CS40L25/25B Overview
Product Features
Haptic driver
11 V amplifier supply voltage MAX for fast startup and braking
Short circuit protection
Compatible with LRA impedances as low as 6 Ω
Class D architecture with adaptive output stage reduces idle power consumption, switching loses
Programmable DSP
Run real-time algorithms with reduced latency and reduced integration effort
Larger memory for more haptic effects
Eliminate complicated integration across platforms for running Audio-2-Haptics
Class H digital boost converter
85% overall efficiency boost
Programmable boost voltages up to 11 V
High bandwidth digital control loop
2 MHz switching frequency
Pulse skipping mode for improved efficiency during low power quiescent operation
Low latency for real time control of the haptic motor
Always-on listening to haptic trigger
Reduce time from trigger to achieving desired acceleration on the LRA
Wakeup from AoH hibernate mode in 5 ms
< 20 μA AoH hibernation
Provides performance consistency over voltage, temperature and external factors
No loss of acceleration strength of the LRA
Crisp, clean haptic performance
Can overdrive the motor for strong performance
Stopping the LRA immediately for crisp haptics with no ringing/buzzy effects
Closed-loop control for strong haptic effects and force-sensitive interface
Button replacement to enable new user experiences
Localized haptics
Simplified tuning
Almost like plug and play
Algorithms dynamically handle changes in actuator characteristics to eliminate the need to fine tune for long hours
Parametric Specifications
| Package | 30-ball WLCSP; 30-ball WLCSP Or 32-pin QFN |
| Control Interface | SPI or I²C |
| GPI Inputs | 1 (with I²S/TDM); 3 (w/o I²S/TDM); 4 |
| Digital Power Supply (V) | 1.8 |
| Boosted Amplifier Digital Power Supply (V) | 2.5-5.5 |
| Max Boost Converter Voltage (V) | 11 |
| Output Power (W) | 5.3 |