Register
Bitfield Name
0x140
AUD_EN_RX
0x121
AUD_STR_TX[1:0]
0x146
AUD_STRM[1:0]
Power Manager and Sleep Mode
Overview
The power manager ensures the reliable and efficient operation of various power functions. The power manager
controls the internal switched supply domains during the full sequence of power states so that the device powers
up and down smoothly. During power-up, the power manager guards the device until the internal supplies have
been validated and the digital core assumes normal operations. In all power modes, the power manager monitors
power supplies for under- and over-voltage conditions. In Sleep mode, the power manager minimizes current
consumption and can quickly restore device configurations after waking up.
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MAX96752 Power Manager and Sleep Mode Availability
Part Number
MAX96752
Device Power Operation
The power manager block minimizes required user interaction while providing extensive diagnostic indicators.
Power manager status registers can be polled for valid supply levels, and a system-level interrupt (ERRB=0) can be
generated in the case of a device power failure.
MAX96752 uses power rails (V
Note: If the power manager sends an ERRB interrupt due to a power fail condition, check PWR0, PWR1, and other
diagnostic registers to identify the source of the failure. Refer to the voltage monitoring section of the respective
data sheet for additional details.
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Bits
Default Value
0
4, 5
2,3
Power Manager
Supported
, V
V
, V
, V
REG
DDD,
REGA
DDA
DDIO
1
0 = Audio Receiver Disabled
1 = Audio Receiver Enabled
0b00
0b00 = Transmit Channel over reverse channel Use
Audio Stream ID 0
0b01 = Transmit Channel over reverse channel Use
Audio Stream ID 1
0b10 = Transmit Channel over reverse channel Use
Audio Stream ID 2
0b11 = Transmit Channel over reverse channel Use
Audio Stream ID 3
0b00
0b00 = Receive Channel receive Audio Stream ID 0
0b01 = Receive Channel receive Audio Stream ID 1
0b10 = Receive Channel receive Audio Stream ID 2
0b11 = Receive Channel receive Audio Stream ID 3
Sleep Mode
Supported
, and V
).
DD18
Description
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