ST L5965 User Manual

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L5965 evaluation board

Introduction

L5965 is a multichannel voltage regulator specifically designed to support applications that need to fulfill functional safety requirements as defined by Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL).
It is available in VQFPN-48 package.
This document describes how to use the L5965 application board in order to check device's performance.
Please refer to the datasheet.
Figure 1. L5965 evaluation board
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1 Board description

The demo board is an evaluation tool for L5965. L5965 embeds 1 controller and 1 buck that can both be supplied by the car battery and used as pre-regulators, 2 buck post-regulators, 1 boost, 1 linear regulator and 1 precise voltage reference. For further details on the device please refer to the datasheet.
Useful connectors available on the board:
J1 = VBUCK1 (Buck1 output connector)
J2 = VBAT1 (Battery input power supply, supplying Buck1 and Buck2)
J3 = SYNCIN and ground pin connections
J4 = SYNCOUT and ground pin connections
J5 = Service/Voltage signals/VREF output connector
J6 = EXTSUP (Alternative IC power supply connector)
J11 = VBUCK2 (Buck2 output connector)
J12 = SPI bus connector
J14 = VBUCK3 (Buck3 output connector)
J17 = VBUCK4 (Buck4 output connector)
J18 = VSLDO LDO (Ldo input power supply connector)
J21 = LDO (Ldo output connector)
J22 = VBOOST (Boost output connector)
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Figure 2. Board top view design
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2 Board operation

The demonstration board is already set to allow the evaluation of the PMIC features. For a basic use, no preliminary operation is necessary. Just connect a compatible voltage to the connector J2 (VBAT1) and check the output signals on proper connectors.
Buck2, Buck3, Buck4, Boost and Vref are switched on automatically.
Buck1 and Ldo have been programmed in order to be enabled by SPI (for instruction, please read the product datasheet, chapter 5). The Ldo input (J18) has to be connected by a wire with the output of a Buck regulator (Buck2, for instance, on J11).
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