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Driver Control

The NCV7728 has the flexibility of controlling each

driver through the 16 bit SPI frame (Bits 12−1) and the logic

combination required for bridge control is defined in

Figure 15.

HBENx

HBCNFx

OUTx

HSx

LSx

HBENx

HBCNFx

OUTx

‘X’

OUTx in High Impedance State

HSx Off and LSx On

HSx On and LSx Off

‘X’ = Don’t Care

Figure 15. Bridge Control Logic

The digital design insures that the high side and low side

of the same half bridge will not be active at the same time.

Thus the device self protects from a current shoot through

condition. Delays (ThsOffLsOn and TlsOffHsOn) between

the high side and low side switching are implemented for

same reasons.

Frame Detection

To maintain the data integrity, the NCV7728 has 16 bit

frame detection. A valid frame for a single CSB cycle

requires 16 bits to be clocked into SI for the initial 16 bits and

n x 8 bits thereafter. In an instance of an invalid SPI frame

the entire frame is ignored, but the previous states of the

corresponding outputs are maintained.

Daisy Chain Operation

Daisy chain communications between multiple of 8−bit

SPI compatible IC’s is possible by connection of the serial

output pin (SO) to the input of the sequential IC (SI). The

clock phase and clock polarity respect to the data must be the

same for all the devices on the chain. Figure 16 illustrates the

hardware configuration of NCV7728 daisy chained with a

n*8 bit (ie n = 2; 16 bit) SPI device. The progression of data

from the MCU through the sequential devices is also shown.

Strict adherence to the frame format illustrated in Figure 17

is required for the proper serial daisy chain operations.

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