet
Features
• Short Circuit Protection
• Overtemperature Protection
• Overvoltage Protection
• 16 bit Serial Data Input and Diagnostic Output
(2 bit/chan. acc. SPI Protocol)
• Direct Parallel Control of 16 channels for PWM Applications
• Low Quiescent Current
• Compatible with 3.3V Microcontrollers PG-MQFP-64-10
• Electrostatic discharge (ESD) Protection
• Green Product (RoHS-compliant)
• AEC qualified
General description
18-fold Low-Side Switch (0.35 Ω to 1 Ω) in Smart Power Technology (SPT) with a Serial Pe-
ripheral Interface (SPI) and 18 open drain DMOS output stages. The TLE6244X is protected
by embedded protection functions and designed for automotive and industrial applications.
The output stages are controlled via SPI Interface. Additionally 16 of the 18 channels can be
controlled direct in parallel for PWM applications. Therefore the TLE6244X is particularly
suitable for engine management and powertrain systems.
VS
IN1 V BB
IN16 as Ch. 1
16 1 16
SCLK
Output Control
SI Serial Interface
Buffer OUT18
SPI
SO
GND
Data Sheet 1 V7, 2007-06-11
TLE 6244X
1. Description
1.1 Short Description
1.1.3 VDD-Monitoring
Low signal at pin ABE and shut-off of the power stages if VDD is out of the permitted range.
Exception: If OUT8 is controlled by IN8, OUT8 will only be switched off by the overvoltage
detection and not by undervoltage detection.
The state of VDD can be read out via SPI.
1.1.4 µsec-bus
Alternatively to the parallel and SPI control of the power stages, a high speed serial bus inter-
face can be configured as control of the power stages OUT1...OUT7 and OUT9...OUT16.
UBatt
fault
diagnostics
OUT1
IN1
2,2A / 70V
SPI
IN2 2,2A / 70V OUT2
IN3 2,2A / 70V OUT3
IN4 2,2A / 70V OUT4
IN5 2,2A / 70V OUT5
IN6 2,2A / 70V OUT6
IN7 1.1A / 45V OUT7
IN8 1.1A / 45V OUT8
IN9 2,2A / 45V OUT9
IN10 2,2A / 45V OUT10
IN11 2,2A / 45V OUT11
IN12 2,2A / 45V OUT12
IN13 2,2A / 45V OUT13
IN14 2,2A / 45V OUT14
IN15 3,0A / 45V OUT15
SCK VDD
SPI Interface VDD-Moni-
SI
toring ABE
SS
OUT1... OUT6
6 non-inverting low side power switches for nominal currents up to 2.2A. Control is possible by
input pins, by the µsec-bus or via SPI. For TJ = 25°C the on-resistance of the power switches is
below 400mΩ.
An integrated zener diode limits the output voltage to 70V typically.
A protection for inverse current is implemented for OUT1... OUT4 for use as stepper-motor con-
trol.
OUT9... OUT14
6 non-inverting low side power switches for nominal currents up to 2.2A. Control is possible by
input pins, by the µsec-bus or via SPI. For TJ = 25°C the on-resistance of the power switches is
below 380mΩ.
An integrated zener diode limits the output voltage to 45V typically.
OUT15, OUT16
2 non-inverting low side power switches for nominal currents up to 3.0A. Control is possible by
input pins, by the µsec-bus or via SPI. For TJ = 25°C the on-resistance of the power switches is
below 280mΩ.
An integrated zener diode limits the output voltage to 45V typically.
In order to increase the switching current or to reduce the power dissipation parallel connection
of power stages is possible (for additional information see 1.13).
The power stages are short-circuit proof:
Power stages OUT1...OUT8, OUT11.14: In case of overload (SCB) they will be turned off after a
given delay time. During this delay time the output current is limited by an internal current control
loop.
Power stages OUT9, OUT10, OUT15...OUT18:
In case of SCB these power stages can be configured for a shut-down mode or for static current
limitation. In the shut down mode while SCB they will behave like OUT1..8 or OUT11..14.
In case of static current limitation and SCB the current is limited and the corresponding bit com-
bination is set (early warning) after a given delay time. They will not be turned off. If this condition
leads to an overtemperature condition, the output will be set into a low duty cycle PWM (selective
thermal shut- down with restart) to prevent critical chip temperature.
All low side switches are equipped with fault diagnostic functions:
The fault conditions SCB, SCG, OL and OT will not be stored until an integrated filtering time is
expired (please note for PWM application). If, at one output, several errors occur in a sequence,
always the last detected error will be stored (with filtering time). All fault conditions are encoded
in two bits per switch and are stored in the corresponding SPI registers. Additionally there are
two central diagnostic bits: one specially for OT and one for fault occurrence at any output.
The registers can be read out via SPI. After each read out cycle the registers have to be cleared
by the DEL_DIA command.
1.4 Pinout
Output 1 OUT1 8
Output 2 OUT2 45
Output 3 OUT3 9
Output 4 OUT4 44
Output 5_1 OUT5_1 16
Output 5_2 OUT5_2 17
Output 6_1 OUT6_1 37
Output 6_2 OUT6_2 36
Output 7 OUT7 60
Output 8 OUT8 57
Output 9_1 OUT9_1 18
Output 9_2 OUT9_2 19
Output 10_1 OUT10_1 35
Output 10_2 OUT10_2 34
Output 11 OUT11 4
Output 12 OUT12 49
Output 13_1 OUT13_1 14
Output 13_2 OUT13_2 15
Output 14_1 OUT14_1 39
Output 14_2 OUT14_2 38
Output 15_1 OUT15_1 2
Output 15_2 OUT15_2 3
Output 16_1 OUT16_1 51
Output 16_2 OUT16_2 50
Output 17 OUT17 25
Output 18 OUT18 28
(Note: OUTxy_1 and OUTxy_2 have to be connected externally!)
Slave Select SS 56
Serial Output SO 53
Serial Input SI 55
SPI Clock SCK 54
GND1 GND1 26
GND2 GND2 27
GND3 GND3 58
GND4 GND4 59
GND5 GND5 11
GND6 GND6 12
GND7 GND7 42
GND8 GND8 41
58
57
56
55
54
53
GND3
OUT8
SS
SI
SCK
SO
nc
IN6 / FDA
IN16 / FCL
IN7 / SSY
OUT7
GND4
1 IN15 nc 52
2 OUT15_1 OUT16_1 51
3 OUT15_2 OUT16_2 50
4 OUT11 OUT12 49
5 IN11 IN12 48
6 IN5 VDD 47
7 IN1 IN2 46
8 OUT1 OUT2 45
9 OUT3 OUT4 44
IN3 IN4 43
PG-DSO-64
10
11 GND5 GND7 42
12 GND6 GND8 41
13 IN13 IN14 40
14 OUT13_1 OUT14_1 39
15 OUT13_2 OUT14_2 38
16 OUT5_1 OUT6_1 37
17 OUT5_2 OUT6_2 36
18 OUT9_1 OUT10_1 35
19 OUT9_2 OUT10_2 34
20 IN9 IN10 33
GND_ABE
OUT18
OUT17
GND2
GND1
Ubatt
ABE
RST
IN8
n.c.
nc
21 nc
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Short-circuit proof
Low side switches
Limitation of the output voltage by zener diodes
Pin must not be left open but has to be connected either to UBatt or to VDD
(e.g. in commercial vehicles)
RST Reset
Active low
Locks all power switches regardless of their input signals (except OUT8)
Clears the fault registers
Resets the µsec-bus interface registers
Active low
Output pin for the VDD-Monitoring
Input pin for the shut-off signal coming from the supervisor
The serial SPI interface establishes a communication link between TLE6244X and the systems mi-
crocontroller. TLE6244X always operates in slave mode whereas the controller provides the mas-
ter function. The maximum baud rate is 5 MBaud.
The TLE6244X is selected by the SPI master by an active slave select signal at SS and by the first
two bits of the SPI instruction.SI is the data input (Slave In), SO the data output (Slave Out). Via
SCK (Serial Clock Input) the SPI clock is provided by the master.
In case of inactive slave select signal (High) the data output SO goes into tristate.
Block Diagram:
SCON_REG1...3 MUX_REG1,2
SS
SPI Control:
SCK State Machine
Clock Counter
Control Bits
SI Parity Generator
Shift Register
SO
STATCON_REG DIA_REG1...5
A SPI communication always starts with a SPI instruction sent from the controller to TLE6244X.
During a write cycle the controller sends the data after the SPI instruction, beginning with the MSB.
During a reading cycle, after having received the SPI instruction, TLE6244X sends the correspond-
ing data to the controller, also starting with the MSB.
SPI Command/Format:
MSB
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
1) If the slave select signal at SS is High, the SPI-logic is set on default condition, i.e. it expects
an instruction.
2) If the 5V-reset (RST) is active, the SPI output SO is switched into tristate.
The VDD monitoring (ABE) has no influence on the SPI interface.
3) Verification byte:
Simultaneously to the receipt of an SPI instruction TLE6244X transmits a verification
byte via the output SO to the controller. This byte indicates regular or irregular operation of
the SPI. It contains an initial bit pattern and a flag indicating an invalid instruction of the previous
access.
4) On a read access the databits at the SPI input SI are rejected. On a writing access or after
the DEL_DIA instruction the TLE6244XTLE6244X sets the SPI output SO to low after sending
the verification byte. If more than 16 bits are received the rest of the frame is rejected.
5) Invalid instruction/access:
An instruction is invalid, if one of the following conditions is fulfilled:
- an unused instruction code is detected (see tables with SPI instructions)
- in case the previous transmission is not completed in terms of internal data processing
- number of SPI clock pulses counted during active SS differs from exactly 16 clock pulses.
A write access and the instruction DEL_DIA is internally suppressed (i.e internal
registers will not be affected) in all cases where at the rising (inactive) edge of SS the
number of falling edges applied to the SPI input SCK during the access is not equal to 16.
A write access is also internally suppressed (i.e internal registers will not be affected) if
at the rising (inactive) edge of SS a 17th bit is submitted (SCK=‘1’).
After the bits CPAD1,0 and INSTR (4-0) have been sent from the microcontroller
TLE6244X is able to check if the instruction code is valid. If an invalid instruction is
detected, any modification on a register of TLE6244X is not allowed and the data
byte ‘FFh’ is transmitted after having sent the verification byte. If a valid read instruction is
detected the content of the corresponding register is transmitted to the controller after having
sent the verification byte (even if bit INSW afterwards is wrong). If a valid write instruction is
detected the data byte ’00h’ is transmitted to the controller after having sent the verification
byte (even if bit INSW afterwards is wrong) but modifications on any register of TLE6244 are
not allowed until bit INSW is valid, too.
If an invalid instruction is detected bit TRANS_F in the following verification byte is set to
’High’. This bit must not be cleared before it has been sent to the microcontroller.
6) If TLE6244X and additional IC’s are connected to one common slave select, they are
distinguished by the chip address (CPAD1, CPAD0). If an IC with 32bit-transmission-format is
selected, TLE6232 must not be activated, even if slave select is set to ’low’ and
the first two bits of the third byte of the 32bit-transmission are identical to the chip address
of TLE6244X.
During the transmission of CPAD1 and CPAD0 the data output SO remains in tristate (see
timing diagram of the SPI in chapter 3.9. ).
Verification byte:
MSB
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Z Z 1 0 1 0 1 TRANS_F
SPI Instructions
Serial/Parallel Control of the Power Stages 1...16 and Serial Control (SPI) of the Power Stages 17 and
18:
The registers MUX_REG1/2 and the bmux-bit prescribe parallel control or serial control (SPI or µsec-
bus) of the power stages.
The following table shows the truth table for the control of the power stages 1...18. The registers
MUX_REG1, 2 prescribe parallel-control or serial control of the power stages. The registers
SCON_REG1...3 prescribe the state of the power stage in case of SPI-serial control. BMUX deter-
mines parallel control or control by µsec-bus.
For the power stages 17 and 18 control is exclusively possible via SCON17/18. IN17/18 and
MUX17/18 do not exist. BMUX has no function for OUT17/18.
ABE RST INx BMUX MUXx SCONx µsec- Output OUTx of Power Stage x,
REGx x = 1..18
0 0 X X X X X OUTx off
0 1 X X X X X OUTx off
1 0 X X X X X OUTx off
1 1 X X 0 0 X SPI Control: OUTx on
1 1 X X 0 1 X SPI Control: OUTx off
1 1 0 1 1 X X Parallel Control: OUTx on
1 1 1 1 1 X X Parallel Control: OUTx off
1 1 X 0 1 X 0 µsec-bus Control: OUTx on
1 1 X 0 1 X 1 µsec-bus Control: OUTx off
Exception: OUT8 is on (active) if IN8 is set to logic ‘1’ (and off if IN8 is set to logic ‘0’) in case of
parallel access.
Register: MUX_REG1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Register: MUX_REG2
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Register: SCON_REG1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Register: SCON_REG2
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Register: SCON_REG3
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
1 1 1 1 1 1 SCON17 SCON16
Register: DIA_REG1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Register: DIA_REG2
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Register: DIA_REG3
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Register: DIA_REG4
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Register: DIA_REG5
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
1.6.3 Configuration
The µsec-bus is enabled by this register. In addition the shut off at SCB can be configured for the
power-stages OUT9, OUT10 and OUT15... OUT18.
1.6.4 Other
IC revision number
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Resets the 5 diagnostic registers DIA_REG1...5 to FFH and the common overtemperature flag in regis-
ter STATCON_REG (Bit4) to High. These bits are only cleared by the DEL_DIA instruction when there
is no failure entry at the input of the registers.
Access is performed like a writing access with any data byte.
In the case a power stage is shut off because of SCB, the output is activated again by the DEL_DIA
instruction and the filtering-time is enabled. Therefore in case of SCB the output is activated and shut
off after the shutoff delay.
For a power stage in the current limitation mode, the current limitation mode is left, if a DEL_DIA
instruction has been received. If there is still the condition for SCB the current limitation mode
is entered again.
On the following pages the conditions for set and reset of the SCB report in DIA_REGx is shown in
several schematics. The signal „power stage control“ is generated as follows:
Data Sheet
and power stage control was toggled
OUTx On On On On On On
Fault entry
in DIA_REGx SCB SCB SCB
22
DEL_DIA command
Reset
power stage
control On On On On On
TLE 6244X
V7, 2007-06-11
Data Sheet
Schematic of SCB report of power stages OUT1...7,9...18 (power stage programmed for
shut-off in case of SCB), SCB entry deleted by Reset after SCB condition disappeared
and power stage control was toggled
OUTx On On On On On On
Fault entry
in DIA_REGx SCB SCB SCB
23
DEL_DIA command
Reset
power stage
control On On On On On
TLE 6244X
V7, 2007-06-11
Data Sheet
Schematic of SCB report of power stages OUT1...7,9...18 (power stage programmed for
shut-off in case of SCB), SCB entry deleted by DEL_DIA after SCB condition disappeared
but power stage control was not toggled
OUTx On On On On On On
Fault entry
in DIA_REGx SCB SCB SCB
24
DEL_DIA command
Reset
power stage
control On On On On
TLE 6244X
V7, 2007-06-11
Data Sheet
Schematic of SCB report of power stages OUT1...7,9...18 (power stage programmed for
shut-off in case of SCB), SCB entry deleted by Reset after SCB condition disappeared
but power stage control was not toggled
OUTx On On On On On
Fault entry
in DIA_REGx SCB SCB SCB
25
DEL_DIA command
Reset
power stage
control On On On On
TLE 6244X
V7, 2007-06-11
Schematic of SCB report of power stages OUT9,10,15...18 (power stage programmed for
Data Sheet
current limitation in case of SCB), SCB resp. OT flag entry deleted exemplary by DEL_DIA
after SCB resp. OT condition disappeared and power stage control was toggled
OT condition no OT OT no OT
tDIA,OT tDIA,OT
OUTx On On On On On
26
in DIA_REGx SCB SCB SCB
common OT flag
OT
in STATCON_REG
DEL_DIA command
Reset
power stage
control On On On On
TLE 6244X
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TLE 6244X
Register INP_REG1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Register INP_REG2
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
The input pins IN1..IN5 and IN8...IN15 can be used as input port expander by reading the status of
the input pins using the SPI-commands RD_INP1/2. If the µsec-bus-interface is enabled (BMUX=0) the
pull-up current sources at the input IN1..5 and IN9..15 are disabled. If BMUX=1 the pullup current
sources at these pins are enabled. The pull-up/pull-down current sources of the other input pins are
not effected by the bit BMUX.
On executing the read instruction on RD_INP1/2, the present status (not latched) of the input pins INx is
read back (exception: bit IN8 represents the inverted status of input pin IN8).
Register: STATCON_REG
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Main features:
- 16 data bits for each data-frame (at the pin FDA)
- 16 clock-pulses for each data-frame (at the pin FCL)
- clock frequency TLE6244: 0...16 MHz
- one sync -input (pin SSY) to latch the input data stream
- input level interface same as for IN6, IN7, IN16
- no error correction
Data-Frame
SSY
FCL
INx BMUX
FDA
16 bit shift register
FCL
OUTx
SCON_REG
SPI
SPI-shift-reg
MUX_REG
When the bit BMUX in CONFIG is set to Low, the power stages 1...7 and 9...16 are controlled by
the µsec-bus-interface on condition that registers MUX_REG1/2 are configured for serial access.
The received µsec-bus bit stream (D0... D15) is latched into a 16-bit register by the rising edge at
SSY. Power stages 1...7 and 9...16 are switched according to bits D0...D7 and D9...D15:
Because the power stage 8 is not controlled by the µsec-bus-interface, the corresponding bit D8
can be used as test bit, that can be read back by the SPI-interface (see register RD_INP1).
If the µsec-bus-interface is used to control the power stages, the input pins IN1..IN5 and
IN8...IN15 can be used as input port expander by reading the status of the input pins by the SPI-
commands RD_INP1/2.
To avoid an „open load“ fault indication an unused power switch has to be connected to an exter-
nal pull up resistor connected to UUB or has to be switched on by the input pin or via SPI or the
µsec-bus-interface.
UUBatt Voltage
regulator
Udrop RPull-up
UBatt
UUB
UBR
TLE6244X Idiag
OUTi
UthresOL
UBRmin is the required minimum battery voltage for diagnostic function of the ECU. The drop volt-
age is composed of the drop voltage of the regulator and the drop voltage of the reverse protec-
tion circuit of the regulator resp. the forward voltage of a reverse protection diode.
Attention:
This equation also applies to power switches that are used as signal drivers (pull up resistor
inside ECU or outside ECU): the permissible pull up resistance without a wrong diagnostic infor-
mation is calculated by the same equation. On dimensioning the pull up resistance in combination
with the diagnostic current, in applications as signal drivers attention must be paid especially to
the required high level (also for low battery voltage).
UINi
UINiH
UINiL
UOUTi
UCLi
0.8UCLi*)
soff
UBATT
0.8UBATT
son
0.2UCLi
0.2UBATT
t
tdon tson tdoff tsoff
If the output is controlled via SPI the timing starts with the positive slope at SS
If the output is controlled by the µsec-bus, the timing starts with the pos. slope of SSY
*) With ohmic load, UCLi = UBatt
1.10 VDD-Monitoring
Overview:
The VDD-monitoring generates a „low“ signal at the bidirectional pin ABE if the 5V supply volt-
age at pin VDD is out of the permissible range of 4.5V...5.5V. On ABE = low the power stages of
TLE6244X are switched off. Exception: OUT8 is not switched off in case of parallel control via
IN8 by the VDD monitoring undervoltage threshold, but by a threshold of 3.5V at VDD.
On shorting pin ABE to VDD or UBATT (≤ 36V), the power stages will be switched off in case of
undervoltage or overvoltage at pin VDD in spite of ABE = high.
The behavior of the ABE level on the return of VDD out of the undervoltage range into the cor-
rect range is not configurable. At the transition from undervoltage to normal voltage the signal
at pin ABE goes high after a filtering time is expired. The behavior of the ABE level on the
return of VDD out of the overvoltage range into the correct range is configurable in
STATCON_REG, Bit5. At the transition from overvoltage to normal voltage the signal at pin ABE
goes high either after a filtering time (OV not latched) or after a SPI writing instruction (OV
latched, state after reset).
On undervoltage condition the signal at pin ABE goes high after a filtering time is expired. On
overvoltage condition pin ABE goes high either after a filtering time or after a SPI writing instruc-
tion. Before this SPI instruction is sent to TLE6244X appropriate tests can be carried out by the
controller.
If the voltage at pin VDD is below the lower limit or is resp. was above the upper limit, this can
be read out by the SPI instruction RD_STATCON.
VDD-monitoring has no influence on SCON_REGx, MUX_REGx, DIA_REGx, CONFIG and
INP_REGx.
If output stages are switched off by the internal over-/undervoltage detection or by externally
applying a low signal at the ABE pin, no failure storage (DIAREG1...5) may occur.
Description in Detail:
Upper threshold:
By writing 000xxxxxb in the register STATCON_REG the overvoltage threshold is reduced by
0.8V. In STATCON_REG Bit 0 has to be LOW then.
After writing 110xxxxxb in the register STATCON_REG Bit 0 in STATCON_REG must be HIGH
again.
Lower threshold:
By writing 010xxxxxb in the register STATCON_REG the overvoltage threshold is increased by
0.8V. In STATCON_REG Bit 1 has to be LOW then.
After writing 110xxxxxb in the register STATCON_REG Bit 1 in STATCON_REG must be HIGH
again.
Example of configuration:
36
100k
>1
1
>1
1
&
„L“ = Switch Off
STATCON_REG Power Stages
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 0 Test: Overvoltage Threshold
<=
0 1
<=
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TLE 6244X
The static voltage at pin UBatt without destruction is limited to 37V, therefore this pin must either
be connected to the 5V supply voltage VDD or else the voltage at pin UBatt has to be limited by
adequate external circuitry. By connecting pin UBatt to VDD the values of Rds, on of the power
switches will increase up to 20%.
The power stages 7...18 are equipped with a 40V active clamping. Therefore this power stages
must only drive loads with an accordingly high resistance that can be switched on in case of over-
voltage (e.g. a maximum load dump voltage of 60V and a load resistor of 1kΩ result in a power
dissipation of 0.8W for each power stage. For all of the 12 power stages together there is a power
dissipation of 9.6W for the typical duration of a load dump of 500ms.).
The thresholds of the currents, on which the power stages are switched off in case of overload,
are increased by approximately 25% if there is a voltage at pin UBatt higher than19V (reason:
jump start requirements in 12V electric systems). Exception: OUT9 and OUT10 and OUT15...
OUT18. See characteristics in chapters 3.5.3, 3.6.3, 3.7.3 and 3.8.3.
The restrictions concerning overload of power stages (see 3.5.2, 3.6.2, 3.7.2 and 3.8.2) and per-
missible clamping energy (see 3.5.8, 3.6.8, 3.7.8 and 3.8.8) are relevant further on.
- In case of overvoltage at pin VDD (VDD > 5,5V) the diagnostic information can be wrong. In
that case, the diagnostic information has to be cleared with the DEL_DIA instruction.
- The filtering time restarts when the output voltage passes the diagnostic threshold for
short to ground (SCG).
IOUTPUT
580 µA
A
A
3.5V
0V 2.7V 5V 14V
UOUT
B
-130 µA
A A
C D
A: Diagnostic current (see 3.11.3)
B: Bias Voltage Open Load (see3.11.2)
C: Short to GND Threshold (see 3.11.1.2)
D: Open load Threshold (see 3.11.1.1)
Data Sheet
On active reset resp. active ABE (VDD is out of range) output OUTx is switched off. After reset the
power stage is in state A (except OUT8).
OT Toggling INx HIGH -> LOW
No SCG
SCB OL
Action No No
Fault Fault
A Toggling INx LOW -> HIGH
B No
INx HIGH Action
INx LOW
OUTx off Toggling INx
SCG LOW -> HIGH OUTx on
SCB
OL
Debouncing Debouncing OT
Debouncing Current Control
No SCG SCG Debouncing
OL No SCB No SCB
OL
Fault Entry Fault Entry
01 OL 00 CSG Fault Entry
Fault Entry
10 SCB 10 OT
39
OUT11..14 OUT15...16
(if current limitation is configured)
for OUT9..10
OUT15...16 (no current limitation)
OL SCB
OT
SCG No OL SCG No
Fault A Action
C D
Fault Entry INx LOW
10 SCB INx LOW
OUTx off OUTx on
max current
Toggling INx 3..5A Fault Entry
LOW -> HIGH 10 SCB
State Diagram of the Power Stages Diagnostics
OT no OT A
At DEL_DIA: no OT
C -> B INx LOW
Fault Entry OT
D -> B Debouncing OUTx off
10 OT Toggling INx
A no action OT
LOW -> HIGH
TLE 6244X
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TLE 6244X
The power stages (PS) which are connected in parallel have to be switched on and off simultaneously.
The corresponding SPI-Bits SCONx have to be in the same register (see page 15), when the PS are
serial controlled via SPI.
In case of overload the ground current and the power dissipation are increasing. The application has to
take into account that all maximum ratings are observed (e.g. operating temperature TJ and total
ground current IGND, see page 36, 37).
Max. number of parallel connections: 3
The max. short circuit shutdown threshold of the parallel connected PS is the summation of the corre-
sponding max. values of the PS (ISC,OUTx + ISC,OUTy +....).
2 PS of the same type 0.85 x (Imax,OUTx + Imax,OUTy) 0.75 x (ECl,OUTx + ECl,OUTy) 0.5 x Ron,OUTx,y
(see note 2)
3 PS of the same type 0,8 x 0,58 x
0.34 x
(see note 2) (Imax,OUTx + Imax,OUTy+ (ECl,OUTx + ECl,OUTy +
Ron,OUTx,y,z
Imax,OUTz) ECl,OUTz)
note 2: PS of the same type have the same nominal current and the same clamping voltage
If the power stages are configured for static current limitation the max. current limitation of the parallel
connected PS is the summation of the corresponding max. values of the
PS (ISC,OUTx + ISC,OUTy +....).
The application has to take into account that all maximum ratings of each TLE6244X are observed.
2. Maximum Ratings
2.1 Definition of Test Conditions
The integrated circuit must not be destroyed if maximum ratings are reached. Every maximum
rating is allowed to reach, as far as no other maximum rating is exceeded.
Unless otherwise indicated all voltages are referred to GND (GND pins 1...8 connected to each
other)
In the standard production flow not all parameters can be covered due to technical or economic
reasons. Therefore the following test coverage was defined:
A) Parameter test
B) Go/NoGo test (in the course of release qualification/characterization: parameter test)
C) Guaranteed by design (covered by lab tests, not considered within the standard production
flow)
Limits must absolutely not be exceeded. By exceeding only one limit the integrated circuit might
be destroyed.
*) UVDD > 5.5V is allowed only in case of error conditions! Not suitable for continuous
operation.
SPI Output
Ground Current
Attention: Even if all ground pins are connected with each other on the PCB the total
ground currents IGND1+2 and IGND3+4 and IGND5+6 and IGND7+8 must not be exceeded.
The 4 ground pins GND1...4 are internally connected to the heat sink via an unspecified
rivet joint. Therefore it is advisable to short-circuit the 4 ground pins on the PCB and to
connect them with the heat sink. In addition the 4 ground pins GND5..8 must be connected
to the other ground pins on the PCB
Inputs of the Power Switches, SPI Inputs, Reset and Shut-off of the Power Stages
Pin RST
3. Electrical Characteristics
3.1 Operating Out of this range the power stages
Range can be shut off by the VDD-moni-
(see also 3.13 toring except OUT8
VDD-monitoring
ABE) Voltage referred to GND_ABE UVDD 4.7 5.3 V
10 9
SS
2 1 11 3 8
SCK
14
13
4 12
7
SO tristate
Bit (n-3) Bit (n-4)...1 Bit 0; LSB
5 6
C
13. Disable Lead Time tdld 250 ns
C
14. Disable Lag Time tdlg 250 ns
3.10 µsec-bus
tcyc
FCL/IN16
tswitch
tsetup thold
tshold
FDA/IN6 tSF
SSY/IN7
Timing µsec-bus
3.11.1.1 Open Load Output turned off B UOUT1.. UVDD UVDD UVDD V
(OL) 18 - +
0.5V 0.5V
3.11.1.2 Short to Output turned off B UOUT1... 0.54 0.54 0.54 V
Ground 18 * * *
(SCG) UVDD UVDD UVDD
- +
0.5V 0.5V
3.11.1.3 Short to Bat- See 3.5.3, 3.6.3, 3.7.3, 3.8.3
tery (SCB)
3.11.1.4 Overtem- Output turned on B TJ 150 °C
perature Individually for each stage
3.11.2 Bias Voltage Output turned off, IOUT1...18 = 0 A UOUT1... 0.6 * 0.7 * 0.76* V
Open Load 18 UVDD UVDD UVDD
Power Stages
3.11.3 Diagnostic 4.5V ≤ UVDD ≤ 5.5V, output turned
Currents off
Power Stages
UOUT1...18 = 14V (diagnostic cur- A IOUT 270 580 980 µA
rent incl. leakage current)
E / mJ
Injector Drivers
Clamping Voltage 64... 76V
30 + fmax = 50 Hz
TCmax = 110°C
+
20 +
+
10 +
+
E / mJ
20 +
+
+
10
E / mJ
10 +
+
5
E / mJ
20
+
+
10
4. ESD
All pins of the IC have to be protected against electrostatic discharge (ESD) by appropriate pro-
tection
components.
The integrated circuit has to meet the requirements of the „Human Body Model“ with UC = 2kV,
C = 100pF and R2 = 1,5kΩ without any defect or destruction of the IC.
The ESD capability of the IC has to be verified by the following test circuit.
S2
(1) (2)
R1 R2
S1
US
DC-Volt-
V meter C UC
DUT S3
UC = + 2kV
R1 = 100kΩ
R2 = 1,5kΩ
C = 100pF
5. Package Outline
6. Revision History
TLE 6244X
Edition 2007-06-11
Published by
Infineon Technologies AG
81726 Munich, Germany
© 6/11/07 Infineon Technologies AG
All Rights Reserved.
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