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9 years agoMAX10 - 10M02DCV36I7G - BOARD - High current draw or shortcircuit ?
Hi all, Target MAX10: 10M02DCV36I7G Quartus: 15.1 We are trying to design a very minimalist and small MAX10 FPGA board using the 10M02DCV36I7G. The schematic (attached) of the board is ...
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9 years agoHi Arg,
--- Quote Start --- 10M02DCV36I7G is not a single supply device - and as your schematic shows, there is no VCC_ONE because this part needs separate supplies for core (1.2V) analogue (2.5V) and I/O (could be the same as one of the other supplies, but you appear to need 3V3). I don't think that the single-supply parts are available in the WLCSP36 package size. [...] But probably in this case you've simply blown up the device by applying 3V3 to the core. --- Quote End --- You were right the WLCSP36 package is only available in dual supply with maximum 1.5V on the core. So we blew up the core with the 3.3V. I have checked the user guide and according to the naming convention the dc after 10M02 means dual supply. Our previous design was working since we use a 10M02sc with single supply capabilities. As I cannot dissociate VCCIO and VCC on the PCBs, I made some trials on a fresh board powered by a single 1.2V supply and there is no more short-circuit. My USB blaster isn't compatible with 1.2V I/O levels so I need to add a level shifter circuit prior to test if JTAG is properly operating. Thanks for your help. Best regards, Tim