SNAU264 July   2021

 

  1. 1 Trademarks
  2. 2 General Description
    1. 2.1 Features
  3. 3 Quick Setup
    1. 3.1 Setup Procedure
  4. 4 Signal Path and Control Switches
  5. 5 Power Supplies
  6. 6 Clock Inputs
    1. 6.1 Configuring Board for CDCDB803
  7. 7 Clock Outputs
  8. 8 Using SMBus
    1. 8.1 CDCDB803 SMBus Address
  9. 9 Schematics
  10. 10Bill of Materials

Power Supplies

The power supply section on the EVM provides flexibility to power the device using the onboard regulator(s) or direct supply input(s). A combination of 0-Ω resistor options allows the user to modify the EVM power supply configuration, if desired.

By default, 3.3 V is supplied to VDD and VDDR input through the onboard LDO regulator, U6. To power the regulator, connect a 3.3-V to 5-V input voltage and ground from an external power source to the terminal block, J3.

To modify the EVM with a different power supply configuration, populate the resistor options as shown in Table 5-1. Then, apply the appropriate voltage(s) to the EVM power input(s).

If the EVM is configured for dual direct supplies, connect a 3.3-V supply to both VDD and VDDR supply and associated ground to the labeled terminal blocks.

Decoupling capacitors and 0-Ω resistor footprints, which can accommodate ferrite beads, can be used to isolate the EVM power input(s) from the device power pins.

Table 5-1 EVM Power Supply Configuration Options
TPS73533 LDO
Regulator (U6)
3.3 V (DEFAULT)
Dual
Direct Supplies
3.3 V
VDD port
(J3)
Apply 4 V to 6 V Apply 3.3 V ± 5%
VDDR port
(J4)
Not used Apply 3.3V ± 5%
U6 (3V3_INT) 3.3V (VDD & VDDR) Not used
R121

0

OPEN
JP6 SHUNT 2-3 SHUNT 1-2
JP7 SHUNT 2-3 SHUNT 1-2
C46 (decoupling cap) OPEN

22 uF