infineon S6SATU01A I2C Interface for PMIC Communication Tool Installation Guide

S6SATU01A I2C Interface for PMIC Communication Tool

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THIS SPEC IS OBSOLETE
Spec No: 002-08680
Spec Title: S6SATU01A I2C INTERFACE FOR PMIC
COMMUNICATION TOOL OPERATION GUIDE
Replaced by: NONE

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Preface

This manual explains how to use the evaluation board. Be sure to read this manual before using the product.
For this product, please consult with sales representatives or support representatives.

Handling and use
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Cautions

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WARNING| Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in death or serious injury and/or a
fault in the user’s system if the product is not used correctly.
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Electric shock,
Damage| Before performing any operation described in this manual, turn off all the power supplies to the system.
Performing such an operation with the power on may cause an electric shock or device fault.
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Electric shock,
Damage| Once the product has been turned on, do not touch any metal part of it.
Doing so may cause an electric shock or device fault.
CAUTION| Indicates the presence of a hazard that may cause a minor or moderate injury, damages to this product or devices  connected to it, or may cause to lose software resources and other properties such as data, if the device is not used appropriately.
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Cuts, Damage| Before moving the product, be sure to turn off all the power supplies and unplug the cables. Watch your step when  carrying the product. Do not use the product in an unstable location such as a place exposed to strong vibration or a  sloping surface. Doing so may cause the product to fall, resulting in an injury or fault.
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Cuts| The product contains sharp edges that are left unavoidably exposed, such as jumper plugs.
Handle the product with due care not to get injured with such pointed parts.
Damage| Do not place anything on the product or expose the product to physical shocks. Do not carry the product after the  power has been turned on.
Doing so may cause a malfunction due to overloading or shock.
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Inappropriate operating or storage environments may cause a fault.
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Damage| To prevent electrostatic breakdown, do not let your finger or other object come into contact with the metal parts of  any of the connectors. Before handling the product, touch a metal object (such as a door knob) to discharge any static electricity from your body.

Description

The S6SATU01A is communication tool for 2ch Buck + 1ch Buck/Boost DC/DC, S6SAP412A and for 3ch Buck + 1ch Buck/Boost DC/DC, S6SAP413A. This board implements our MCU : FM3(MB9AF312K) and can communicate with I2 C  easily by using windows PC and prepared software. It can select the output voltage, soft-start time, ON/OFF sequence, PFM/PWM mode.

Pin Descriptions

2.1 Input/output pin descriptions
Table 2-1. Input/output Pin Descriptions

MCU

| GND| –| Ground terminal
VBUS| O| VBUS terminal
USB_VCC| I| USB_VCC terminal
I2CVCC| I| Power supply terminal for I2C.
SCL_S| I| I2C clock terminal
SDA_S| I/O| I2C data I/O terminal
P10| I/O| MCU I/O port (25pin)
JP110| –| GND through JP110
P11| I/O| MCU I/O port (26pin)
JP111| –| GND through JP111
P12| I/O| MCU I/O port (27pin)
JP112| –| GND through JP112
P13| I/O| MCU I/O port (28pin)
JP114| –| GND through JP114
P14| I/O| MCU I/O port (29pin)
P15| I/O| MCU I/O port (30pin)
JP115| –| GND through JP115
P21| I/O| MCU I/O port (36pin)
P22| I/O| MCU I/O port (35pin)
P23| I/O| MCU I/O port (34pin)

2.2 Jumper, Switch descriptions
Figure 2-1. Jumper, Switch Descriptions

2 : VBUS pin
3 :USB_VCC pin
4 :I2CVCC pin
5 : SCL_S pin 6 : SDA_S pin 7 : P10 pin
9 : MCU P11 pin
11 : MCU P12 pin
13 : MCU P13 pin
15 : MCU P14 pin
16 : MCU P15 pin
18 : MCU P21 pin
19 : MCU P22 pin
20 : MCU P23 pin| –
CN105| Test terminal| –

Setup and Verification

3.1 Contents in a Package

[Using items for evaluation with I2C control]

• S6SATU01A
• USB cable
• PC installed Windows7 or later OS
• S6SAP412A or S6SAP413A

3.2 Evaluation with I2 C control
Any setting of S6SAP412A/S6SAP413A can be evaluated with Windows PC connected to USB port by I2 C communication GUI.

3.2.1 PC Setup

1. Unpack the driver file to a folder of PC running Windows 7 or later version OS, and run install.bat file.

2. Connect S6SATU01A to PC using USB cable.

3. After installed a device, open the device manager and confirm the new COM port.
   Start menu → Control panel → Device manager

4. Run “S6AP412A_413A_I2C.exe”

5. Click “PORT SEARCH” at “COM PORT SELECT” field and select “SIL Virtual Communications Port (COMxx) ”

6. Please unplug the USB cable after setup.

3.2.2 Operation check

1. Connect the S6SATU01A and S6SAP412A/S6SAP413A.

2. 3.3V is applied to VIN terminal of S6SAP412A/S6SAP413A.

3. USB cable is connected.

4. Run I2 C communication software and click the box of ON/OFF field.
   

5. Vo1, Vo2, Vo3 or Vo4 are output by software settings Figure 3-1. For I2C control evaluation
   

3.2.3 How to use I2 C communication GUI

Component and Wiring Layout

4.1 Component layout
Figure 4-1. Component Layout (Layer 1)

Figure 4-2. Component Layout (Layer 2)

4.2 Wiring layout
Figure 4-3. Wiring Layout (Layer 1)

Figure 4-4. Wiring Layout (Layer 2)

Circuit Schematic

Figure 5-1. Circuit Schematic

Component List

Table 6-1. Component List

No.| Component| Item| Parts number| Vendor| Value|

Remarks

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1| IC101| MCU| MB9AF312K| Cypress| –| –
2| IC102| –| –| –| –| NMT
3| IC103| PMIC| TCR5SB33| TOSHIBA| –| –
4| IC104| –| –| –| –| NMT
5| Q101| Tr| BC857BLT1G| ROHM| –| PNP
6| X101| –| –| –| –| NMT
7| X102| Crystal| CX1255GB04000 H0PESZ1| KYOCERA| 4MHz| –
8| LED101| LED| OSHR1608C1A| OptoSupply| –| RED
9| SW101| Push-SW| SKHRAHA010| ALPS| –| –
10| C101| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H106M| TDK| 10µF| 50V
11| C109| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H106M| TDK| 10µF| 50V
12| C110| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H106M| TDK| 10µF| 50V
13| C102| –| –| –| –| NMT
14| C104| –| –| –| –| NMT
15| C105| –| –| –| –| NMT
16| C107| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1V475K| TDK| 4.7µF| 35V
17| C103| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H104K| TDK|

0.1µF

| 50V
18| C105| –| –| –| –| NMT
19| C106| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H104K| TDK| 0.1µF| 50V
20| C108| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H104K| TDK| 0.1µF| 50V
21| C111| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H104K| TDK| 0.1µF| 50V
22| C114| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H104K| TDK| 0.1µF| 50V
23| C115| –| –| –| –| NMT
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
24| C116| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H104K| TDK| 0.1µF| 50V
25| C120| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608JB1H104K| TDK| 0.1µF| 50V
26| C112| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608C0G1H12 0J|

TDK

| 12pF| 50V
27| C113| Ceramic Capacitor| C1608C0G1H12 0J|

TDK

| 12pF| 50V
28| C118| –| –| –| –| NMT
29| C119| –| –| –| –| NMT
30| R137| Chip Resistor| RK73H1JTTD4R 70F| KOA| 4.7Ω|
31| R106| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-152-D| SUSUMU| 1.5kΩ|
32| R108| –| –| –| –| NMT
33| R109| –| –| –| –| NMT
34| R110| –| –| –| –| NMT
35| R117| –| –| –| –| NMT
36| R113| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-563-D| SUSUMU| 56kΩ|
37| R138| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-102-D| SUSUMU| 1kΩ|
38| R111| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
39| R112| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
40| R101| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
41| R104| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
42| R114| –| –| –| –| NMT
43| R115| –| –| –| –| NMT
44| R116| –| –| –| –| NMT
45| R123| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-202-D| SUSUMU| 2kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
46| R124| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-202-D| SUSUMU| 2kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
47| R125| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-202-D| SUSUMU| 2kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
48| R126| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
49| R127| –| –| –| –| NMT
50| R128| –| –| –| –| NMT
51| R129| –| –| –| –| NMT
52| R130| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
53| R131| Chip Resistor| RR0816P102D| SUSUMU| 1kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
54| R132| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
55| R133| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-220-D| SUSUMU| 22Ω| 1/16W, 0.5%
56| R134| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-220-D| SUSUMU| 22Ω| 1/16W, 0.5%
57| R135| –| –| –| –| NMT
58| R136| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
59| R137| –| –| –| –| NMT
60| R138| –| –| –| –| NMT
61| R139| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
62| R140| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
63| R141| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-103-D| SUSUMU| 10kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
64| R102| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-202-D| SUSUMU| 2kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
65| R103| –| –| –| –| NMT
66| R105| Chip Resistor| RR0816P-222-D| SUSUMU| 2.2kΩ| 1/16W, 0.5%
67| R118| –| –| –| –| NMT
68| R119| –| –| –| –| NMT
69| R120| –| –| –| –| NMT
70| R121| –| –| –| –| NMT
71| R122| –| –| –| –| NMT
72| CN101| Connector| UX60SC-MB-5ST| HIROSE| –| mini USB
73| CN102| –| –| –| –| NMT
74| CN103| –| –| –| –| NMT
75| CN104| Connector| 90122-0770| MOLEX| –| 2×10 L-angle pin header

76

|

CN105

|

Connector

|

90122-0770

|

MOLEX

|

–

| 2×10 L-angle pin header, Cut 90122-0770
77| JP110| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
78| JP111| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
79| JP112| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
80| JP114| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
81| JP115| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
82| JP116| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
83| JP117| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
84| JP101| Solder JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Solder Short
85| JP102| Solder JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Solder Short
86| JP108| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
87| JP131| –| –| –| –| NMT
88| JP132| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
89| JP133| JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Pattern Short
90| JP104| Solder JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Solder Short
91| JP105| Solder JMP| JPPAD| –| –| Solder Short

Evaluation Board Picture

Figure 7-1. Picture (top)

Figure 7-2. Picture (back)

Ordering Information

Table 8-1. Ordering Information

Revision History

Document Revision History

Document Title: S6SATU01A I2 C Interface for PMIC Communication Tool Operation Guide
Document Number: 002-08680

Revision| Issue Date| Origin of
Change| Description of Change
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*| 7/22/2014| MITK| Initial release.
A| 2/4/2016| MITK| Migrated Spansion Guide from S6SATUO1A_SS901-00027-1v0-E to Cypress format.
13| 11/30/2017| MASG| Updated Cypress new logo and copyright.
C| 8/22/2022| ATTS| Obsolete document. Completing Sunset Review.

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