VVM1 and VVm2 are the nominal output voltages of the monitored external voltage regulators.
The recommended resistance for R120 and R121 is 10kΩ.
The application board is initially configured with R120 = R121 = 10kΩ and R122 = R123 = 0Ω.
3.3 Enable functionality
The TLF3068x Application Board provides three options to configure the TLF30682QVS01 enable (ENA) pin:
The ENA pin is connected to the J105 Ignition signal input through a resistor divider. This option can be
used in the lab to access the ENA pin via the banana plug J105 connector. To select this option, place a
jumper between pin 2 and 3 of J104.
The ENA pin is connected to the CON_ENA pin of J200-3. This option can be used to allow the Aurix™
microcontroller on theTLF3068x Companion Board to control the enable functionality of the
TLF30682QVS01. To select this option, place a jumper between pin 2 and 4 of J104 and place resistor
R104 (100Ω).
The ENA pin is connected to VBATP through a resistor divider and switch S100. The VBATP signal is
derived from the J100 or J101 input battery supply voltage. This option can be used to have simple way
of toggling the ENA pin between low and high using switch S100. Place a jumper between pin 1 and 2 of
J104 to select this option.
The TLF30682QVS01 will not automatically turn off all outputs if the ENA pin is toggled from high to low.
However, the TLF30682QVS01 will pull the INT pin low which signals to the microcontroller to read the
TLF30682QVS01 status registers. It is then up to the microcontroller to change the state of the TLF30682QVS01
from ACTIVE to DISABLE through the SPI interface.
If the TLF30682QVS01 is in either the DISABLED or LOCKED state, a transition from low to high on ENA will
trigger a transition to the ACTIVE state.
3.4 Indicator LEDs
The TLF3068x Application Board has six status LED indicators:
Buck1 –Green indicating voltage on the Buck1 output.
Buck2 –Green indicating voltage on the Buck2 output.
Boost1 –Green indicating voltage on the Boost1 output.
VM1 –Green indicating greater than approximately 2V on the External Voltage Regulator 1 output.
VM2 –Green indicating greater than approximately 2V on the External Voltage Regulator 2 output.
ROT –Red indicating a microcontroller reset condition.