TIDA-00599, LP5910 and TPS61221 as Power Reference Design for devices Interacting with Ultra-Low Voltage MSP430

Reference Design using part LP5910-1.8YKAR by Texas Instruments

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments
  • Application Category
    Power Management
  • Product Type
    Microprocessor Power Supervisory

For End Products

  • Consumer Electronics
  • Gaming and Toys
  • Light Monitoring Devices
  • Remote Control
  • Sensor Monitoring
  • Wearable Electronics

Description

  • TIDA-00599, LP5910 and TPS61221 as Power Reference Design for devices Interacting with Ultra-Low Voltage MSP430. The MSP430X09X can operate form ultra-low voltages (ULV) in the range of 0.9V to 1.65V, however most of the devices in the system requires higher voltages. TIDA-00599 provides a solution for those companion devices that requires 1.8V and 3.3V input voltages. A 3.3V voltage rail is generated from a 0.9V to 1.65 V batteries using the TPS61221 boost converter and a 1.8V voltage rail is generated using a high PSRR LDO (LP5910) connected in series with the boost converter output voltage rail. The combine output current is 100 mA at 1.65V input voltage and 50 mA at 0.90 V input voltage

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