I'm currently using the LM51772 and trying to configure the registers via I2C, but it fails to output a valid voltage. Could you tell me how to configure the registers and pins to achieve the target voltage output?
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I'm currently using the LM51772 and trying to configure the registers via I2C, but it fails to output a valid voltage. Could you tell me how to configure the registers and pins to achieve the target voltage output?
Please elaborate on what you plan to do with this chip, what the schematic looks like, and what the configuration is like.
Thanks,I want to use IIC to control this chip to output different voltages. The input voltage is fixed at 12V. These are the register values I configured
_WriteReg(0x0A,0x64);
_WriteReg(0x0C,0x01);
_WriteReg(0x0D,0x01);
_WriteReg(0x21,0x00);
_WriteReg(0x81,0x01);
_WriteReg(0xD0,0x33);
_WriteReg(0xD1,0x09);
_WriteReg(0xD2,0x46);
_WriteReg(0xD3,0x80);
_WriteReg(0xD4,0x03);
_WriteReg(0xD5,0x3F);
_WriteReg(0xD6,0x95);
_WriteReg(0xD7,0x36);
_WriteReg(0xD8,0x80);
_WriteReg(0xD9,0x00);
_WriteReg(0xDA,0xFF);
I changed the values of vout_LSB and Vout_MSB, but there was no change in vout, and the value read from the status register was 0x40.
Which pin do I need to check on the circuit diagram
VOUT bit in STATUS register means that VOUT has not reached the set target voltage.
Please connect FB pin directly (0Ohm to VCC2) to enable VOUT to be set via I2C.
Note sure why you have enable IVP? Can you let me know what you have planned here?