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EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ 

User Guide

 

UG-1444 

 

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EVALUATION BOARD HARDWARE 

BOARD STACKUP 

The EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ evaluation board is a 6-layer 
board. The signal routings are on Layer 1 (top) and Layer 4. The 
bottom layer is an exposed copper ground plane used for heat 
dissipation and heat sink attachment. Internal Layer 2 through 
Layer 5 are the VCC, VMID, signal, and VEE planes, 
respectively. 
The EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ evaluation board is divided into 
two sections as shown in Figure 3. The upper section is the test 
circuit for the 

ADHV4702-1

, and the lower section is the 

optional on-board power management circuit comprising an 

LT8304-1

 monolithic micropower isolated flyback converter. The 

connection of these two sections can be made via the P1, P4, 
and P5 connectors. Refer to the Initial Power-Up section for 
more information. 

ADHV4702-1 TEST CIRCUIT

LT8304-1 POWER MANAGEMENT CIRCUIT

17224-

003

 

Figure 3. Evaluation Board Test and Power Management Circuits 

INITIAL POWER-UP 

The EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ evaluation board is shipped for 
use with dual symmetrical power supplies. Before applying 
power to the board, apply the jumper from the VMID node to 
the AGND node (see Figure 4) via P2, using the 2-pin header, to 
provide a dc operating point for the amplifier. 
The EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ evaluation board can be powered 
up using the external power supply or the on-board 

LT8304-1

 

power management circuit. To power up the board using an 
external power supply, apply the power at the PWR header or 
via the GND, VCC, and VEE test points. The quiescent supply 
current is approximately 3 mA. In addition to the quiescent 
current, there is an additional ~2.2 mA from the VCC supply to 
bias the D1 Zener diode clamp at the SDN connector.  
The 

LT8304-1

 on-board power management circuit can be used 

to provide dual supplies of approximately ±110 V from a 
convenient 15 V dc input. Apply 15 V dc from an external 
power supply at the VIN_15V test point or by using a 15 V dc 
wall transformer type plugin at P6. Connect the outputs from 
the on-board power management circuit to the 

ADHV4702-1

 

test circuit via the P1, P4, and P5 connectors. For ±110 V dual 
supplies, jump VCC_TRANSFORMER to VCC, VEE_ 
TRANSFORMER to VEE, and GND_TRANSFORMER to 
AGND. The 

LT8304-1

 on-board power management circuit can 

also provide a single supply of 220 V. The schematic for the 
on-board power management circuit is shown in Figure 5. For 
more information, refer to the 

LT8304-1

 data sheet for different 

voltage output options.  

POWER SUPPLIES AND DECOUPLING 

The EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ evaluation board can be powered 
using a single supply or dual supplies. The total supply voltage 
(VCC − VEE) must be between 24 V and 220 V. When using a 
single supply or asymmetrical dual supplies, apply the appropriate 
reference voltage to the VMID pin of P2 using a low impedance 
source, such as a dc power supply. The recommended VMID 
reference voltage is (VCC + VEE)/2. 
The EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ board provides sufficient power 
supply decoupling for fast slewing signals with 1.2 µF (C1, C2), 
250 V ceramic chip capacitors where the supply voltage enters 
the board. Two 0.1 µF, 250 V ceramic chip capacitors (C3, C5) 
are placed in close proximity to VCC at Pin 7. Two capacitors 
(C4, C6) are placed in close proximity to VEE at Pin 4.  

INPUT AND OUTPUT 

Figure 4 and Figure 5 show the evaluation board schematics for 
the factory default settings. The evaluation board uses edge 
mount SMA connectors on the inputs and outputs for easy 
interfacing to signal sources and test equipment. In addition, 
the board accepts SMB connectors on the inputs for efficient 
connection to other circuitry such as the 

EVAL-AD5754REBZ

 

DAC evaluation board.  
The EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ evaluation board is equipped 
with 49.9 Ω termination resistors at R1 and R2. The power 
rating of the termination resistors is 1 W, which are capable of 
handling the power when using the factory default settings. The 
termination resistance can be removed or replaced with a 
different value based on the output impedance of the selected 
input signal source. 
The EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ evaluation board accommodates 
a default 10 kΩ, 1210 resistor load (R25) to VMID, or a 1210 
capacitor load referenced to AGND. The EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ 
evaluation board is in a default noninverting configuration with 
a gain of ~21 V/V and a feedback resistance of 39.2 kΩ. In this 
configuration, the amplifier delivers about 10 mA peak to the 
load at the maximum output swing. 

DIGITAL GROUND (DGND) 

The DGND pin sets a common signal ground for communication 
to a microprocessor or other low voltage logic circuit. The 
DGND pin voltage is also the reference for all the low voltage 
pins of the amplifier such as RADJ, TMP, and SD. DGND is 
connected to the 0 V AGND on the evaluation board. 

Summary of Contents for EVAL-ADHV4702-1CPZ

Page 1: ...er area for attaching a heat sink to provide additional thermal management The evaluation board is a 6 layer board designed to minimize leakage currents with its guard ring feature It accepts Subminia ture Version A SMA and Subminiature Version B SMB edge mounted connectors on the inputs for easy connection to test equipment or other circuitry The ADHV4702 1 data sheet covers the specifications an...

Page 2: ...ial Power Up 3 Power Supplies and Decoupling 3 Input and Output 3 Digital Ground DGND 3 Shutdown Feature SDN Connector 4 Input Clamping Diodes 4 Input Guard Ring 4 Thermal Monitor Flag TMP and Thermal Management 4 Resistor Adjustable Quiescent Current RADJ 4 Evaluation Board Schematics 5 Ordering Information 7 Bill of Materials 7 High Voltage Evaluation Board 9 Warnings Restrictions and Disclaimer...

Page 3: ...ircuit can also provide a single supply of 220 V The schematic for the on board power management circuit is shown in Figure 5 For more information refer to the LT8304 1 data sheet for different voltage output options POWER SUPPLIES AND DECOUPLING The EVAL ADHV4702 1CPZ evaluation board can be powered using a single supply or dual supplies The total supply voltage VCC VEE must be between 24 V and 2...

Page 4: ...e noninverting input by installing a 0 Ω resistor at R10 Remove the input clamping diodes D6 and D7 to ensure the complete enclosure of the high impedance input node THERMAL MONITOR FLAG TMP AND THERMAL MANAGEMENT The TMP pin can be used to monitor relative changes in die temperature The typical TMP pin voltage at room temperature is approximately 1 9 V and changes at approximately 4 5 mV C More p...

Page 5: ...6 DNI R1210 TBD1210 R0603 0 TBD0603 5015 R1206 R1206 0 R1210 49 9 5015 R2512 142 0701 801 142 0701 801 C7 R26 INN_TP VCC A1 D7 D6 GND VEE D1 SDN VOUT P2 C3 C5 C4 C6 INP1 PWR R11 P3 GND1 RFB R12 R8 R23 R27 C1 R2 INN INN1 TMP RADJ RTEMP R1 R9 C9 RG R4 R7 R6 RCOMP RINN INN_TP1 CFB OUT R24 R25 CLOAD R10 R5 R3 INP_TP RINP INP CCOMP C2 INP_TP1 VEE GRD GRD1 VCC VCC VEE VEE SDN VMID VMID VCC VCC VEE VMID ...

Page 6: ...0 R16 C20 R29 R30 R28 DS1 P6 VIN_15V P5 P4 P1 C19 C18 R22 R21 D4 D5 C17 C16 R13 T1 R20 R19 R18 R17 R15 R14 D3 D2 C12 C13 C15 C14 C11 U1 C10 C8 VIN_15V VEE_TRANSFORMER GND_TRANSFORMER VCC_TRANSFORMER AGND GND_TRANSFORMER VCC VCC_TRANSFORMER AGND AGND VEE VEE_TRANSFORMER N P A C 4 3 2 1 1 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 10 7 9 6 2 4 1 3 5 8 3 8 5 7 6 PAD 2 4 1 AGND AGND AGND PAD TC RREF RFB SW GND VIN INTVCC EN UVL...

Page 7: ... Connector test point Components Corporation TP 104 01 00 18 2 INN INP Connector SMB Amphenol 142134 19 3 INN1 INP1 VOUT Connector SMA end launch Cinch Connectivity Solutions 142 0701 801 20 6 INN_TP INN_TP1 INP_TP INP_TP1 OUT TMP Connector test points Keystone Electronics 5015 21 3 P1 P4 SDN Connector PCB Berg header straight male 3 position Samtec TSW 103 08 G S 22 3 P2 P3 P5 Connector PCB Berg ...

Page 8: ...umber 41 1 T1 Transformer Sumida 13324 T196 42 1 U1 LT8304 1 Analog Devices LT8304HS8E 1 PBF 43 1 VCC Connector PCB test point red Components Corporation TP 104 01 02 44 1 VEE Connector PCB test point blue Components Corporation TP104 01 06 45 1 VIN_15V Connector PCB test point white Components Corporation TP 104 01 09 ...

Page 9: ...any property damage injury or death even if the evaluation board fails to perform as described or expected 4 You must properly dispose of or recycle the electronic components of the evaluation board to avoid injury to any other person Key Instructions It is important to operate this evaluation board within Analog Devices recommended specifications and environmental considerations per the user guid...

Page 10: ...any other party for any reason Upon discontinuation of use of the Evaluation Board or termination of this Agreement Customer agrees to promptly return the Evaluation Board to ADI ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS Customer may not disassemble decompile or reverse engineer chips on the Evaluation Board Customer shall inform ADI of any occurred damages or any modifications or alterations it makes to the Evalua...

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