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Echelon Series 6000 Chip databook User Manual

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1. All parameters assume nominal supply voltage (V

DD3

= 3.3 V) and operating

temperature (T

A

between -40 ºC and +85 ºC), unless otherwise noted.

2. See Clock Requirements for more detailed information about the XIN clock frequency.
3. Assumes no load on digital I/O pins, and that the I/O lines are not switching.

To calculate the I

DD3

current for each switching output, use the following formula:

pin

S

pin

L

pin

DD

f

V

C

I

Ч

Ч

+

Ч

=

)

)

10

12

((

_

12

_

3

where 12x10

-12

is the effective on-chip capacitance, C

L_pin

is the load capacitance of

the I/O pin, V

S

is the supply voltage, and f

pin

is the frequency at which the pin

switches.

For example, a pin with 27 pF external load switching at 1 MHz would have a total

switching current of I

DD3

= (12pF + 27pF) * 3.6V * 10

6

Hz = 140 µA.

To calculate the total I

DD3

current, sum the I

DD3

calculations for each pin:

=

N

N

pin

DD

total

DD

I

I

1

_

_

3

_

3

Any DC loads, such as LEDs or resistors, should also be added.

4. Current consumption in transmit mode represents a peak value rather than a

continuous usage value because a Series 6000 device does not typically transmit data

continuously.


Table 13
describes the absolute maximum conditions for Series 6000 chips. Absolute

maximum ratings are limits beyond which the device might become damaged or have its

useful life impaired. Functional operation under these conditions is not implied.

Table 13. Series 6000 Chip Absolute Maximum Ratings

Parameter

Description

Minimum

Maximum

V

DD3

Supply voltage

–0.3 V

+3.7 V

V

i-digitalIn

Input voltage – digital I/O pins

–0.3 V

+5.5 V

V

i-digitalOut

Output voltage – digital I/O pins

–0.3 V

V

DD3

+ 0.3 V

V

i-other

Input voltage – other non-power pins

–0.3 V

V

DD3

+ 0.3 V

I

i

Input current – all non-power pins

–10 mA

+10 mA

T

storage

Storage temperature

–55 ºC

+125 ºC

All input and output pins can withstand 100 mA forced into or out of the pin without latch-

up. See Avoidance of Damaging Conditions for more information about latch-up.

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