Evm Setup; Powering Up The Evm; Power Connections For Single Supply (Left) And Dual Supply (Right) Operation; J1 And J13 Header Description - Texas Instruments MUX36D04EVM-PDK User Manual

EVM Setup

2 EVM Setup
This section describes the power supply and jumper configuration options available on the
MUX36D04EVM-PDK.
2.1

Powering Up the EVM

The MUX36D04 can operate with either dual supplies (±5 V to ±18 V) or a single supply (10 V to 36 V). It
can operate with both symmetric supplies (such as V
(such as V = 12 V, V
DD
The MUX36D04EVM-PDK provides connections for the power supply pins with either a single or dual
power supply, from a minimum V
connected at pin 1 and V
For single-supply operation, connect V
V and V can be monitored using TP10 and TP22, respectively.
DD SS
Figure 1. Power Connections for Single Supply (Left) and Dual Supply (Right) Operation
Jumpers J1 and J13 are provided to enable monitoring of the currents drawn from each of these supplies
by the MUX36D04 using ammeters. In case ammeters are not used, headers J1 and J13 must be shorted
using shunts for normal operation, as listed in
Signal
V
DD
V
SS
4
MUX36D04EVM-PDK
= –5 V).
SS
– V range of 10 V to maximum of 36 V. The V
DD SS
at pin 2 of J18 from a tabletop power-supply unit (PSU) as shown in
SS
to GND through a wire-bridge between pin 2 and pin 3 of J18.
SS
PSU
V
GND
DD
1 2 3
J18
Table 1. J1 and J13 Header Description
Location
J1 pin 1 to pin 2
J13 pin 1 to pin 2
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= 12 V, V = –12 V), and unsymmetric supplies
DD SS
PSU
V GND V
DD SS
1 2 3
J18
Table 1. The EVM ships with these shunts inserted.
Description
Positive power supply for the MUX36D04
Negative power supply for the MUX36D04
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supply must be
DD
Figure 1.
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