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PRELIMINARY

LDTC2/2

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LDTC2/2-00400-A  Rev A

WTC OPERATION

Recommended order of setup:  

WTC temperature control section WITHOUT 
the laser diode installed THEN the WLD laser 
diode driver.  Use a simulated laser diode 
load until you are comfortable with the WLD 
operation.

1.  CONFIGURING HEATING AND 
 

COOLING CURRENT LIMITS

The LDTC2/2 has two trimpots that 
independently set the heating and cooling 
current limits:  LIM A & LIM B.  These are 
12-turn 5k

 trimpots.  Full current (2.2 A) 

is at full CCW position.  Table 1 shows the 
meaning of the trimpots with various sensors 
and actuators.  Note that PTC sensors include 
100

 platinum RTDs, the LM335, and the 

AD590.

Table 1

Trimpot function vs. Sensor & Load Type

Sensor Type

Thermistor

PTC

Thermistor

PTC

Load Type

Thermoelectric

Thermoelectric

Resistive Htr

Resistive Htr

LIM A Limits:

Cool Current

Heat Current

Turn off - 

Fully CW

Heat Current

LIM B Limits:

Heat Current

Cool Current

Heat Current

Turn off - 

Fully CW

2.  WIRE OUTPUT CONNECTION

Use Table 2 to determine the connection from 
the LDTC2/2 to your thermoelectric or resistive 
heater.

Sensor Type

Thermistor

PTC

Thermistor

PTC

Load Type

Thermoelectric

Thermoelectric

Resistive Htr

Resistive Htr

TEC+ Connector 3, Pin 6

Thermoelectric positive wire

Thermoelectric negative wire

TEC - Connector 3, Pin 7

Thermoelectric negative wire

Thermoelectric positive wire

Quick Connect:

  Connect the Resistive Heater to TEC+ & TEC - (polarity doesn’t 

matter).  Adjust the Cooling Current Limit A trimpot to zero - fully CW.

Max V Connect: 

 Connect one side of the resistive heater to TEC- and the other 

side to the voltage source V

S

.  LIM A trimpot setting is then irrelevant. 

Quick Connect: 

 Connect the Resistive Heater to TEC+ & TEC - (polarity doesn’t 

matter).  Adjust the Cooling Current Limit B trimpot to zero - fully CW.

Max V Connect:

  Connect one side of the resistive heater to TEC- and the other 

side to the voltage source V

S

.  LIM B trimpot setting is then irrelevant.

Table 2

Wiring vs. Sensor & Load Type

3.  CONNECT TEMPERATURE SENSOR

The LDTC2/2 is confi gured to operate a 10k

 

thermistor with a 100

µ

A bias current.  If your 

application requires a different sensor, please contact 
Wavelength for details.  Wire the thermistor between 
pins 8 & 9 (SENS+ & SENS-) on Connector 
J3.  Operating without a temperature sensor will 
drive maximum current through the WTC, potentially 
damaging it.

CAUTION:  

Operate the LDTC2/2 with loads attached - 
if you short either the LD or TC output 
connections during setup, current will fl ow and 
possibly overheat / damage the WLD or WTC.

Summary of Contents for LDTC2/2

Page 1: ...er laser diodes for medical diagnostic equipment remote sensing and analytical instrumentation Combine the drive power of the WLD3343 with the temperature stability of the WTC3243 FEATURES Small packa...

Page 2: ...LED Remote Enable CW 3 W 2 CCW 1 R5 500 1 2 3 JP3 HEADER 3 Sho w n i n CC LDC PDA PDC LDA VDD VDD VDD VDD Ext Vset LIM S2 EG2211 R23 1 00K R22 1 00K R17 1 00K 1 R7 1 00K R19 1 00K R21 4 99K R18 150 R1...

Page 3: ...3 3V 1 U8 LM3480IM3 3 3 VCC Vset DAC VDD VDD VDD VCC VCC VCC R35 20 0K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 J2 CON12 ACT T SET T GND ACT T SET T Common Common TEC TEC Sensor R33 10 0K R32 100K 1 2 3 J1 CON3 VDD...

Page 4: ...VDD Current VDD supply quiescent INPUT Offset Voltage initial Imon Bias Current based on input Res of op amp Common Mode Range Common Mode Rejection Set point Power Supply Rejection THERMAL Heatsprea...

Page 5: ...ps Pins 2 and 9 Pins 2 and 9 TAMBIENT 25 C Pins 2 and 9 TAMBIENT 25 C Pins 2 and 9 Full Temp Range Full Temperature Range Full Temperature Range 0 001 0 003 P 18 2 2 0 VS 0 7 VS 1 2 VS 1 6 VS 1 8 VS 1...

Page 6: ...tage produced and transfer function to temperature is determined by the sensor chosen Connect a voltage source between Pin 11 VSET and Pin 12 GND to control the temperature setting remotely A default...

Page 7: ...Vs VLoad and mark on the X axis Example 12 volts 5 volts 7 volts Point A 2 Determine the maximum current ILoad through the driver and mark on the Y axis 1 amp Point B 3 Draw a horizontal line through...

Page 8: ...rrent ILoad through the controller and mark on theY axis 1 amp Point B 3 Draw a horizontal line through Point B across the chart Line BB 4 Draw a vertical line from Point A to the maximum current line...

Page 9: ...ctric Thermoelectric Resistive Htr Resistive Htr TEC Connector 3 Pin 6 Thermoelectric positive wire Thermoelectric negative wire TEC Connector 3 Pin 7 Thermoelectric negative wire Thermoelectric posit...

Page 10: ...n the WTC keep VS as low as possible Online Safe Operating Area SOA calculators are available for the WTC3243 Calculate the maximum power dissipation of your design at http www teamwavelength com tool...

Page 11: ...t Sense Resistor RSENSE vs Maximum Laser Diode Current ILDMAX Figure 2 Location of RSENSE Equation 1 Calculating RSENSE Constant Power Mode WLD OPERATION Equation 2 Calculating The Power Rating For RS...

Page 12: ...WTC3243 This supply furnishes the voltage to the control electronics of the devices as well as the compliance voltage for the WLD3343 Laser Driver The supply should be capable of providing at least 3...

Page 13: ...D lights GREEN when Laser Diode Current is Enabled 7 MONITOR LASER DIODE OR PHOTODIODE CURRENT Equation3providesatransferfunctionforconverting the voltage output of LD I M Laser Diode Current Monitor...

Page 14: ...connect an external voltage source to the R LD SET input The ISET trim pot provides a Set Point adjustment of between zero to 2 5 V To use an external voltage source summed with the voltage supplied...

Page 15: ...rt laser diode packages that incorporate a built in sensor that is connected to or common with the laser case ground ORDERING INFORMATION LDTC2 2E LDTC2 2O For easy heasinking of Open Frame Model WEV...

Page 16: ...MINARY LDTC2 2 PAGE 16 LDTC2 2 00400 A Rev A MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS LDTC2 2 E with enclosure 2 70 68 6 mm 0 15 3 8 mm 2 40 61 0 mm 4 80 121 9 mm 4 20 106 7 mm 0 15 3 8 mm 4 50 114 3 mm 0 13 3 2 mm...

Page 17: ...PECIFICATIONS LDTC2 2 O Open Frame 1 1 1 CC CP S2 ON OFF Tset LIMA LIMB ILIM ISET D1 D2 J1 J2 J3 J4 ExtTset Vset PDset R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 0 15 3 8 mm 2 20 55 9 mm 0 15 3 8 mm 3 70 94 0 mm 0 062 1 6 mm 0 5...

Page 18: ...DTC2 2 PAGE 18 LDTC2 2 00400 A Rev A HEATSINK FOOTPRINT 0 78 19 8 mm 0 945 24 0 mm 0 68 17 2 mm 0 946 24 0 mm 2 40 60 9 mm 0 945 24 0 mm 1 25 31 7 mm 0 156 4 0 mm 4 40 tapped holes in device 0 15 3 8...

Page 19: ...ORANGE GRN W BLK WHT W BLK BLACK RED W BLK RED ORG W BLK GREEN 1 10 WIRE COLOR BLACK WHITE BLUE RED GREEN RED W BLK ORANGE WHT W BLK ORG W BLK GRN W BLK LDTC2 2 SERIES WCB 302 I O CABLE PIN 1 SP1 2 SP...

Page 20: ...lusive or exclusive of any other life support device CERTIFICATION AND WARRANTY CERTIFICATION Wavelength Electronics WEI certifies that this product met it s published specifications at the time of sh...

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