Hi There,
I just finished fixing the issue of DCDC can't enable two weeks ago, and now I have a new issue that is LED_LOW can't disable(see below).
The program will be crash when the program runs here. By the way, the circuit board was designed by myself and I use the BUCK mode. I checked my circuit board, and I found that the output voltage of pin 5 and pin 6 of the chip is 1.18V. Meanwhile, I have checked the document of DA14531, and I haven't found any indication that 1.18V is correct. I attach my schematic of the circuit(see below).
If the program runs nomally, what is the external output voltage of pin 5 and pin 6? If there is no problem with 1.18V, then what could be the cause?
Thanks for your assist.
BR,
NX
Hi NX,
You can refer to this EVB schematic: DA14531 QFN24 Pro Development Kit Daughter Board Schematic
and this HW design guide:AN-B-075: DA14530/531 Hardware Guidelines
Are you using the battery for power supply? if not you do not need a inductance, you can use bypass mode with VBT_HIGH and VBT_LOW both connected to 3v3.
About the GPIO voltage, it's follows with VBAT_HIGH
JH_Renesas
Hi JH,
I changed the value of C2 to 2.2uF and 10uF, the program still crash when the program runs here. I use the 2.2uF rated voltage is 10V, the 10uF rated voltage is 6.3V. Also the L1 inductance is DFE201210U-2R2M=P2．
The rated voltage of 2.2uF capacitor recommended in the document is 25V. I would like to ask whether this rated voltage must meet this standard? Another question is whether the problem is related to the crystal oscillator used? The crystal oscillator I used is in accordance with the requirements of the document.
Thanks for your assist again.
Are you debugging in the sleep mode? Could you try again with sleep mode off
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Can you run any example projects as expected? like prox_reporter ?
What is your power supply voltage?
Thanks for you answer. I've tried, and the result is the same.
When the program runs here, the program will be crash. For supply voltage, I tried using 3V and 3.3V. But, the result is the same.
1, I suspect your setups, could you have a new board for testing.
2, you can try bypass mode connection, and using a 3v3 power source.
Thanks for your answer. For setups, I make sure I haven't changed any of the source code. If I chooes BYPASS mode, I have to design another one. And my project use lithium battery power supply, will there be any issue I use the Bypass mode? If I use the BUCK mode or BOOST mode, what additional settings need to be added in addition to those mentioned in the documentation?
Thanks for your description. I just suspect your HW setups is not ready for use.
1, solder a new one for testing.
2, To except the DCDC issue, you can solder out the L1 and short the Vbat_high - Vbat_low. Now it's bypass mode, you can define this macro in the code to enable bypass mode:
the steps above just for test that if your HW board works well. you can use any example you like in the SDK.