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AD4084BBCZ Datasheet(HTML) 22 Page - Analog Devices |
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22 / 94 page ![]() Data Sheet AD4084 THEORY OF OPERATION analog.com Rev. 0 | 22 of 94 Figure 38. Typical Regulator Start-Up Transient, Converter Idle All supply domains are internally decoupled using multilayer, high dielectric, ceramic capacitors (X6S), eliminating the need of exter- nal decoupling capacitors. However, care must be taken to under- stand the bulk decoupling requirements for other components in the design that share the same supply. Integrated supply decoupling capacitors in the AD4084 are listed in Table 6 as well as in Table 9. Table 9. Integrated Supply Decoupling Summary Supply Pin Nominal Value (μF) Tolerance (%) Return Path VDD33 0.47 ±10 GND VDDLDO 0.22 ±10 GND VDD11 1.88 (4× 0.47) ±10 GND IOVDD 0.22 ±10 IOGND INTERNALLY REGULATED SUPPLY CONFIGURATION The AD4084 includes two internal LDO regulators, one to generate the 1.1V VDD11 supply rail and another to internally generate the 1.1V IOVDD supply rail. Upon power on or reset of the AD4084 registers, both regulators automatically power up when an external voltage source in the range of 1.4V to 2.7V is applied to the VDDLDO pin. The regulators are designed to supply the internal load requirement of the AD4084; therefore, no external loading is permitted. Note that, as described in the Power Saving Operating Modes section, IOVDD is disabled in both power saving modes. The required connectivity when using the internal regulators is illustrated in Figure 39. As shown in Figure 39, the VDD11 pins (A1, A2, and A3) must be shorted together. It is recommended that a thick trace or polygon on the device side of the PCB be used to implement this connection in the physical design to minimize routing impedance. The VDD33 rail is supplied with an external 3.3V supply. This supply can be removed when using power saving modes. When this supply is removed, only analog circuity is held in reset, and the configuration register content remains unaffected. Refer to Table 1 for the applicable input voltage tolerance for each supply rail. Figure 39. Internally Regulated (1.1V) Supply Configuration The internally regulated configuration is ideal for use in area con- strained applications where the ability to eliminate external regula- tors is advantageous. However, note that, in this configuration, the internal supply regulation introduces additional power dissipation. EXTERNALLY GENERATED SUPPLY CONFIGURATION In system using externally generated supplies VDDLDO must be left unconnected. With VDDLDO unconnected both the internal LDO powering VDD11 and the internal LDO powering IOVDDD are automatically disabled. VDD11 must be connected to an externally generated 1.1V supply rail, and IOVDD should be connected to an externally generated 1.1V to 1.2V supply rail. It should be noted |
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