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SN65HVD22EVM Datasheet(PDF) 13 Page - Texas Instruments

Part # SN65HVD22EVM
Description  High-Performance Linear/Interface Products
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Demonstration of Operation Over Common-Mode Voltage Range
2-3
EVM Setup and Operation
When using a general-purpose signal generator with 50-
Ω output impedance,
make sure that the signal levels are between 0 V and 5 V with respect to J18,
device under test ground (DUT GND), designated as GND2.
Apply the driver input signal (D) to connector J8. Resistor R14 provides
termination impedance matched to a standard 50-
Ω output- impedance signal
generator.
At the driver outputs, the EVM comes with a 100-
Ω resistor (R5) installed
across the differential outputs, as well as resistors R15 and R16, which add
another 102
Ω across the differential outputs. The parallel combination of R5
with R15 and R16 creates a total load of about 50
Ω at the driver outputs.
Figure 2 - 3. Configuration for Driver Evaluation
W11
R14
51
J8
Input Signal
TP4
W17
P3
U2
7
4
Jumper
6
1
3
2
W4
Driver
Enable
W3
Receiver
Enable
Jumper
Signal Source
With 50
Ω
Output
50
Ω Cable
VCC
VCC
R5
100
Ω
R18
51
Ω
R16
51
Ω
R16
51
Ω
R17
51
Ω
Driver
Output
The input/output characteristics of the driver can be observed by probing TP4
(driver input) and either P3 or W17 (driver output). In addition to the
single-ended outputs (with respect to GND2) and the differential outputs
available at P3 and W17, the common-mode output can be observed using
W11 as a test point.
2.2
Demonstration of Operation Over Common-Mode Voltage Range
A unique feature of the HVD2X family is the ability to operate with common-
mode voltages in the range from –20 V to 25 V. In order to demonstrate
SN65HVD22 operation over the extended range of common-mode voltage,
two EVMs are required. Figure 2 - 4 shows how two EVMs and three power
supplies can be used to induce a ground potential difference between EVM1
and EVM2.



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