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MAX86140 Datasheet(HTML) 49 Page - Maxim Integrated Products |
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49 / 89 page ![]() The recommended settings for the picket fence algorithm are the default power on reset values for all registers but THRESHOLD_SIGMA_MULT bits. Here it is recommended that the 32x value 0x3 be used so only large excursions are classified as picket fence events. Lower values of THRESHOLD_SIGMA_MULT can cause the algorithm to go off track with extremely noisy waveform. Photo Diode Biasing The MAX86140/MAX86141 provides multiple photo diode biasing options (see Table 15). These options allow the MAX86140/MAX86141 to operate with a large range of photo diode capacitance. The PDBIAS values adjust the PD_IN bias point impedance to ensure that the photo diode settles rapidly enough to support the sample timing. As the PDBIAS values goes up, the input-referred noise of the MAX86140/MAX86141 goes up. The relationship between PDBIAS and noise with increasing photo diode capacitance is illustrated in the "Input Referred Noise vs. PD Capacitance" graph of the Typical Operating Characteristics section. Because of the increased noise with PDBIAS, the lowest recommended PDBIAS values should be used for a given photo diode capacitance. Layout Guidelines The MAX86140/MAX86141 is a high dynamic range analog front-end (AFE) and its performance can be adversely impacted by the physical printed circuit board (PCB) layout. Maxim recommends that all bypass recommendations in the pin table be followed. Specifically, it is recommended that the VDD_ANA and VDD_DIG pins be shorted at the PCB. Maxim also recommends that GND_ ANA, GND_DIG, and PGND be shorted to a single PCB ground plane. These three pins have been assigned along a single column so they can be shorted and combined into a single via on the edge of the WLP grid array. The combined VDD_ANA and VDD_DIG pins should then be decoupled with a 0.1µF or larger ceramic chip capacitor to the PCB ground plane. In addition, the VREF pin should be decoupled to the PCB GND plane with a 1.0μF ceramic capacitor. The voltage on the VREF pin is nominally 1.21V, so a 6.3V rated ceramic capacitor should be adequate for this purpose. It is recommended that all decoupling caps use individual vias to the PCB GND plane to avoid mutual impedance coupling between decoupled supplies when sharing vias. The most critical aspect of the PCB layout of MAX86140/ MAX86141 is the handling of the PD_IN and PD_ GND nodes. Parasitic capacitive coupling to the PD_IN can result in additional noise being injected into the MAX86140/MAX86141 front-end. To minimize external interference coupling to PD_IN, it is recommended that the PD_IN node be fully shielded by the PD_GND node. An example of this recommendation is shown below. In the three layers shown, the PD_IN node is shielded with a coplanar PD_GND trace on the top layer, the layer on which the MAX86140/MAX86141 is mounted. On the bottom layer, the photo diode cathode is entirely shielded with the PD_GND shield, which is also the photo diode anode. Note, also, that the PD_GND shield also is extended below the photo diode. This is done because, in most photo diodes, the cathode is the bulk of the silicon. Therefore, shielding beneath the photo diode will terminate the capacitance to the bulk or cathode side to the reference node (PD_GND). On the layer just above the bottom (layer 5, in this case), the section of the GND plane has been opened up, connected to PD_GND to shield the PD_IN node below the photo diode cathode contact. Finally, the PD_GND pin should only be attached to the PCB GND in only one point. This is shown on the top layer. Table 15. Recommended PDBIAS Values Based on the Photo Diode Capacitance PDBIAS<2:0> PHOTO DIODE CAPACITANCE 0x001 0pF to 65pF 0x101 65pF to 130pF 0x110 130pF to 260pF 0x111 260pF to 520pF All other values Not recommended www.maximintegrated.com Maxim Integrated │ 49 MAX86140/ MAX86141 Best-in-Class Optical Pulse Oximeter and Heart-Rate Sensor for Wearable Health |
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