Design Guide point out SYS_RESET* ramped to VDD_3V3_SYS fall of ramped Max is 1.5ms.
I measure reference board, it very close 1.5ms.
3.3V of Reference design supply to M.2 M-key and E-key.
In our design, we have more M.2 device than reference board, so it need more capacity on device.
However, more capacity cause 3.3V fall time slowly. It about 9ms.
Is it have any impact or side effect in this design? Or do you have any suggestion?
Please list in which sequence of which doc that you are talking about. I am not sure what you mean the timing. Is it power on or power off? The key point is to let carrier rails off earlier than module. You can probe the M.2 device pins voltage level and module power to make sure the pins is off earlier than module power.
It might be risk if violating the spec. You should try to fix it as far as possible. Or you can probe the real timing between carrier supplies and module power on your board to make sure carrier is off earlier than module.
Thanks for your answer.
And we are under testing now, could you don’t close this discussion thread now?
Your suggestion is good for me.
But I need some time to test it more, and I will updated my test result to you.
If I have any question, I can asking you in this discussion thread until I resolved it.
No need to care about module internal power rails. The carrier power rails only need to be off following the power down sequence as the timing range to SYS_RESET.