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SMM105 Single-Channel Supply Voltage Marginer and Active DC Output Controller
Windows GUI Users Guide and Configuration Register Descriptions



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SMM105 Single-Channel Supply Voltage Marginer and Active DC Output Controller
Windows GUI Users Guide and Configuration Register Descriptions

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Register R06 - ADOC Control Command, Internal Regulator Output Voltage, Fault Output Enabling, Configuration Register Lock, COMP1, COMP2 Sensor Configuration
The ADOC function may be always enabled upon power-up or require a write command to begin the process. This choice is made by Bit D[6]. The default setting is 'No Write Command Required' meaning ADOC begins upon powerup. Bit D[5] of this register selects the output voltage of the internal regulator powered by 12VIN. This voltage will power the SMM105 if the voltage on the VDD pin is lower than this setting. Bit D[3] disables the Fault output while the device is margining. Bit D[2] of this register allows the configuration registers to be locked. Locking the configuration registers is irreversible and therefore this option cannot be selected using the GUI. Bits D[1:0] individually configure the COMP1 and COMP2 sensors to detect under-voltage or over-voltage. Bits D[7] and D[4] are unused and should be set to 0.

 
 
 
 

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