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E7765AXF Datasheet(HTML) 8 Page - Semtech Corporation |
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8 / 24 page ![]() 8 © 2006 Semtech Corp. , Rev. 11, 7/18/06 TEST AND MEASUREMENT PRODUCTS www.semtech.com E7765 Com Com Com Com Computing Maximum P puting Maximum P puting Maximum P puting Maximum P puting Maximum Pooooow w w w wer Consum er Consum er Consum er Consum er Consumption ption ption ption ption The diagram below shows the power consumption of the E7765 as a function of power supply and performance bias settings. Application Information Computing the Driver Output Voltage Range The output voltage range of the driver at the DOUT pin is defined by two fundamental calculations. First is the rela- tionship to the power supply voltages at the device (VCC and VEE) and second to the range of programmability of the DVH and DVL input voltages. Remaining in the calcu- lated output voltage range is required to maintain all the DC and AC accuracy specifications for the driver function. The DOUT range relative to the power supply voltages is straightforward and depicted in the following figure at the output of the driver. The required DOUT range must com- ply with the noted headrooms to the VCC and VEE power supplies. Headrooms larger than noted is also acceptable but must remain within the power supply recommended operating ranges. The DOUT range is also dependant on the allowable pro- gramming voltages at the DVH and DVL inputs. Each of these inputs have similar requirements for power supply headrooms as DOUT does. These headrooms are also depicted in the figure. Furthermore, the DVH/L inputs will have voltage offsets and gain error specifications. These specifications require that the DVH/L input programming range be greater than the required DOUT voltage range if the worst case offset and gain figures are used. The equa- tion for the resulting minimum and maximum voltage at DOUT is; V DOUT(MIN/MAX) = VOFFSET(MIN/MAX) + [ VIN * GAIN(MIN) ] Solving for VIN; V IN = [ VDOUT(MIN/MAX) + VOFFSET(MIN/MAX) ] / GAIN(MIN) To solve for the range of V IN, first select the Vout ranges required. For example, if we choose -2.0V for the minimum end and +6.5V for the maximum end of V DOUT, and an off- set min/max of -100mV/+100mV and a minimum gain of 0.975 the equations solve as; For -2.0V; V IN(-2V) = [ -2.0V – 100mV ] / 0.975 = -2.154V For +6.5V; V IN(+6.5V) = [ +6.5V + 100mV ] / 0.975 = +6.769V These resulting V IN values then need to meet the head- room requirements previously mentioned as well as the absolute (relative to ground) voltage limitations specified in the DC specifications data. VCC 3.5V 4.0V 3.8V 3.7V VEE 3.5V 4.0V DVH DVL DOUT D O U T D V H D V L or T Power Dissipation Covers Complete Range of Supplies (All PON=1) 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 10.0 11.0 Min Supplies Typ Supplies Max Supplies High Performance Lower Performance |
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