PSo C 3 and PSo C 5 LP

PSo. C 3 and PSo. C 5 LP For Power Supervision Fail-Safe Power Supervision for Mission-Critical Systems: Simplify Your Design with a Customized, One-Chip Solution Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Presentation: To provide an engineering overview to customers for a Cypress solution. Title slide: To define what the presentation will cover. The subtitle is a one-sentence statement of the key opportunity. 001 -79146 Rev *K

Power Supervision Must Be Fail-Safe Fail-safe Power Supervision is a Must for Mission-Critical Systems Telecommunication switches and networking routers Rack-mounted servers and storage switches Industrial automation and medical imaging equipment Power Supervision provides critical reliability functions System power must work flawlessly all the time Power rails must be ramped up and down in proper sequence with proper delays Power rails must be monitored precisely for irregular activity Fault Detection and recovery must be fast and flawless Mission-Critical Systems require a customized, fail-safe Power Supervision solution Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Ethernet switch by HP Three Power Supervision ICs per switch Rack-mounted servers Two to four Power Supervision ICs per server Market Vision: To define the market opportunity. Presents compelling data and end product photos relevant to the local market. Should use compelling photographs of actual PSo. C products. 2

Terms You Will Hear Today Voltage Sequencing Ramp-up and ramp-down of power rail voltages in proper sequence with proper delays Power Monitoring Continuous observation of power rail voltage and current Trimming Power rail adjustments used to maintain optimal voltage ranges despite unexpected power variations Requires continuous adjustment of the power rail output voltages Fault Detection Continuous comparison of power rail voltage and current to over-threshold and under-threshold limits Power Supervision Power rail Voltage Sequencing, Power Monitoring, Trimming and Fault Detection PMBus (Power Management Bus) Industry-standard communication bus used in Power Supervision devices Defined in a 50 -page specification by the PMBus Implementers Forum Used to implement system command protocols running on I 2 C Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Terms of Art (To. As): To clearly define tor engineers all To. As used in the presentation. To carefully and fully define Cypress-proprietary To. As needed to explain our system solution. 3

Additional Terms Point of Failure (Po. F) Any part of a system that can fail Fewer Po. Fs provide better system reliability Event-Based Sequencing Custom sequencing of power rails based on events (e. g. , faults, status of other power rails) Implemented with user-defined state machines Fault Logging Storage of faults in non-volatile memory for debug and analysis Margining System validation and qualification with maximum and minimum voltages of the power rails Requires temporary adjustments of the output voltages of power rails Ensures the system functions properly across the entire specified voltage ranges Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Terms of Art (To. As): To clearly define tor engineers all To. As used in the presentation. To carefully and fully define Cypress-proprietary To. As needed to explain our system solution. 4

PSo. C Terms PSo. C is the world’s only programmable embedded system-on-chip integrating an MCU core, Programmable Analog Blocks, Programmable Digital Blocks, Programmable Interconnect and Routing 1 and Cap. Sense Programmable Analog Block A hardware block that is configured using PSo. C Components 2 to create Analog Front Ends (AFEs), signal conditioning circuits with opamps and filters Includes Switched Capacitor/Continuous Time Blocks, analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) and digital-to-analog converters (DACs) Switched Capacitor/Continuous Time (SC/CT) Block A Programmable Analog Block that is used to implement switched capacitor and continuous time analog circuits such as opamps and programmable gain amplifiers (PGAs) Programmable Digital Block A hardware block that is configured using PSo. C Components 2 to implement custom digital peripherals and glue logic Includes the Digital Filter Block, Universal Digital Blocks and Timer, Counter, PWM Blocks (TCPWMs) Universal Digital Block (UDB) A PSo. C Programmable Digital Block that contains: two programmable logic devices (PLDs), one programmable data path with an arithmetic logic unit (ALU), one status register and one control register Configured in PSo. C Creator 3 using PSo. C Components 2, or with the graphical UDB editor or using Verilog code Digital Filter Block (DFB) A PSo. C Programmable Digital Block that contains a 24 -bit multiplier/accumulator (MAC) and an ALU Configured in PSo. C Creator 3 using PSo. C Components 2 to implement an independent signal Coprocessor 4 1 Connects 3 PSo. C 2 Free the Programmable Analog Blocks, Programmable Digital Blocks and I/Os embedded ICs represented by an icon in PSo. C Creator software 4 A Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Integrated Design Environment (IDE) software that installs on your PC specialized hardware block designed to offload the main processor Terms of Art 5

PSo. C Terms Timer, Counter, PWM (TCPWM) Block 100+ other Components to complete the system design A PSo. C Programmable Digital Block that is configurable as a 16 -bit timer, counter or PWM Cap. Sense® Cypress’s third-generation touch-sensing user interface solution that “just works” in noisy environments and in the presence of water The industry’s No. 1 solution in sales by 4 x over No. 2 Programmable Interconnect and Routing Connects the Programmable Analog Blocks, Programmable Digital Blocks and I/Os Enables flexible connections of internal analog and digital signals to internal buses and external I/Os PSo. C Creator™ PSo. C 3, PSo. C 4 and PSo. C 5 LP integrated design environment (IDE) Software that installs on your PC that allows: Concurrent hardware and firmware design of PSo. C systems, or PSo. C hardware design followed by export to popular IDEs Components Free embedded ICs represented by an icon in PSo. C Creator Used to integrate multiple ICs and system interfaces into one PSo. C Dragged and dropped as icons to design systems in PSo. C Creator Power Monitor Component MCU Inherent system bus connection Component Configuration Tools Simple graphical user interfaces in PSo. C Creator embedded in each Component Used to customize Component parameters as shown to the right Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Power Supervision Components: Power Monitor, Voltage Sequencer, PMBus, Trim/Margin and Fault Detector The colored header on the Component icons signifies a system bus connection. Power Monitor Component continuously measures the voltage and current of the power rails using the integrated ADC in PSo. C Terms of Art 6

Design Problems Engineers Face 1. Low-voltage power rails demand higher accuracy Chassis-based router Monitoring voltage and current accuracy is critical to system reliability Trimming voltage accuracy is critical to maintain optimal voltage ranges The latest FPGAs and DSPs have low-voltage rails (1 V and below), requiring… Sub-0. 5% (5 -m. V) monitoring accuracy (expensive analog ICs) Sub-1. 0% (10 -m. V) real-time trimming accuracy (more expensive analog ICs) Analog ICs from multiple vendors complicate and slow development 2. The number of power rails is increasing 20+ power rails per board often need Power Supervision Requiring up to 10 Power Supervision ICs per board More ICs = more Po. Fs 3. Every design requires difficult, time-consuming customization for Different number of power rails Different Voltage Sequencing, Power Monitoring, and Trimming parameters Fault Detection and Fault Logging referenced to custom thresholds Each chassis has more than one-hundred 1 V and 0. 8 V power rails PSo. C solves these problems PSo. C monitors voltage and current with 0. 26% accuracy and performs real-time Trimming with 0. 60% accuracy PSo. C supports 32 power rails per chip, 3 x other Power Supervision ICs, eliminating many analog ICs and reducing Po. Fs PSo. C Component Configuration Tools create customized Power Supervision configurations in minutes PSo. C creates a one-chip, customized, fail-safe Power Supervision solution Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Traditional Approach and Challenges: To present the traditional approach and the challenges engineers will face when using it to realize the Market Vision. Ends with a one-sentence segue clearly stating the benefit of the Cypress solution. 7

PSo. C One-Chip Solution Voltage Sequencer Component PSo. C Creator Components integrate common Power Supervision ICs… Voltage Sequencer Configuration Tool And create system designs that are customized in minutes by entering parameters into each of the Component Configuration Tools… To get started, you should: Power Supervision Kit PSo. C 3 Kit And prototyped and validated using the PSo. C 3 and Power Supervision Kits… Ethernet switch by HP To create a one-chip, customized, fail-safe Power Supervision solution. Actual HP PSo. C Power Supervision Design Buy $99 PSo. C 3 Kit (CY 8 CKIT-030) or PSo. C 5 LP Kit (CY 8 CKIT-050) Buy $129 Power Supervision Kit (CY 8 CKIT-035) Install PSo. C Creator IDE and Power Supervision Kit on your PC Open the example project in the Power Supervision Kit Use the Power Supervision App Note for complete system design guidelines Validate your custom solution with the PSo. C Power Supervision Tool With added option for Fan Controller Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Cypress Solution: To introduce CY products and show compellingly how they solve the challenges highlighted on the previous slide. To provide a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 8

System Design in PSo. C Creator IDE Power Supervision Example Project in PSo. C Creator IDE 1. Explore the library of 100+ Components 2. Drag and drop Component icons to complete your hardware system design in the main design workspace 3. Configure Components using the Component Configuration Tools 4. Access Component datasheets directly from Component Configuration Tools 5. Codesign your application firmware with the PSo. C hardware using the PSo. C Creator IDE 6. Review the PSo. C Power Supervision App Note for complete system design guidelines Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Cypress Solution: Compelling CY Creator introduction to solve the challenges highlighted on the previous slide. Provides a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 9

PSo. C Voltage Sequencer Component Create a custom, event-based Voltage Sequencer in minutes Drag and drop the Voltage Sequencer Component into the main design workspace Right-click the Component to customize your parameters with the Component Configuration Tool Choose the number of power rails to be sequenced (up to 32) and the nominal voltage of each rail Enter ramp-up delay and ramp-down delay for each power rail with 250 -µs resolution Choose your fault-response parameters with option for fast 100 -ns response time Enter Event-Based Sequencing parameters, including dependencies for other power rails and system control inputs Enter the number of retries and delays for re-sequencing Voltage Sequencer Component Configuration Tool Use the graphical waveform display to visualize your design Voltage Sequencer Component Ramp-up and ramp-down of power rail voltages in proper sequence with proper delays For power converter circuits with logic-level enable (en) inputs and logic-level power good (pgood) status outputs Use the Voltage Sequencer Component Configuration Tool to expand the number of power rails up to 32 Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Cypress Solution: To give details on CY products and show compellingly how they solve the challenges highlighted on a previous slide. To provide a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 10

PSo. C Power Monitor Component Create a custom Power Monitor with high accuracy in minutes Drag and drop the Power Monitor Component into the main design workspace Right-click the Component to customize your parameters with the Component Configuration Tool Choose the number of power rails to be monitored (up to 32) Choose single-ended or differential measurements Include self-calibration routines for 0. 26% monitoring accuracy Configure warnings for over-voltage, under-voltage and over-current, as well as fault thresholds for each power rail Power Monitor Component Configuration Tool Power Monitor Component Measure voltage and current using the PSo. C Delta-Sigma ADC and internal 0. 1% voltage reference Use the Power Monitor Component Configuration Tool to expand the number of power rails up to 32 Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Provide outputs used by other Components in your Power Supervision solution: logic-level power good (pgood) status, userdefined threshold warning/ fault alerts and ADC end-of -conversion (eoc) Cypress Solution: To give details on CY products and show compellingly how they solve the challenges highlighted on a previous slide. To provide a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 11

PSo. C Trim/Margin Component Create a custom, real-time Trimming and Margining solution in minutes Drag and drop the Trim/Margin Component into the main design workspace Right-click the Component to customize your parameters with the Component Configuration Tool Choose the number of power rails to be trimmed/margined (up to 24) and the nominal voltage of each power rail Define the voltage range for Trimming and use with the Power Monitor Component for real-time, closed-loop Trimming Support up to 10 -bit resolution with down to 0. 60% trimming accuracy Enter margin low and high parameters for system validation and qualification across maximum and minimum voltages Trim/Margin Component Configuration Tool Trim/Margin Component Continuous adjustments of the output voltage of the power rails in real time using Pulse Width Modulators (PWMs) as pseudo. DAC (trim) outputs Alert signal turns on when closed-loop trimming/margining fails because PWM is at min or max duty cycle, but desired power converter output voltage has not been reached Use the Trim/Margin Component Configuration Tool to expand the number of power rails to 24 Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Cypress Solution: To give details on CY products and show compellingly how they solve the challenges highlighted on a previous slide. To provide a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 12

PSo. C Fault Detector Component Create a custom over-voltage (OV) and under-voltage (UV) Fault Detector in minutes Drag and drop the Fault Detector Component into the main design workspace Right-click the Component to customize your parameters with the Component Configuration Tool Choose the number of power rails for Fault Detection (up to 32) and the nominal voltage of each power rail Define thresholds for over-voltage and under-voltage faults for each power rail Support fast (2 -µs per power rail) Fault Detection time Suppress AC noise and reject transients with the programmable glitch filter (up to 6. 6 ms in 26 -µs steps) Choose individual or global power good (pgood) outputs Fault Detector Component Configuration Tool Enables fast Fault Detection implemented 100% in PSo. C hardware (no firmware) , as a window comparator with OV/UV thresholds set internally using PSo. C VDACs Provides both global (pgood) and individual (pg[n]) signals, indicating voltages are within set thresholds Use the Fault Detector Component Configuration Tool to expand to 32 power rails Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Cypress Solution: To give details on CY products and show compellingly how they solve the challenges highlighted on a previous slide. To provide a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 13

PSo. C PMBus Component Power Management Bus Component – Protocols in minutes (I 2 C) Defines the physical and logical (firmware protocol) interfaces Implements system command protocols running on I 2 C Complies with a 50 -page specification by the PMBus Implementers Forum Supports multiple instantiations for redundancy Configure the PMBus Component for interfacing to the Host Processor 3 Colored header implies inherent host connection I 2 C bidirectional data signal, Master-generated I 2 C clock Drag and drop the PMBus Component in PSo. C Creator Use the Component Configuration Tool to customize your parameters Enter the I 2 C address (7 -bit format) and data rate (100 k. Hz or 400 k. Hz) Component Configuration Tool for PMBus Component Choose from a list of pre-defined commands from the PMBus specification Create custom PMBus commands to customize your Host Processor interface Pre-defined PMBus commands in the PMBus Component Configuration Tool Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Cypress Solution: To give details on CY products and show compellingly how they solve the challenges highlighted on a previous slide. To provide a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 14

Example Project With Five Power Rails Example Project from the Power Supervision Kit with five power rails 1. Five power converter circuits external to PSo. C 2. Event-based Voltage Sequencer for sequencing one primary and four secondary power rails 3. ADC-based voltage and current monitoring of all five power rails with Trimming on four secondary power rails in real-time 4. Over-voltage and undervoltage Fault Detection on power rails 5. Host interface over PMBus Watch our demo video: www. cypress. com/go/Power. Supervision Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM 6. User interface and LCD display for selecting power converter circuits Cypress Solution: To give details on CY products and show compellingly how they solve the challenges highlighted on a previous slide. To provide a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 15

Prototype Your Solution PSo. C 3 Kit (CY 8 CKIT-030) Use the Power Supervision Kit (CY 8 CKIT-035) Connect to your PSo. C 3 (CY 8 CKIT-030) or PSo. C 5 LP (CY 8 CKIT-050) Kit Prototype with the five (one primary, four secondary) power rails provided in the kit Or attach your own power rails using on-board connectors Open the PSo. C 3 Power Supervision Example Project Configure your Power Supervision parameters with Component Configuration Tools Watch our demo video: www. cypress. com/go/Power. Supervision Power Supervision Kit (CY 8 CKIT-035) V 1 = 5 -V power rail PMBus connector Power Jack 12 V in V 2 = 3. 3 -V power rail V 3 = 2. 5 -V power rail Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM V 4 = 1. 8 -V power rail Cypress Solution: To give details on CY products and show compellingly how they solve the challenges highlighted on a previous slide. To provide a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 16

Validate Your Solution Use the PSo. C Power Supervision Tool Monitor voltage and current in real time and simulate faults Download the Power Supervision App Note Install the PSo. C Power Supervision Tool on your PC Connect the Power Supervision Kit to your PC Read and display your Power Supervision parameters Monitor voltage and current in real time Simulate faults in your design to validate your design Re-configure parameters to optimize your design Watch our demo video: www. cypress. com/go/Power. Supervision Read and display your Power Supervision parameters Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Re-configure your sequencing parameters Cypress Solution: To give details on CY products and show compellingly how they solve the challenges highlighted on a previous slide. To provide a short, clear list of what to do to get started. 17

PSo. C® 3 Power Supervision Solution Example – Optical Router Block Diagram PSo. C Value Design Challenges Support 8 rails of Voltage Sequencing and Power Monitoring Improve system reliability while reducing component count Monitor lower voltages (0. 8 V and 1. 0 V) with better accuracy PSo. C Solution Reduces 26 ICs to one – eliminates 25 Po. Fs Removes need for complex discrete comparator circuit Provides 0. 26% voltage and current monitoring accuracy Simplifies troubleshooting with EEPROM Fault Logging PSo. C 3 One-Chip Solution Host 4 PMBus 8051 MCU Trim 8 POLs/ Regulators 7 EEPROM SRAM Flash Power Monitor POL Enables Power Good Fault Detector 8 4 Voltage Current Power Supervision Components Suggested Collateral App Note: Kits: 8 Voltage Sequencer Power Supervision PSo. C 3 Kit (CY 8 CKIT-030) Power Supervision Kit (CY 8 CKIT-035) Optical Router by Ciena With sequencing and monitoring for 8 power rails PSo. C Creator Components Voltage Sequencer (ramp-up and ramp-down of voltages) Power Monitor (continuous observation of voltage and current) PMBus (industry-standard communication bus) Trim (maintain optimal voltage ranges) Fault Detector (continuous comparison to voltage limits) EEPROM (storage of error events in non-volatile memory) Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Solution Examples: To give detailed one-page PSo. C Solution Examples from the field in the specified format. 18

PSo. C® 3 Power Supervision Solution Example – Desktop Network Switch Block Diagram PSo. C Value Design Challenges Improve system reliability while reducing component count Support non-standard POLs Enable field upgrade without halting system functionality Support analog temperature sensor (RTD) PSo. C Solution Reduces eight ICs to one – eliminates 7 Po. Fs Supports non-standard POL converters Integrates analog front end for RTD temperature sensor PSo. C 3 One-Chip Solution Host 4 8051 MCU PMBus SRAM Flash Power Supervision Components ADC + PGA Power Monitor Fan Control A M U X 4 Voltage Current 2 2 RTD IDAC Desktop Network Switch by HP PSo. C Creator Components Voltage Sequencer (ramp-up and ramp-down of voltages) Power Monitor (continuous observation of voltage and current) PMBus (industry-standard communication bus) AMUX (Analog Multiplexer) EEPROM (storage of error events in non-volatile memory) Trim (maintain optimal voltage ranges) Fan Control (controls and monitors fan revolutions per minute) Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM POLs/ Regulators Fault Detector Vref Fan Controller, Power Supervision PSo. C 3 Kit (CY 8 CKIT-030) Power Supervision Kit (CY 8 CKIT-035) Thermal Management Kit (CY 8 CKIT-036) 8 7 EEPROM POL Enables Power Good Trim 8 Suggested Collateral App Note: Kits: 8 Voltage Sequencer With sequencing and monitoring for 8 power rails, fan control for 2 fans, and RTD temperature sensing Solution Examples: To give detailed one-page PSo. C Solution Examples from the field in the specified format. 19

PSo. C Solutions vs. Competition’s (low cost) LLTC 2978 ADI ADM 1066 TI UCD 90120 32 20 8 10 12 No. of Rails for Monitoring 32 24 9 13 13 Accuracy 0. 26% 2. 00% 0. 25% 0. 40% 1. 00% No. of Rails for Trimming 24 12 8 6 10 EEPROM Fault & Event Log 2 KBytes 256 Bytes None Po. Fs (32 rails) 1 2 4 3 3 Feature PSo. C 3 & PSo. C 5 LP PSo. C 1 No. of Rails for Sequencing Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Competitive Comparison: To define key features of the Cypress solution and demonstrate its superiority over NBA(s). Must be credible and objective to the salesperson and customer. 20

PSo. C 3 Power Supervision Solution Value Competitor Power Sequencer IC: TI 12 -rail power sequencer UCD 90120 ARGCT Price: $6. 411 Power Sequencer IC BOM Integration Value BOM Integration Power Sequencer IC: TI 12 -rail power sequencer UCD 90120 ARGCT Price: $6. 411 $6. 41 Total Value Delivered $12. 82 Target PSo. C Solution: CY 8 C 3446 AXI-099 Total Cost: $7. 282 43% Total Savings: $5. 54 1 Digikey 2 Digikey website 1, 250 -unit pricing on 1/9/2015 website 1 ku pricing on 1/9/2015 Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM EVC Slide: To clearly define the value of the Cypress solution, including BOM integration and unique functionality. 21

Here’s How to Get Started 1. View our demo video: www. cypress. com/go/Power. Supervision 2. Buy the PSo. C 3 Kit or PSo. C 5 LP Kit and Power Supervision Kit: www. cypress. com/go/CY 8 CKIT-030 (CY 8 CKIT-030) $99 www. cypress. com/go/CY 8 CKIT-050 (CY 8 CKIT-050) $99 www. cypress. com/go/CY 8 CKIT-035 (CY 8 CKIT-035) $129 3. Install PSo. C Creator software: www. cypress. com/go/PSo. CCreator Storage arrays by IBM Basestation equipment by Fiberhome Hongxin IBM storage array has up to 64 RAID adapter boards with sequencing and monitoring for up to 12 power rails Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM Call to Action: To tell customers how to start their design process. 22

References and Links Demo video: www. cypress. com/go/Power. Supervision Demonstration of the CY 8 CKIT-035 PSo. C Power Supervision Kit (CY 8 CKIT-035): www. cypress. com/go/CY 8 CKIT-035 Contains kit documentation and example project for Power Supervision design Thermal Management Kit (CY 8 CKIT-036): www. cypress. com/go/CY 8 CKIT-036 PSo. C 3 Kit (CY 8 CKIT-030): www. cypress. com/go/CY 8 CKIT-030 PSo. C 5 LP Kit (CY 8 CKIT-050): www. cypress. com/go/CY 8 CKIT-050 Component Datasheet for Voltage Sequencer: www. cypress. com/voltagesequencer Component Datasheet for Power Monitor: www. cypress. com/powermonitor Component Datasheet for Trim/Margin: www. cypress. com/trimmargin Component Datasheet for Fault Detector: www. cypress. com/faultdetector Component Datasheet for PMBus: www. cypress. com/PMBus App Note AN 76474 for Power Supervision: www. cypress. com/go/AN 76474 App Note AN 66627 for Fan Controller: www. cypress. com/go/AN 66627 Cypress Platform PSo. C Product Roadmap: www. cypress. com/go/PSo. CRoadmaps Engineering Presentation Owner: SSHI Rev *K Tech lead: RLRM References and Links: Provide comprehensive view of resources to assist in learning about and adopting the solution 23