2 Definition of Terms
The following table provides the definition of terms and the technological data that are used in the following sections. Note that the technological data are different for Automotive and Industrial or Extended Industrial devices.
Symbol | Definitions |
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Generic | |
TJ | Device junction temperature |
VDD | VDDCPU voltage |
User Mission Profile Data | |
MP | User Mission Profile: a set of operating points (TJ,VDD) |
PoHMP_TARGET | User Power-on Hours target with MP mission profile. This is the total time when the device is powered. |
U% | Percentage of time spent in each MP operating point |
PoH(TJ) | Power-on Hours spent at TJ. PoH (TJ) = PoHMP_TARGET x U% |
Technological Data See Figure 3-1 and Table 3-2 for Industrial devices and Figure 4-1 and Table 4-2 for Automotive devices | |
PoHQ(TJ,VDD) |
Qualified equivalent hours at TJ, VDD, in particular
PoHQ(125°C,1.15V) =
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DR(TJ) |
Temperature-derating ratio at TJ : PoH[Q](TJ,VDD) = DR(TJ) x PoH[Q](125°C, VDD) |
VAF |
Voltage Acceleration Factor PoH[Q](TJ, VDD) = VAF x PoH[Q](TJ, 1.15V)
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Calculated Quantities | |
PoHMP(125°C, 1.15V) | Mission profile equivalent Power-on Hours at one point (125°C, 1.15V): PoH(125°C, 1.15V) = PoH(TJ) / (VAF.DR(TJ)) If this number exceeds PoHQ(125°C, 1.15V) then the mission profile MP is more demanding than the HTOL test. |
PoHMP_EST |
Estimated Power-on Hours with given MP: PoHMP_EST = PoHMP_TARGET x PoHQ(125°C, 1.15V) / PoHMP(125°C, 1.15V) |
- In the above table, PoH[Q](TJ, VDD) means either PoH(TJ, VDD) or PoHQ(TJ, VDD).