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Product Overview
© 2009 Microchip Technology Inc.
DS51868A-page 11
1.4.2
Power Supply
Figure 1-3 shows the power supply circuitry. R
1
and R
2
provide high frequency isolation
of the supply lines. They also help with series resonances in the supplies. C
1
and C
2
provide the bulk bypassing, while C
3
and C
4
provide the local bypassing, for U
1
(MCP661).
FIGURE 1-3:
Power Supply.
1.4.3
Connectors and Transmission Lines
The power supplies use surface mount test points to connect to the lab supplies. The
signal input and output are connected via BNC recepticles (and coax cables) to 50
signal input and output are connected via BNC recepticles (and coax cables) to 50
Ω
lab equipment.
The PCB has two 50
Ω transmission lines between the BNC recepticles and the
matching resistors (R
3
and R
7
in Figure 1-2). They are 100 mils (2.54 mm) wide, which
is a value commonly used for standard FR4 PCBs with only two layers. These lines are
as long as possible; they end at the matching resistors (to avoid parasitic capacitance
issues).
as long as possible; they end at the matching resistors (to avoid parasitic capacitance
issues).
V
DDX
(+2.5V)
GND
(0V)
V
SSX
(-2.5V)
R
1
1.0
Ω
R
2
1.0
Ω
C
1
C
2
10 µF
10 µF
U
1
MCP661
C
3
100 nF
C
4
100 nF