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Read This First About This Manual The purpose of this user’s guide is to serve as a reference book for the TLC5540/TLC5510/TLC5510A/TLV5510/TLV5540 devices. This document provides information to assist managers and hardware / software engineers in application development. How to Use This Manual...
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Chapter 1 Overview This chapter gives an overview of the TLC5540/TLC5510/TLC5510A/ TLV5540/TLV5510 evaluation module (EVM). Topic Page Power Supply Requirements ........
Purpose 1.1 Purpose The TLC5540/TLC5510/TLC5510A/TLV5540/TLV5510 evaluation module (EVM) provides a platform for lab prototype evaluation of the Texas Instru- ments TLC5540/TLC5510/TLC5510A/TLV5540/TLV5510 8-bit, high-speed analog-to-digital converters. Since practical operation can be acheived in excess of 40 MHz, the circuit layout is critical and does not lend itself to classic breadboarding techniques.
Power Supply Requirements 1.2 Power Supply Requirements The TLC5540/TLC5510/TLC5510A/TLV5540/TLV5510 EVM is designed to be powered by regulated lab power supplies. Three lab supplies are required for the best performance. Table 1–1. Power Supplies If Amp Used By-pass Amp TLC5540/5510/ TLC5510/...
Jumper J6 bypasses one of the internal bias resistors and thus alters the input bias range required by the input signal. With J6 installed, the voltage range of the TLC5540/TLC5510 is 0 V – 2.28 V and TLV5540/TLV5510 is 0 V – 2.74 V (at 3.3 V The TLC5510A uses only the center internal bias resistor with an externally- applied regulated 4-V reference to generate the device reference voltage.
Resistor R7 also provides isolation against a direct capacitive load (such as a scope probe) on the test point terminal. The amplifier output circuit is connected to the TLC5540/TLC5510/ TLC5510A/TLV5540/TLV5510 by soldering a jumper between terminals E10 and E12.
0 V to 4 V (J11 and J16 Installed 0 V to 2.28 V 0 V to 2.74 V installed) Other output ranges can be configured. See the TLC5540/TLC5510/ TLC5510A/TLV5540/TLV5510 data sheets. 2.1.5 Test Points Test points TP1 and TP2 provide an oscilloscope connection to monitor the output of the analog input conditioning amplifier stage as follows: Table 2–3.
Digital Output 2.2 Digital Output An octal high-speed latch (U4) provides buffered digital data. The factory con- figuration uses this latch as a buffer to drive the 22-ohm line damping resistors. Pin 24 on the output connector (J5) can be used to drive the U4 output to a high impedance (3-state) allowing a bus interface to external circuitry.
DSP or microcontroller, resistor R1 should be removed from the circuit. The clock is buffered by inverters (U1) and provides a true (noninverted) output to the TLC5540/TLC5510/TLC5510A/TLV5540/TLV5510 and a true equivalent output at pin 22 of the output connector J5. This provides the user a buffered reference clock output for external circuitry.
Chapter 3 Physical Description This chapter describes the physical characteristics and PCB layout of the EVM and lists the components used on the module. Topic Page Board Layout ..........3–2 Board Layers .