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2 / 7 page ![]() AP SU P 01 T L E 6361 Application Boar d 1.1 Application Note, Version 1.0 page 1 of 5 2001-09-21 1. Introduction This Application Note is intended to provide information about how to operate the multi- voltage power supply TLE 6361 Application Board 1.1 (see marking) and how to use the SPI software to control some of the functions of the TLE 6361. 2. Board Components In the following figures the top and bottom side of the three layers application board are shown with a description of the components mounted on it. The middle layer is a GND plain for best EMI behaviour. Figure 1: Top side Figure 2: Top side On the top side of Figure 1 you find the SPI connectors which make the communication between the board and the e.g. parallel port of a PC possible. There are two kinds of connectors available, just one has to be used according to the application’s needs. For reverse polarity protection a silicon diode is foreseen, when having problems with minimum input voltage requirements the diode can be shorted or replaced by e.g. a PMOS- constructed protection. As one of the input caps a 100µF electrolythic capacitor is put onto the board, lower values are also sufficient for proper operation but the ripple seen at the battery line will increase. To determine the output voltages of the two linear regulators LDO2 and LDO3 the selection jumper has to be set accordingly. In jumper position 1 the linear regulator two will have an output voltage of 2.6V where linear regulator three sets its output voltage to 3.3V. At position 2 we get 2.6V at LDO2 and 5.0V at LDO3 and at jumper position ⊥ the output voltages settle to 3.3V LDO2 and 5.0V LDO3. LDO1 will always have an output voltage of 5V. Considering the remaining connectors on Figure 1 and Figure 2 you will find as inputs the battery connection, the wake up and the GND near the outputs Not Error, STBY- Regulator, Trackers 1 to 6, Linear Regulators 1 to 3, Resets 1 to 3 and the pre-regulated output voltage of the Buck converter. Figure 3: Bottom side The passive components needed for proper operation of the buck converter you find at the bottom side. For the freewheeling diode a schottky diode is recommended to keep the SPI connectors Input Cap, electrolythic Reverse polarity protection, Si-Diode LinReg 2 and 3 output voltage selection LDO2=2.6V LDO3=3.3V LDO2=3.3V LDO3=5.0V LDO2=2.6V LDO3=5.0V Battery Signal Ground Not Error STBY Reg. V-Tracker 1 V-Tracker 2 V-Tracker 3 Wake up pin Buck output LinReg 1 LinReg 2 Reset 3 Reset 2 Reset 1 Input Filter Space Input Caps, ceramic Buck Output Cap, low ESR tantalum Slew resistor Buck Freewheeling Diode Buck Inductance Trackers Output Caps, ceramic SPI resistors |
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