A3907 Datasheet

A3907
Low Voltage Voice Coil Motor Driver
Features and Benefits
Description
▪ WLCSP package for minimum footprint
▪ Ramp control circuit
▪ Fixed I2C logic thresholds
▪ 10-bit D-to-A converter
▪ 100 μA resolution
▪ Low voltage I2C serial interface
▪ Low current draw sleep mode-active low
▪ 2.3 to 5.5 V operation
Designed for linear control of small form factor voice coil
motors, the A3907 is capable of peak output currents to 102 mA
and operating voltages to 5.5 V.
Internal circuit protection includes thermal shutdown with
hysteresis, flyback clamp diode, and undervoltage monitoring
of VDD.
Applications:
▪ Camera focus motor
Package: 6-Bump Chip Scale Package
(suffix CG)
Functional Block Diagram
2.3 to
5.5V
1.8 V
VDD
IOUT
Bandgap
Ref
1.8 kΩ
1.8 kΩ
10 Bit DAC
SDA
SCL
I2C Serial
Interface
Control
Logic
SLEEPZ
Timer
A3907-DS, Rev. 1
1.2 Ω
GND
A3907
Low Voltage Voice Coil Motor Driver
Selection Guide
Part Number
A3907ECGTR
Packing
4000 pieces per reel
Package
Bumped wafer-level chip-scale package
(WLCSP)
Pb-free
Pb-free chip with high-temperature solder
balls (RoHS compliant)
Absolute Maximum Ratings
Characteristic
Symbol
Supply Voltage
VDD
Logic Input Voltage Range
VIN
Operating Ambient Temperature
TA
Notes
Range E
Rating
Unit
6
V
–0.3 to VDD + 0.3
V
–40 to 85
ºC
Junction Temperature
TJ(max)
150
ºC
Storage Temperature
Tstg
–40 to 150
ºC
Thermal Characteristics
Characteristic
Package Thermal Resistance
Symbol
RθJA
Test Conditions*
On 4-layer PCB based on JEDEC standard
Value
Unit
64
ºC/W
*Additional thermal information available on the Allegro website
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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS Valid at TA = 25°C, VDD = 2.3 to 5.5 V; unless otherwise noted
Characteristics
Supply Current
Symbol
IDD
UVLO Enable Threshold
VUVLO(th)
UVLO Hysteresis
VUVLO(hys)
Thermal Shutdown Temperature
Thermal Shutdown Hysteresis
Power-Up Delay
TJTSD
TJTSD(hys)
Test Conditions
Sleep Mode (SLEEPZ = low), VDD = 2.3 to 3.5 V
Min.
Typ.
Max.
Unit
–
0.5
2
mA
–
< 100
500
nA
VDD rising
–
2
2.295
V
–
100
–
mV
Temperature increasing
–
165
–
°C
Recovery = TJTSD - TJTSD(hys)
tdPO
–
15
–
°C
–
10
–
μs
D-to-A Converter
Resolution
Res
Target = 100 μA/LSB
–
10
–
bit
Relative Accuracy
errINL
Code = 64 to 1023, Endpoint method
–
±4
–
LSB
Differential Nonlinearity
errDNL
Guaranteed monotonic
–
–
±1
LSB
IMAX
Code = 1023
–
102.3
–
mA
Gain Error
errA
TJ = 25°C, Code 64 to 1023, VDD = 2.6 to 3.0 V
–10
<3
10
%FS
Gain Error Drift1
ΔerrA
TJ = –40°C to 125°C
–
0.2
–
LSB/°C
Minimum Code Error
IOS1
Code = 1
0
1
5
mA
Offset Error
IOS
Code = 64
–
0.5
–
mA
–10
–
10
%
0.35
–
VDD – 0.1
V
–
2
–
Ω
Maximum Output Current
Output
Slew Rate Timer
errTS
Output Voltage Range
VOUT
Output On Resistance
RDS(on)
Relative to target value
RSENSE + RSINK, IOUT = 102.3 mA
I2C Interface
Bus Free Time Between Stop and Start
tBUF
1.3
–
–
μs
Hold Time Start Condition
tHD:STA
0.6
–
–
μs
Setup Time for Repeated Start
Condition
tSU:STA
0.6
–
–
μs
SCL Low Time
tLOW
1.3
–
–
μs
SCL High Time
tHIGH
0.6
–
–
μs
Data Setup Time
tSU:DAT
100
–
–
ns
Data Hold Time
tHD:DAT
0
900
–
ns
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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued) Valid at TA = 25°C, VDD = 2.3 to 5.5 V; unless otherwise noted
Characteristics
Symbol
Test Conditions
Min.
Typ.
Max.
Unit
tSU:STO
0.6
VIL
–
–
–
μs
–
0.84
V
I2C Interface
Setup Time for Stop Condition
Logic Input (SDA, SCL Pins) Low Level
Logic Input (SDA, SCL Pins) High Level
VIH
1.26
–
–
V
S̄¯L̄¯Ē¯Ē¯P̄¯ Pin Input Low Level
VSLPINL
–
–
0.7
V
S̄¯L̄¯Ē¯Ē¯P̄¯ Pin Input High Level
VSLPINH
Input Hysteresis
Logic Input Current
1.5
–
–
V
VHYS
SDA and SCL only
–
100
–
mV
μA
IIN
VIN = 0 V to VDD
–1
0
1
SDA Pin Output Voltage
VOL
ILOAD = 1.5 mA
–
–
0.36
V
SCL Clock Frequency
fCLK
–
–
400
kHz
SDA Output Fall Time
tOF
–
–
250
ns
1Assured
VIH to VIL
by design and characterization, not production tested.
I2C Timing Diagram
tSU:STA
tHD:STA
tSU:DAT
tHD:DAT
tSU:STO
tBUF
SDA
tLOW
tHIGH
SCL
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Functional Description
Output Current Level Control
The A3907 output current level, IOUT , is controlled dynamically
by programming the D-to-A converter (DAC) value via the I2C
serial port. A 10-bit Level Control code, having a decimal equivalent value from 0 through 1023, is clocked into the SDA pin.
one continuous time interval, or divided over two sequential time
subintervals. When the single-interval method is selected, the total
change in IOUT is accomplished over the total time interval determined by the Rate Control code in table 1, calculated as follows:
CodeT = |(CodeNewTarget – CodePreviousTarget)| / 2 ,
The target output current can be calculated by:
IOUT = nDAC × 100 μA ,
(1)
where nDAC is the decimal equivalent of the Level Control code.
For example, a code of 5 (000001012) sets an output current
target of 500 μA.
Programming Level Control code 0 disables the output sink
drive. In addition, the DAC is automatically set to code 0 at
power-up and also at a fault condition on VDD.
Output Current Slew Rate Control
When a new current level control instruction is received on the
SDA input, the A3907 moves to the new target currrent level by
incrementing or decrementing through each of the intermediate
current levels until it arrives at the new programmed value.
The control instruction received at the SDA input includes both
the 10-bit Level Control code and a 4-bit Ramp Control code.
The Level Control code is used to determine the absolute value of
the changes in IOUT (see equation 1), and the Ramp Control code
maps to a lookup table of time intervals (represented in table 1).
Together, these two codes determine the shape of the current level
change function.
Step or Ramp Function The A3907 can change to the new
target level using either a step or a ramp slew rate function. When
a step function is selected, the A3907 moves to the new target
level without imposing any additional time delays between DAC
updates. To select a step function, program one of the four Ramp
Control codes in table 1 that disable the ramp feature.
When a ramp function is selected, the A3907 imposes time delays
between each DAC update, calculated according to the particular
function option selected. To select a ramp function, program one
of the twelve Ramp Control codes in table 1 that enable the ramp
feature.
Single or Dual Subintervals For either the step or the ramp
slew rate method, the total change can be accomplished in either
(2)
and
T = CodeT × tdT ,
(3)
where tdT is the delay factor, in table 1.
When the dual-subintervals method is selected, the elapsed time
for each subinterval is determined separately by the Rate Control code in table 1. The time interval from initiation, T0, to the
switchover point, T1, is calculated as follows:
CodeSwitchover = |(CodeNewTarget – CodePreviousTarget)| / 2 ,
(4)
and
T1 = CodeSwitchover × tdT1 ,
(5)
where tdT1 is the delay factor for the initial time subinterval, in
table 1.
The current amplitude at the switchover point is calculated based
on equation 1, as follows:
ISwitchover = (CodeLow + CodeSwitchover ) × 100 μA ,
(6)
where CodeLow is the lesser of CodeNewTarget and CodePreviousTarget .
The time interval from the switchover point, T1, until the target
current level is reached, T2, is calculated as follows:
T2–T1 = CodeSwitchover × tdT2 ,
(7)
where tdT2 is the delay factor for the second time subinterval, in
table 1.
Output Function Programming
Two examples of output level and slew rate programming are
shown in figure 1. Both examples are ramp slew rate functions,
using the dual-subinterval method. In example A, an increment in
IOUT is shown, and example B shows a decrement in IOUT.
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Example A
• The new target current level is 30 mA, so Level Control code
• The A3907 has been previously programmed to Level Control code 100 (11001002), for a target IOUT of 100 × 100 μA
= 10 mA (equation 1).
• The new target current level is 20 mA, so Level Control code
200 (110010002) is programmed (invert equation 1).
• For this example, the slew rate function selected is represented
by Ramp Control code 11002 : ramp, dual-subinterval, initial
subinterval delay factor 781 ns, second subinterval delay factor
50 μs.
300 (1001011002) is programmed (invert equation 1).
• For this example, the slew rate function selected is represented
by Ramp Control code 11012 : ramp, dual-subinterval, initial
subinterval delay factor 781 ns, second subinterval delay factor
100 μs.
• The A3907 determines the switchover point, T2, as follows:
CodeSwitchover = |(1000 – 300)|/2 = 350 (equation 2),
• The A3907 determines the switchover point, T1, as follows:
CodeSwitchover = |(200 – 100)|/2 = 50 (equation 2),
T1 = 350 × 0.781 μs = 273 μs (equation 5),
IT1 = 350 + 300 × 100 μA = 65 μA (equation 6).
T1 = 50 × 0.781 μs = 39 μs (equation 5),
IT1 = 50 + 100 × 100 μA = 150 μA (equation 6).
• The A3907 determines the target time final point, T2, as follows:
• The A3907 determines the target time final point, T1, as follows:
CodeSwitchover = |(1000 – 300)|/2 = 350 (equation 2) ,
CodeSwitchover = |(200 – 100)|/2 = 50 (equation 2) ,
T2–T1 = 350 × 100 μs = 35 ms (equation 5).
T2–T1 = 50 × 50 μs = 2.5 ms (equation 5).
T0 T1
Table 1. Slew Rate Function Table
Dual Interval
Delay Factor
(μs)
25
200
20
150
100
T1
T0
tdT
0
0
0
0
0 (ramp feature disabled)
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
12.5
0
0
1
1
25
0
1
0
0
50
1000
100
0
6.25
0.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
10
T1
T2
515
0
0.04
0.5
0.08
1.0
0.10
1.5
0.12
2.0
0.14
2.5
010
Time (ms)
Example A
T0 T1
0
1
0
1
100
900
0
1
1
0
200
800
0
1
1
1
T3
T2
T1
T0
0 (ramp feature disabled)
tdT2
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0 (ramp feature disabled)
1
0
1
0
12.5
1
0
1
1
25
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
100
1
1
1
0
200
1
1
1
1
6.25
0.781
0
150
50
T3
tdT1
15
Expanded Below
50
0 (ramp feature disabled)
T2
100
80
700
Expanded Below
600
60
500
400
300
40
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
200
800
80
20
T1
100
700
0
600
IOUT (mA)
Single Interval
Timer Bits Settings
Level Control Code
Slew Rate
Method
Level Control Code
• The A3907 has been previously programmed to Level Control
code 1000 (11111010002), for a target IOUT of 1000 × 100 μA
= 100 mA (equation 1).
T2
250
IOUT (mA)
Example B
0
5 1
10
215
203
70
25
4 30
35
5
60
0
Time (ms)
Example B
Figure 1. Examples of programmed IOUT change
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I2C Interface
This is a serial interface that uses two bus lines, SCL and SDA, to
access the internal control registers. Data is exchanged between a
microcontroller (master) and the A3907 (slave). The clock input
to SCL is generated by the master, while SDA functions as either
an input or an open drain output, depending on the direction of
the data. The I2C input thresholds do not depend on the VDD
voltage of the A3907. The levels are fixed at approximately 1V.
The fixed levels allow the SDA and SCL lines to be pulled-up to
a different logic level than the VDD supply of the 3907.
Timing Considerations The control sequence of the communication through the I2C interface is composed of several steps in
sequence:
1. Start Condition. Defined by a negative edge on the SDA line,
while SCL is high.
2. Address Cycle. 7 bits of address, plus 1 bit to indicate write (0)
or read(1), and an acknowledge bit. The address setting is 0x18,
0x1A, 0x1C, or 0x1E.
3. Data Cycles. Write requires 7 bits of address data selecting the
internal control register, followed by an acknowledge bit.
4. Stop Condition. Defined by a positive edge on the SDA line,
while SCL is high.
Except to indicate a Start or Stop condition, SDA must be stable
while the clock is high. SDA can only be changed while SCL is
low. It is possible for the Start or Stop condition to occur at any
time during a data transfer. The A3907 always responds by resetting the data transfer sequence.
To indicate a write cycle, the Read/Write bit is set to low.
Mulitple writes are allowed. If desired, the readback bit can be set
to high to check what was last written.
The Acknowledge bit is used by the master to determine if the
slave device is responding to its address and data transmissions. When the A3907 decodes the 7-bit address field as a valid
address, it responds by pulling SDA low during the ninth clock
cycle.
During a data write from the master, the A3907 pulls SDA low
during the clock cycle that follows the last data byte, in order
to indicate that the data has been successfully received. In both
cases, the master device must release the SDA line before the
ninth clock cycle, in order to allow this handshaking to occur.
Slave (A3907) Address
Device Identifier
0
0
Control Register MS Byte (I2C Write register)
0
1
R/W
1
X
X
0
Control Register MS Byte (I2C Write register)
Bit
Name
Function
Bit
Name
Function
0
D4
DAC
0
T0
Time Setting LSB
1
D5
DAC
1
T1
Time Setting Bit 1
2
D6
DAC
2
T2
Time Setting Bit2
3
D7
DAC
3
T3
Time Setting Bit 3
4
D8
DAC
4
D0
DAC LSB
5
D9
DAC MSB
5
D1
DAC
6
T5
Not used
6
D2
DAC
7
SLEEP
1=Sleep 0=Normal
7
D3
DAC
Write Operation
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Output Voltage Range
To guarantee the accuracy and linearity of the programmed current, the voltage on the IOUT pin, VOUT , should be greater than
350 mV. The output voltage is a function of the battery voltage,
motor resistance, and the programmed load current, IOUT.
Clamp Diode
When the IC output is turned off, the load inductance causes the
output voltage, VOUT , to rise. An internal clamp diode, connected
between the IOUT and VDD pins, is integrated into the IC to
ensure the output voltage remains at a safe level.
¯Ē
¯Ē¯P̄¯ Pin
S̄¯L̄
¯Ē
¯Ē
¯P̄¯ pin is an active low input. A logic low signal disables
The S̄L̄
all of the internal circuitry and prevents the IC from draining battery power.
Applications Information
Headroom
The current may not reach the programmed level if there is not
adequate headroom in the output circuit. The IC output voltage
must be over 350mV to guarantee normal linear operation. VDD,
ILOAD, and RLOAD can be adjusted to ensure the device operates
in the linear range. When equation 7 is not satisfied, the load
current will be limited by the series impedance and may not reach
the programmed level.
VDD(min) – RLOAD(max) × IOUT(max) ≥ 350 mV .
(7)
always be positive for each incremental step.
DNL = (IOUT(n+1) – IOUT(n)) / LSB ,
(8)
where (n = 64 to 1023). DNL should be < 1 LSB.
Offset Error The measured output current at Level Control
code 64, compared to the ideal value according to the transfer
function: 6.4 mA.
Relative Accuracy (INL) This error is calculated by measuring
the worse case deviation from a straight line defined from endpoints. The straight line endpoints are defined by the actual measured values at Level Control code 63 and 1023 (see figure 2).
Gain Error The difference between the slopes of the ideal
transfer function and the actual transfer function. The gain error
is calculated by subtracting the offset error at Level Control code
16 from the actual transfer function. This calculated value is compared to the ideal transfer function and reported as a percentage
of the ideal full scale value: 102.3 mA (see figure 3).
Differential Nonlinearity (DNL) A measure of the monotonicity of the DAC (see equation 8). The slope of the line must
Gain Error Drift The change in slope of the transfer function
due to temperature, expressed as LSB / °C.
IOUT Errors Defined
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IOUT (mA)
102.3
0
0
64
1023
512
Level Control Code
Straight line between measured Codes 64 and 1023
Relative Accuracy (64-1023), Errors
exaggerated for clarity
Figure 2. Relative Accuracy
Offset
Error
Gain
Error
IOUT (mA)
102.3
0
Ideal DAC
Actual DAC
(Errors Exaggerated)
Calculated Gain Error,
Offset Error Removed
0 63
Level Control Code
1023
Figure 3. Gain Error
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CG Package, 6-Ball WLCSP
1.465±0.020
C
B
A
A
B
C
B
A
X…17
1
B
1
0.500
0.965±0.020
2
2
0.500
1.000
C
All dimensions nominal, not for tooling use
Dimensions in millimeters
Exact configuration at supplier discretion within limits shown
0.500±0.050
C
6X
PCB Layout Reference View
0.05 C
X…0.200±0.030
SEATING
PLANE
A Die orientation mark
…0.10 M C A B
…0.05 M C
1.000
0.500
B
Terminal #A1 mark area
C
Reference view of typical layout for solder pads
All pads a minimum of 0.20 mm from all adjacent pads;
adjust as necessary to meet application process
requirements and PCB layout tolerances
2
0.500
1
C
B
A
0.233
A
0.233
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