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DEMO MANUAL 

EVAL-LTC6563-TQFN

Rev. 0

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Use with SDP-K1 Controller Board

The DEMO kit is supplied with the SDP-K1 controller 

board plugged-in directly below the EVAL board. The 

SDP-K1, when connected to a PC, using the supplied 

USB cable, with an installed serial port terminal program 

like Coolterm, allows the user to power the EVAL board 

and also to control and save the LTC6563 operating state 

and analog control voltages. The only other power supply 

needed is the HV (–120V) DC power for APD biasing.
For optical pulse testing, an external laser source is 

needed to excite the on-board APDs. The TIA differential 

output voltage can then be monitored by driving an ADC 

(tied to output SMAs) analog input(s), or by using a dual 

channel oscilloscope. With the laser pulses illuminating 

the selected APD (one of four), the optical response will 

be displayed on the oscilloscope and Coolterm can be 

used to manipulate and save (nonvolatile) the LTC6563 

operating conditions and control voltages.
The pre-programmed SDP-K1 controller board performs 

the following functions:
1.  Power the EVAL-LTC6563-TQFN EVAL board. NOTE: 

The APD high-voltage bias must be provided separately 

through P7.

2.  Control the LTC6563 analog control functions (Offset, 

HI, CM, and Tilt) using the on-board DAC.

3.  Control  the  I/O  States (CHSEL0,  CHSEL1,  OMUX, 

PWRMD (also called SHDN on the board silkscreen 

and schematic), ADJ1, ADJ0).

4.  Write the values/states of these same functions into 

the on-board EEPROM to be retrieved automatically 

upon power-up.

5.  Store the settings in the EEPROM.
6.  Return  the  device  to  the  default  factory  state/DAC 

values.

Quick Setup with SDP-K1 Controller Board

To allow the operation of EVAL-LTC6563-TQFN using 

SDP-K1:
1.  Download Coolterm or other similar USB-serial terminal 

application program off the web (if not already installed) 

using the link shown under the Equipment List.

2.  Launch Coolterm.
3.  Plug the SDP-K1 onto the bottom of EVAL-LTC6563-

TQFN as shown in Figure 4 (if not already).

4.  Go to the Default Factory hardware Settings listed in 

Figure 7 (if not already):
a.    Move EVAL-LTC6563-TQFN S1 switch to the right 

(towards connector P11, see Figure 4) to power 

the EVAL board using the SDP-K1 if not already.

Figure 4. SDP-K1 Connection (WARNING: HIGH VOLTAGE PRESENT!)

Summary of Contents for ANALOG DEVICES EVAL-LTC6563-TQFN

Page 1: ...recovery makes it well suited for LIDAR receivers The LTC6563 s differential output can swing 2VP P into a 100 load ideal for driving a high speed ADC directly All registered trademarks and trademark...

Page 2: ...2 DEMO MANUAL EVAL LTC6563 TQFN Rev 0 DESCRIPTION Figure 2 LTC6563 EVAL Board Top Side Figure 3 LTC6563 EVAL Board Back Side...

Page 3: ...SDP K1 controller board performs the following functions 1 Power the EVAL LTC6563 TQFN EVAL board NOTE TheAPDhigh voltagebiasmustbeprovidedseparately through P7 2 Control the LTC6563 analog control f...

Page 4: ...USB cable into the PC and to the SDP K1 6 Launch Coolterm 7 One Time Setup Setting a In Windows Device Manager look for the USB Se rial Device port used COM7 is used in this case as shown b In Coolter...

Page 5: ...be expected at OUT and OUTBAR SMAs Ch1 OUT Ch2 OUTBAR Setting DAC Voltages With the Set DAC command in Coolterm invoked by enter ing 2 and Enter each of the 4 DAC outputs 4 places can be varied from...

Page 6: ...trol voltages can be set by placing the shorting jumper in the A silkscreen location for 1 or B silkscreen position for 0 TERM and TERMBAR shorted to OUT and OUTBAR respectively through R47 R48 0 resi...

Page 7: ...red to the turrets test points on the board see Table 1 CM Tilt Offset HI The allowable voltage range on these four turrets are 0V 2 5V Alternatively SDP K1 ifpresent controller board can vary these v...

Page 8: ...re 120V is used for this board testing at the factory Use caution when handling the board because of this high voltage Figure 10 Shorting Blocks Position to Switch between DAC Control vs External Volt...

Page 9: ...so allow CM control of the outputs These pins are tied to OUT and OUTBAR current outputs respectively on the board through R47 and R48 0 resistors to create the differential output voltage sig nals Wi...

Page 10: ...creen B the channel select pin is grounded Refer to Table 2 below for channel selection Alternatively channel selection may be provided by SDP K1 if present with the manual channel selection jump ers...

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Page 12: ...MUX R64 R54 R53 D5 C19 OUT R49 C29 C25 R4 R8 R3 R67 R7 R66 R2 R6 R65 R1 C7 C8 R29 C12 R34 C11 R33 R30 C9 P7 D4 C10 R11 R10 R9 R13 C4 R16 R12 R25 P2 P1 P3 P4 P13 P21 P19 VCCI TILT CM HI VCCO IN1 IN3 R...

Page 13: ...P11 U3 R45 C15 C14 C16 C26 C27 U5 C5 R57 R60 R58 R59 R62 DS2 R63 DS1 R61 C13 R68 R69 R70 R71 TP4 U2 GND REF P9 VIN C6 R43 U1 S1 DC2026C_VIN EEPROM_SCL 5V_DC2026C_VOUT TEMP_CS VCCI VCCI EEPROM_SDA SPI_...

Page 14: ...not disclose or transfer any portion of the Evaluation Board to any other party for any reason Upon discontinuation of use of the Evaluation Board or termination of this Agreement Customer agrees to p...

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