Closed dron0gus closed 4 years ago
Why switch from VNLD to cheap mosfet? The VNLDs are protected and have active clamping, which jellybean FETs do not.
Do we want to connect TLE enable pins for IGN/INJ, with pulldowns?
Why switch from VNLD to cheap mosfet? The VNLDs are protected and have active clamping, which jellybean FETs do not.
TLE can protect external MOSFET too. But do not have active clamping. It was just a suggestion. As we do not use STATUS output, why we need smart switch :)
Pull request was updated: -USB can be powered from AV4 -TLE8888 INJ_EN and IGN_EN routed to STM32 PD11 and PD10 -TLE8888 RST and STM32 NRST connected through 0R jumper -Test point for TLE8888 OUT7 -DRC and ERC fixes
@dron0gus "TLE8888 INJ_EN and IGN_EN routed to STM32 PD11 and PD10" - what are the potential usages of this?
@dron0gus "TLE8888 INJ_EN and IGN_EN routed to STM32 PD11 and PD10" - what are the potential usages of this?
Safety reasons. If STM32 is restarted dues to some reasons default levels on its gpio PD11 and PD10 and pull-downs will disable TLE8888 outputs. Previously these enable pins were fixed high.
@dron0gus "TLE8888 INJ_EN and IGN_EN routed to STM32 PD11 and PD10" - what are the potential usages of this?
Safety reasons. If STM32 is restarted dues to some reasons default levels on its gpio PD11 and PD10 and pull-downs will disable TLE8888 outputs. Previously these enable pins were fixed high.
Yes, exactly the same reasoning for why we connected the DIS pin from the ETB driver. It's great if we have a small number of pins we can set to disable everything when something goes wrong.
Change list:
TODO:
change U9, U10 from smart switch (VNLD5090) to some cheap mosfet