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The MC13713 Integrat ed Power Manage ment and Audi o Circuit is part of the chip set for Motoro la ’s 2.5G
Innovative Convergence™ (i.250) platform. This chipset also includes the MC13712 Dual-Band GPRS
Front End Integrated Circuit (IC), MMM6010/6011 Dual-Band GPRS Power Amplifier Module,
DSP56621 Baseband Processor, and the MC13715 Charge Control and Protection Circuit. This IC is
primarily targeted for the GSM/GPRS market but can be used in other systems with additional supporting
circuitry. In general, the architecture has been optimized to reduce cost for GSM/GPRS and additional
functionality to support other pr otocol s has not been in cluded . The MC13 713 is opti mized fo r use with the
other ICs in the platform, but can be used in other IC architectures.
The IC contains the necessary glue components of a modern GSM/GPRS cellular phone. The MC13713
integrates control logic, voltage regulators and converters, reference oscillator, charger interface, trimmed
bandgap reference, alert amplifier, speaker amplifier, microphone amplifier and bias generator, voltage
multiplier, and analog- to-digital converter multip lexer (MUX) on a single IC.
Table 1 shows the general requirements for the MC13713 IC.
Table 1. General MC13713 IC Specifications
ParameterMinTypMaxUnit
Recommended B+ Supply2.4753.64.2V
B+ OFF Current Drain
ESD (Human Body Model)2kV
ESD (Machine Model)200V
MSL Level: MSL2A
–10
30µA
30µA
55
Table 2 provides the data on DC absolute maximum ratings.
Table 2. Maximum Ratings
CharacteristicsSymbolValueUnits
B+ Supply Voltage0 to 4.5V
Input Voltage to VM_VCCV
Operating Temperature RangeT
VM_VCC
1
0 to 3.0V
A
–20 to 70
°C
o
C
Storage Temperature RangeT
Power Dissipation0.5W
1.Maximum Ratings are those value s beyo nd whic h dama ge to the devic e may occur. Functi onal op eration
should be restricted to the limits in the Electrical Characteristics tables or Contact Descriptions section.
A2D
A2D_DATAA2D MUX OutputE5OutputDC2.775
AD1A2D InputE6Input
A2D_SYNCA2D and MUX sync signalF6InputLogic2.775
A2D+TX Audio Output to CODEC, positiveH4OutputAudio
–Alert Amp Output, negativeF9OutputAudio
ALT
ALT+Alert Amp Output, positiveE9OutputAudio
ALT_GNDAlert Amp GroundG4Output
ALT_REFAlert Amp Reference BypassG9DC0.5*B+
AUD_REG_IN2.775 V Audio Linear Regulator InputE7InputDCB+
AUD_REG_OUT2.775 V Audio Linear Regulator OutputJ7OutputDC2.775
B+Power Supply Input
(also SIM and I/O Regulator Inputs)
E8, F7InputDC
Wave-
form
Voltage
–4.5
2.8
BL_SINKBack Light Current SinkC5InputDCB+
BL_FBBack Light Sense InputB5InputDC
CHRG_DETBSenses the Insertion/Removal of a Charger
(from Charge Circuitry)
CHRG_STATEIndicates the Charging Rate of the Charge
Circuitry
CHRG_SWControls Output Current of Charger
Accessories
D2A
–RX Audio Input from CODEC, negativeF4InputAudio
D2A+RX Audio Input from CODEC, positiveF5InputAudio
DIG_REG_IN1.875V Digital Linear Regulator InputD7InputDCB+
DIG_REG_OUT1.875V Digital Linear Regulator OutputA9OutputDC1.875
DISABLEDisable Charging SignalE2OutputLogic2.775
EXT_PWR_ONPower On Control from Charge CircuitryF1InputLogicB+
GNDMust be near the 32 kHz Oscillator
IO_REG_OUT2.775 V I/O Linear Regulator OutputA8OutputDC2.775
IRQInterrupt Output to ProcessorC2OutputLogic2.775
LOW_BATTBLow Battery Voltage IndicatorA2OutputLogic1.575
MIC_BIAS1MIC1 Bias OutputJ1OutputDC2.1
MIC_BIAS2MIC2 Bias OutputJ2OutputDC2.1
MIC_BYP1MIC1 Bias BypassH1DC
MIC_BYP2MIC2 Bias BypassH2DC
MIC2_OUTOutput of MIC2 amp (A5)H5InputAudio
–Inverting Input to MIC1 Amp (A3)J4InputAudio
MIC1
MIC1_OUTOutput of MIC1 Amp (A3)J3InputAudio
–Inverting Input to MIC2 Amp (A5)J5InputAudio
MIC2
MISOSPI Data OutputD3OutputLogic Data2.775
MOSISPI Data InputD4InputLogic Data2.775
\ON1ON/OFF Control InputF2InputLogicB+
Wave-
form
Voltage
PPRESETPen Point ResetG2InputLogicB+
REF_REG1.575 V Digital Linear Regulator OutputC9OutputDC1.575
RESETBSystem Reset OutputC1OutputLogic2.775
RF_REG_IN2.775 V RF Linear Regulator InputD8InputDCB+
RF_REG_OUT2.775 V RF Linear Regulator OutputD9OutputDC2.775
RTC_CLKBuffered RTC 32 kHz Oscillator OutputC3OutputCLK
Square
Wave
RTC_XTAL132.768 kHz XTAL ConnectionB1Input
RTC_XTAL232.768 kHz XTAL ConnectionA1Output
SIM_ENSIM Card Linear Regulator EnableC8InputLogic2.775
SIM_REG_OUTSIM Card Linear Regulator OutputB9OutputDC1.875/
SPK_OUT1Audio RX PGA Output to A1 PathH9OutputAudio
SPK_OUT2Audio RX PGA Output to A2 PathG7OutputAudio
SPK+A1 Speaker Amp Output, positiveJ8OutputAudio
STANDBY/TODA_INTStandby Input/RTC Wakeup SignalD5InputLogic1.575
TEMPTemperature Sensing A2D InputD6InputDC
TEST1Test Mode (factory use only)B7Test
TEST2Test Mode (factory use only)B6Test
TEST3Test Mode (factory use only)C6Test
TEST4Test Mode (factory use only)C7Test
VAGVAG Reference OutputG6OutputDC1.325
VAG_REFVAG Bypass Capacitor connectionJ6
VIB/ALT_INVibrator Linear Regula tor I npu t (s hare d wi th
terminal
VM_GNDVoltage Multiplier GroundB4
VM_OUTVoltage Multiplier O utputA4OutputDC5.3
VM_REG4.7 V Linear Regulator OutputA3OutputDC4.7
VM_VCCVoltage Multiplier SupplyA7InputDC2.775
WDIWatch Dog Logic InputB2InputLogic2.775
A5Square
Wave
3 Voltage Reference and Regulators
The MC13713 provides numerous power sources to the platform. A reference generator, eight separate
voltage regulator s, a vol ta ge mul ti pli er , and a constant current regulat or ar e pr ovi ded fo r del ivering power
to various parts of the radio. Figure 2 shows a block diagram of the power distribution used for the i.250
platform chipset. A brief description of the regulators and their primary functions is shown in Table 4.
Reference RegulatorB+ 1.575200 µARTC
SIM RegulatorB+ 1.875/2.8510 mAGSM SIM Card
RF RegulatorB+2.775200 mASynthesizer, super filter regulator, RF, and
Audio Regulator B+2.775100 mAAudio analog functions of DSP56621 and
Voltage Multiplier Synthesizer charge pumps
Multiplier IO_REG_OUT5.555.0 mA
VM Regulator VM_OUT4.75.0 mA
Digital RegulatorB+ 1.875200 mADSP56621 cores, logic, and memory
I/O RegulatorB+ 2.775200 mAVoltage multiplier, DSP56621 I/O, serial
Vibrator RegulatorB+1.3200 mA Vibrator
Back Light CurrentIO_REG_OUT160 mADisplay back light
Voltage
(V)
Load
Current
Delivers Power To:
analog functions of MC13712
MC13713
flash, display
3.1 Voltage Reference (REF_REG)
The reference re gulator ( REF_REG) pro vides the 1.575 V refe rence vol tage f or all o ther volt age regul ators
on the MC13713 and can also source up to 200 µA to an external load. It is always turned on, even when
the MC13713 is off or in standby. These features are provided to maintain the Real Time Clock (RTC)
Oscillator on the MC13713 and the RTC registers on DSP56621.
REF_REG operates directly from B+. Regulation is guaranteed for a B+ voltage of 1.9 to 4.5 V, although
current sourcing capa bili ty falls off for B+ lower than 2.8 V. Bel ow 1.9 V, regulati on is not guara nteed bu t
current is available to a B+ as low as 1.3 V.
A low ESR bypass capacitor is required for noise reduction. Since this line is the reference for the rest of
the IC, external circuitry connected to this line should not be permitted to pull the voltage above or below
the limits in the specification, or to degrade the rise time on that contact. In the event B+ is removed, or
falls below the voltage at the REF_REG output, RTC clock circuitry internal to MC13713 and connected
to this contact will draw 25 µA. Additionally a discharge path exists through the regulator to B+, this will
typically be a non-guaranteed 2 k
A simplified block diagram of the circuit is shown in Figure 3.
All voltage regulators are linear to reduce external part count and cost. A simplified block diagram of a
representative regulator circuit is shown in Figure 4.
All regulators are current limited. When the output load current approaches the regulator current limit the
output voltage will drop as necess ary to pr event the outpu t current from excee din g the maximum spe cified
current limit. All regulators require a low ESR tantalum or ceramic bypass capacitor on the output. If
capacitor values outside the range listed in the specified conditions are used, the IC may not meet the
specified requirement. This could be especially true for shutdown time, turn on time, overshoot, transient
response, and PSRR.
All regulators (with the exception of the voltage multiplier) are powered from B+. Table 6 lists the
electrical speci fications for the RF, I O, AUD, DIG, SIM, an d VIB regula tors. Unless oth erwise noted, each
specification refers to all regulators. While the regulators are quite similar, each regulator is intended for a
specific purpose.
Table 6. Regulator Specifications
1
SpecificationMinTypMaxUnit
Input Voltage (B+)Vout + 0.3V3.64.5Volts
Input Voltage (B+) (DIG only)2.553.64.5Volts
Output Voltage (RF, AUD, IO)2.6752.7752.875Volts
Output Voltage (DIG) 1.8191.875 1.931Volts
Output Voltage (SIM, VSIM=0)1.71.8752.0Volts
Output Voltage (SIM, VSIM=1)2.752.852.95Volts
Output Voltage (VM)
(input is VMULT driven by IO_Reg)
Output Voltage (VM) (disabled)VM_VCC
Output Voltage (disabled)0.1Volts
Output Voltage (VIB)1.2351.3001.365Volts
Current Drain (no load, all except VIB)30µA
Output Current Capability (DIG, VIB)200mA
Output Current Capability (IO, RF)200mA
Output Current Capability (AUD)100mA
Output Current Capability (SIM)10mA
Output Current Capability (VM)5mA
Current Limit (DIG, AUD, VIB)750mA
Current Limit (IO, RF)900mA
Current Limit (SIM)100mA
Current Limit (VM)200mA
Load Regulation (DIG, RF, IO, AUD)0.35mV/mA
Load Regulation (VIB)0.5mV/mA
Load Regulation (VM)0.7mV/mA
Load Regulation (SIM VSIM=0)1.5mV/mA
Load Regulation (SIM VSIM=1)2.44mV/mA
Line Regulation (Vin min to max, Iload=1 mA)516mV
Line Regulation (VIB, Vin min to max, Iload=1 mA)20mV
PSRR (DIG, RF, IO, VM, SIM, 20Hz–24 KHz)4045dB
PSRR (VIB, 20Hz–24 KHz)20dB
PSRR (AUD, 20Hz–24 KHz)45dB
Start Up Overshoot15%
Transient Response (0 to 100% of I load)15%
Turn On Time (RF, AUD, SIM, VM, enable to 90%, Iload = 50% I max)1ms
Turn On Time (VIB, enable to 90%, Iload = 50% I max)0.5ms
Cext Range for Stable Operation (DIG, RF, AUD, VM)3.99525.3µF
Cext Range for Stable Operation (VIB)0.850.10.15µF
Cext Range for Stable Operation (SIM)0.8511.5µF
Cext Range for Stable Operation (IO)3.9954.75.405µF
ESR of Bypass Capacitor0.5Ω
1.Unless noted, specification refers to all regulators.
The SIM regulator ( SIM_REG) i s the only regul ator that is progra mmable f or vo ltage . I ts ba sic topolo gy is
as shown in Figure 4 on page 9, but the divider resistors are implemented with switc habl e val ue s, sel ect ed
via an SPI command. In addition to an SPI enable bit, SIM_REG has a separate enable contact, SIM_EN.
This input can be used with the SIM car d soc ket to sh ut down voltage to the SIM card during removal and
insertion. This regulator can tolerate a short circuit on its output. When set to 2.85 V, the SIM regulator
will supply the 2.7 V needed for 3 V SIM card function even with an input voltage of 3.0 V, although
regulation and PSRR may be out of specification. 5 V SIM cards are not supported.
VM_REG regulates the output of the voltage multiplier (VMULT) described in Section 3.5. Its input is
internally wired to the output of VMULT, and their enable bits are common. The regulated 4.7 V voltage
can be used to power the synthesizer charge pumps, RF switches, or other high voltage requirements. The
voltage multiplier a nd r egulator are not inte nde d t o ha ve a high current output; 5 mA is the maximum they
can source.
The RF and audio regulators (RF_REG, AUD_REG) are separate from the other 2.775 V regulator,
(IO_REG), for noise isolation. Switching digital circuits should not be connected to those outputs. They
are separately enabled to allow for the independent timing needs of RF versus audio circuitry on a phone.
The vibrator regulator (VIB_REG) is intended only to be used to power the vibrator motor alert and is not
guaranteed to be stable with no load.
3.3 Analog Ground Generator, VAG
Another on-chip regulator that is not listed in the specifications is the Analog Ground Generator (VAG).
Shown in simplified block diagram form in Figure 5, this regulator is only used to generate the on-chip
virtual ground, at 1.325 V ± 100 mV, for the TX and RX audio paths and amplifiers. Two pins, VAG and
VAG_REF, are brought out for noise-reduction capacitors (0.01 to 0.1 µF, 15% tolerance, is required for
stable operation), because this ground must have very low noise and high supply rejection. VAG is not
intended to source curren t to external loads.
Vref
4R
22R
C
C
VAG_REF
VAG
VAG
ES D
VAG_REF
ES D
Figure 5. Simplified Block Diagram of Analog Ground Generator VAG
The divider resistors on Vref are disconnected to reduce current drain when the audio paths are not
enabled.
3.4 Backlight Current Source (BL_CURR)
The Backlight Current Source, BL_CURR, is intended to supply a constant current sink for use by back
light LEDs. The constant current is achieved by forcing a constant voltage across a resistor RBL.
Tolerance of this resistor must be considered when designing for specific re qui re me nt s. Tab le 7 shows the
BL_FB voltages and nomi nal o utp ut current of the block (IRBL) assuming RBL = 2.2
Figure 6 shows block diagrams of the backlight control in two poss ibl e co nfi gurations. Configuration A is
the preferred s oluti on becau se of the lower n umber of ext ernal parts . Howev er, th e pass d evi ce on t he IC i s
required to dissipate a significant amount of energy. If a maximum battery supply voltage of 4.5 V and a
2 V drop across the backlight LEDs is assumed, the power dissipated would be:
Pd = ([B+] – V
LED – I
RBL
× R
BL
) × I
= (4.5 – 2 – 0.150 × 2.2) × 0.15 = 325 mW
RBL
Configuration B requires an external pass device, but would not require the MC13713 to dissipate a
significant amount of power. In this case, the current through R
would feed to ground via RBL, offsetting IBL