7.3.1 All Interfaces
Parameters | Symbol | Min. | Typ. | Max. | Units | Type(4) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Wake-up Time from Sleep State. VCC > 2.7V | tPU.SLEEP(1) | — | 3 | 6.0 | ms | A |
Power-up Time from VCC < 2.7V | tPU.POWERON(1) | — | 4 | 6.0 | ms | A |
Idle Tmer | tIDLE(2) | 0.85 | 1 | 1.15 | s | B |
Rate at which the Nonvolatile Portion of Monotonic Counter Increments | tMONOTONIC | 42 | 51 | 60 | s | B |
Noise Suppression on RESET Input Pin | tRESET_NOISE(3) | 0 | — | 0.150 | µs | A |
Minimum Allowed Reset Pulse | tRESET_MIN(3) | 1.0 | — | — | µs | A |
GPIO_3 Transition Ignored, Measured Starting with the Last Bit of Power (Sleep) | tSLEEP_WAKE | — | — | 250 | µs | A |
Low-Pulse Width for GPIO_3 High to Wake TA101 | tWAKE_GPIO_LOW | 40 | — | — | µs | A |
Watchdog Time-out Value | tWATCHDOG | 900 | 1000 | 1100 | ms | B |
Note:
- Various situations can cause the power-up delays to exceed these parameters as follows:
- If the power-on or the wake self-test functions are enabled in the configuration area, the execution of those self-test operations will increase the delay.
- If an internal failure occurs to cause a boot event, then, there may be an additional delay during the boot to write the internal failure log in the nonvolatile memory within the chip.
- If a device update is started but does not complete due to a power interruption, on the next power-up, some clean-up may be required and may take additional time.
- If the 1-minute timer is enabled and is being
updated in the nonvolatile memory concurrent with the wake event, the
device will accept an
Input
command after tPU_SLEEP/tPU_POWERON but will not start the execution of that command until the nonvolatile update is complete.
- The idle timer specifications here assume that the idle timer is enabled and configured for 1 second. It is recommended that these times be multiplied by the delay time value set in the idle timer configuration field if that is not 1.
- All noise pulses ≤ tRESET_NOISE are assured to be suppressed. All pulse widths ≥ tRESET_MIN are assured to pass to the device. Pulses in between these values may or may not be suppressed.
- Type Means: A = 100% Tested, B = Characterized