LTC6994-2 signal inverted and time delayed

Question

I use LTC6994-2 to delay and invert input signal. I want 2s delay between input and inverted output.

However, this is what I get on the output:

Green waveform is input waveform. Output (Blue waveform) is expected to be inverted and delayed version of input signal. However, in my circuit, output goes high at the start and stays that way no matter how input changes.

Datasheet of the component:

Figure 6 on pg14 is what I am trying to accomplish.

I followed steps on page 16 in datasheets to select values of resistors:

Ndiv selection:
tdelay/16u <= Ndiv <= tdelay/1u (equation 1) => 125K<=Ndiv<=2M
Selected lowest Ndiv to reduce power consumption => Ndiv = 262,144

I selected corresponding R11/R12 resistors as suggested in datasheet:

I selected Rset from equation given in Step 3 on pg 16 (equation 2):
tdelay = (Ndiv * Rset/50K)*1u
Taking 2s delay and 262,144 Ndiv, Rset = 381.5K

Is there anything that I am doing blatantly wrong here?

Answer 1

That is the correct functionality, per page 14 of the datasheet:

If the input doesn’t remain high or low long enough for OUT to follow, the timing will restart on the next transition. Also unlike the LTC6994-1, the output pulse width can never be less than tDELAY. Therefore, the LTC6994-2 can generate pulses with a defined minimum width.

Because the delay timer is reset on each edge transition, the LTC6994-2 is also operating as a pulse discriminator. For a valid pulse to be transmitted, the minimum pulse width must be at least 1 tdelay.