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DEMO MANUAL 

DC1969A-A/DC1969A-B

GND

VIN

Figure 8. Measuring Input or Output Ripple

THEORY OF OPERATION

Figure 9. LTC4120 (DC1968A and DC1967A-B) Radiated Emissions

FREQUENCY (MHz)

GTEM CELL MEASUREMENT

CORRECTED PER IEC 61000-4-20 TO 10m

DETECTOR = PEAK HOLD

RBW = 120kHz

VBW = 300kHz

SWEEP TIME = 680ms

# OF POINTS = 501

# OF SWEEPS ≥ 10

10

dBµV/m

30

60

DC1969A F09

20

0

40

50

10

–10

–20

100

1,000

CISPR 11 CLASS A LIMIT

CISPR 11 CLASS B LIMIT

1968A ONLY

1968A AND 1967A-B

1968A AND 1967A-B

AND BATT

Radiated Emissions

Radiated  emissions  information  was  gathered  using  a 

gigahertz  transverse  electromagnetic (GTEM)  cell.  The 

GTEM cell dimensions were 0.2m × 0.2m × 0.15m. The 

data was normalized to a 10m semi‑anechoic chamber 

(SAC) per IEC61000‑4‑20 using peak hold detection. 
The limits shown on the graph are for CISPR 11 class A 

(yellow) and class B (red). The CISPR 11 limits are ap‑

plicable to industrial commercial and medical equipment. 

The emissions detection method was peak hold of the 

square root of the sum of the emissions from each face, 

X, Y, Z, squared. As the emissions are always at least 6dB 

from the regulatory limits, the use of quasi‑peak detec‑

tion was not necessary. Data was gathered on a single 

representative system.

The blue line shape is data gathered from a DC1968A basic 

transmitter operating alone and powered at V

CC

 = 5V from 

a bench supply. The yellow line shape is data gathered 

from a DC1968A basic transmitter powered at V

CC

 = 5V 

from a bench supply, and energizing a DC1967A LTC4120 

wireless power receive board with no battery. And the 

green line shape is data gathered from a DC1968A basic 

transmitter powered at V

CC

 = 5V from a bench supply, and 

energizing a DC1967A LTC4120 wireless power receive 

board charging a Li‑Ion battery at 400mA. 
The LTC4120 wireless power system is intended to be a 

part of a complete end product. Only the complete end 

product needs to be FCC certified. The data presented here 

on the wireless power system is for end product design 

purposes only, not to obtain FCC certification.

Summary of Contents for LTC4120EUD

Page 1: ...www linear com demo DC1969A Specifications are at TA 25 C SYMBOL PARAMETER CONDITIONS MIN TYP MAX UNITS HVIN DC1968A High Voltage Input Voltage Range IHVIN 500mA at HVIN 8V 8 38 V VCC DC1968A VCC Inp...

Page 2: ...gning DC1967A Mounting Hole DC1968A Mounting Hole MH1 MH1 MH2 MH2 MH3 MH3 MH4 MH4 Thisshouldresultinthetransmitantennabeingdirectly above the receive antenna with the centers aligned Observe AM2 and A...

Page 3: ...el with Lr C2S also serves to tap power off the resonant circuit and send it to the LTC4120 see Figure 4 Figure 4 DC1967A Receiver Figure 3 DC1968A Basic Transmitter 2 s DIV VCx Cy 20V DIV VCx 10V DIV...

Page 4: ...ve 35mm Ferrite Disk The DC1969A A DC1969A B kit includes a 35mm ferrite disk The purpose of this disk is to increase the power received by the DC1967A A DC1967A B receiver board The 25mm ferrite disk...

Page 5: ...connected directly to the board pins which they are connected on this diagram and any input or output leads should be twisted pair AM1 VM1 PS1 8V to 38V Supply 1A AM2 PS2 5V Supply 1A AM3 PS3 3 7V Bi...

Page 6: ...cial and medical equipment The emissions detection method was peak hold of the square root of the sum of the emissions from each face X Y Z squared As the emissions are always at least 6dB from the re...

Page 7: ...AY CRCW04020000Z0ED Additional Demo Board Circuit Components 1 2 C7 C10 CAP CHIP X5R 1 F 10 16V 0402 TDK C1005X5R1C105K 2 3 C6 C8 C9 CAP CHIP X7R 0 01 F 10 25V 0402 TDK C1005X7R1E103K 3 8 D5 D6 D7 D8...

Page 8: ...W SOT23 DIODES BZX84C16 9 2 D2 D3 DIODE SCHOTTKY 40V 1A 2DSN ON SEMICONDUCTOR NSR10F40NXT5G 10 1 D5 DIODE SCHOTTKY 40V 2A PowerDI123 DIODES DFLS240L 11 2 L1 L2 IND SMT 68 H 0 41A 0 40 20 5mm 5mm TDK V...

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Page 11: ...ETS CUSTOMER SUPPLIED SPECIFICATIONS HOWEVER IT REMAINS THE CUSTOMER S RESPONSIBILITY TO VERIFY PROPER AND RELIABLE OPERATION IN THE ACTUAL APPLICATION COMPONENT SUBSTITUTION AND PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD...

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