
2 – Airborne Wireless LAN Node Module
100-8004-102G Airborne Wireless LAN Node Module Data Book
Page 17
Quatech, Inc. Confidential
Figure 3. Power-up Sequence (Separate /RESET Signal)
Figure 4 shows the on-chip POR sequence in which the /RESET and DV
DD
pins are tied
together. The DV
DD
signal is stable before the startup timer expires. In this case, the CPU
receives a reliable reset.
Figure 4. Power-up Sequence (/RESET Tied to DV
DD
)
Figure 5 shows a situation where DV
DD
rises too slowly. In this scenario, the startup timer times-
out before DV
DD
reaches a valid operating voltage level (DV
DD
min). As a result, the CPU comes
out of reset and starts operating with the supply voltage below the level required for reliable
performance. In this situation, an external RC circuit is recommended for driving /RESET. The
RC delay should exceed five times the time period required for DV
DD
to reach a valid operating
voltage.
Figure 5. DV
DD
Rise Time Exceeds Tstartup
Figure 6 shows the recommended external reset circuit. The external reset circuit is required
only if the DV
DD
rise time has the possibility of being too slow (refer to Table 11 on page 25).
DV
dd
/RESET
POR
Startup Time
(Timeout)
Internal
Reset Signal
DV
dd
/RESET
POR
Startup Timer
(Timeout)
Internal
Reset Signal
DV
dd
/RESET
POR
Startup Time
(Timeout)
Internal
Reset Signal
WUDX
70ns
70ns
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