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Title: Understanding the circuit action
Post by: Md Mubdiul Hasan on September 20, 2017, 05:40:25 am
Hello Sir,

I am getting trouble in the switching problem on my device power OFF action.

Take a look this circuit and help me.

V_BAT_OUT is 3.52 volt, VIN is nearly 4 volt.
The schematics says,

When this circuit gets power from battery  V_BAT_OUT
1. PWR_KEY is High,
2.  firmware check PWR_IND signal
3. PWR_KEY is pressed on few moments
4. MCU_RST pin will be LOW, that PWR_HOLD as HIGH.

but when, VIN is in action

1. PWR_KEY is LOW,
2. firmware check the PWR_IND signal
3. PWR_KEY is release on few moments
4. MCU_RST pin will be high, that PWR_HOLD as LOW.

In VIN action mode, in  maximum temperature, the base of  DTC304 giving Higher voltage!! :-//

Can you describe the circuit well,

Why the diode acts strange is high temperature?
How the 3 network in base of DTC304 is performing ?
Do you suggest any simulation, how could we control these MCU signal on it?
 


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Title: Re: Understanding the circuit action
Post by: tec5c on September 23, 2017, 01:22:22 pm
When you say "high/maximum temperature", what range do you mean?
Title: Re: Understanding the circuit action
Post by: Md Mubdiul Hasan on September 23, 2017, 01:40:27 pm
Thank you to respond in this flow.
This circuit has been tested at room temperature and for checking the performance it has taken 60 degree C that is Maximum temperature.  I think diodes are reacting for leakage current  and something happend for current source that raises voltage  against resistors.