CABLE-SMBUS-3PIN Analog Devices Inc, CABLE-SMBUS-3PIN Datasheet - Page 34

• Manufacturer Part Number: CABLE-SMBUS-3PIN
• Description: CABLE SMBUS 3PIN
• Manufacturer: Analog Devices Inc

Specifications of CABLE-SMBUS-3PIN

• Rohs Status: RoHS non-compliant
• Accessory Type: SMBus Cable
• For Use With/related Products: EVALADM106x Boards

EVAL-ADM106x
Figure 68. Margining window (Test)
Only the DACs configured in the calculator window can be
controlled in the test window. All the DACs that are not configured
are grayed out and disabled. Figure 68 shows an active DAC,
Margined Vout target can be altered only when the margining is off.
Once again the software will prompt the user when they have
entered a value that is out of range.
This slider adjusts the
speed of the
margining
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EVALUATION BOARD CONFIGURATION
The ADM106x Evaluation Board provides all of the external
circuitry necessary to demonstrate the many features of the
ADM106x. The circuits provided include:-
Most of the features are controlled by a single Evaluation
Board window, shown below in Figure 69:-
Figure 69. Evaluation Board Configuration window
CONFIGURING THE EVAL BOARD INPUTS
The inputs of the ADM106x have a number of functions. The
VX pins can be used as either analog or digital inputs. The VH
and VPn pins can be used to look at an LDO output or at, say,
the source side of a FET. The ADM106x evaluation board can
be set up to provide all of these stimuli to the ADM106x.
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LDO’s with programmable output voltage. These can
output voltage from 0.6V to 5V
A fixed 12V available for the VH input
Dual colour LED’s for indicating the status of PDO’s
1- 6. RED indicates operation in FET Driver mode.
GREEN indicates operation in logic output mode.
GREEN LED’s for indicating the status of PDO’s 7-
10.
Four N Channel FET’s to enable source side voltage
measure- this emulates FET based sequencing on the
Evaluation Board.
An ADC to provide measurement of the PDO output
voltages.
PNP transistors- used as remote temperature sensors.
An FPGA controls all of the switching in and out of
the many features listed above.
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