13.19.4.2 Start-up/FAULT Pin State

During device start-up or Power-on Reset (POR), the FAULT pin will stay active (low) to indicate to the host that the device is initializing. The FAULT pin will stay active until the state machine powers up the VREG LDO and completes the VREG state. After the VREG LDO is powered up, the FAULT pin logic checks the state of all of the latched FAULT bits. If any FAULT bit is still active, the FAULT pin will stay active and remain low.

Table 13-5. Internal Function Block Status
System StateFaultConditionsSleep LatchVREG LDOVBOOT LDOMotor DriversDE2Op AmpsInternal UVLO, OVLO, OTP

Sleep

OE = 0, SLEEP = 1

W

Standby

OE = 0, SLEEP = 0

A

A

C

A

Operating

OE = 1, FAULT = 1

A

A

A

A

A

A

Faults FAULT = 0

Driver OTPF

TJ Temperature > +160°C

D

A

HVDDUVLO

HVDD ≤ UVLOINACT

A

A

A

A

HVDDUVSHDN

HVDD ≤ UVSHDNINACT

E

HVDDOVLO

HVDD ≥ OVLOINACT

A

A

A

A

VDDOVSHDN

HVdd ≥ OVSHDNINACT

A

VREG LDO UVF

VREG ≤ 88% VREG

A

A

A

A

MOSFET UVLO

VHS[A:C] < VDUVLO

VLS[A:C] < VDUVLO

A

A

A

A

A

MOSFET OCPF

VDRAIN SOURCE > EXTOC[1:0] setting

A

A

A

A

A

Warnings FAULT = 1

Driver Temperature

TJ Temperature > 72% TSD_MIN (+115°C for +160°C driver OTP)

A

A

A

A

A

A

Power Status

Configuration lost if

Power-on Reset, wake from Sleep or recover from HVDD Undervoltage Shutdown occurred

Set at initial power-up when HVDD < UVSHDNACT or when waking from Sleep

A

A

A

A

A

A

Legend: — = Inactive (Off); A = Active (On); C = Configurable; D = Inactive (Off) 5 ms after sent Fault message; E = Inactive (Off); R = Receiver Only; W = Wake-up (from Sleep); OCPF = Overcurrent Protection; OTPF = Overtemperature Protection; UVLO = Undervoltage Lockout; OVLO = Overvoltage Lockout; UVF = Undervoltage Fault; UVSHDN = Undervoltage Shutdown; OVSHDN = Overvoltage Shutdown