W5500 current consumption calculation
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RE: W5500 current consumption calculation
by Eugeny ·
I think you need to explain the issue, not just ask questions in general. You need to know amperage of power supply device to power the W5500 so that there would be no communication failure because of lack of power?
Kirchhoff’s law should apply. But you must take into account that related circuits are not only resistive, and that their power consumption depends on operation being performed. Again, see typical value in the datasheet for reference schematic (typical) application.
RE: RE: W5500 current consumption calculation
by hiroshiiwasaki ·
Hello WIZnet support team, thank you for your reply .
I’d like to explain back ground as below.
Customer wants to reduce power consumption of 3.3V DC. Because of cost of regulator IC.
Request
I attached customer circuit and their measurement way.
I try to upload customer circuit but not succeeded.
Best Regards
Future Electronics
TSM Hiroshi Iwasaki
Yokohama Land mark Tower 30F
Minato Mirai 2-2-1 Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Japan
Zip code : 2208130
Tel : 81-45-224-2155
Fax: 81-45-224-2156
2017 0810 W5500 current consumption.pdf (518 KB)
RE: RE: W5500 current consumption calculation
by hiroshiiwasaki ·
Dear WIZnet support team, please reply my e-mail.
Best Regards
RE: W5500 current consumption calculation
by scott WIZnet ·
Sorry for reply.
The values in the W5500 Current consumption table are 1) +2) +3).
Do not think 1), 2), 3) separately.
At 100M link, 1)+2)+3) = 132mA is consumed.
The value of MAX is + 10% of the Typ value.
RE: RE: W5500 current consumption calculation
by hiroshiiwasaki ·
Hello Scott-san, thank you for your reply.
Could you please let me know the power up and power down sequence for VDD and AVDD ?
Because customer will use two DCDC regulator For VDD and AVDD.
Is this possible to power up and power down both power line simultaneously ?
Best regards
RE: W5500 current consumption calculation
by scott WIZnet ·
Dear hiroshiiwasaki.
Why does the customer use a regulator to divide VDD and AVDD?
VDD and AVDD must be powered up at the same time.
This is what customers must implement.
Thank you.
Scott
RE: W5500 current consumption calculation
by Eugeny ·
As a guess - Hiroshi’s customer wants to physically power down PHY through switching AVDD regulator off. Is it allowed for WIZnet products - having VDD present and AVDD absent?
RE: W5500 current consumption calculation
by scott WIZnet ·
Hi Eugeny.
If VDD is present and AVDD is absent, operation is not guaranteed.
Scott
RE: W5500 current consumption calculation
by hiroshiiwasaki ·
Hello Scott –san, thank you for your advice.
I tell customer to ON OFF VDD and AVDD at the same time.
Customer measure current consumption of VDD and AVDD and the result is bigger than data sheet.
So, they consider to prepare Voltage regulator individual.
Best Regards