Texas Instruments THS3115 EVM User manual

THS3115/25 EVM
May 2002 HPL
User’sGuide
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EVMWARNINGSAND RESTRICTIONS
It isimportant to operatethisEVMwithinthe specified inputand outputrangesdescribed in
the EVMUser’sGuide.
Exceeding the specified inputrange may cause unexpected operation and/orirreversible
damage tothe EVM. If there are questions concerning the inputrange,pleasecontactaTI
fieldrepresentative priortoconnecting the inputpower.
Applyingloadsoutsideofthespecifiedoutputrangemayresultinunintendedoperationand/or
possible permanentdamage tothe EVM.Pleaseconsult the EVMUser’sGuide priorto
connecting anyload tothe EVMoutput. If thereisuncertaintyastothe load specification,
pleasecontactaTI fieldrepresentative.
Duringnormaloperation,somecircuitcomponentsmayhavecasetemperaturesgreaterthan
60°C.TheEVMisdesignedto operateproperlywithcertaincomponentsabove60°Caslong
astheinputandoutputrangesaremaintained.Thesecomponentsincludebutarenotlimited
tolinearregulators,switchingtransistors,passtransistors,andcurrentsenseresistors.These
typesofdevicescanbeidentifiedusingtheEVMschematiclocatedintheEVMUser’sGuide.
When placing measurementprobesnearthese devicesduring operation,please be aware
that these devicesmaybe verywarmtothe touch.
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Information AboutCautionsand Warnings
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Preface
Read This First
AboutThisManual
Thismanualprovidesinformation about the evaluation module of the current
feedback amplifierundertest. Additionally, thisdocumentprovidesa good ex-
ample ofPCBdesign forhigh-speed applications.The usershouldkeep in
mind the following points.
-The design of the high-speed amplifierPCBisa delicate process.
-The usermustapproachthe PCBdesign withcare and awareness.
-Itisrecommendedthattheuserinitiallyreviewthedatasheetofthedevice
undertest.
-It isalso helpfultoreviewthe schematicand layoutof the THS3115/25
EVMto determine the design techniquesused inthe evaluation board.
-It isrecommended that the user reviewthe application notesCurrent
Feedback AmplifierAnalysisand Compensation,(literature number
SLOA021A)and Voltage Feedback vs CurrentFeedback OpAmps,
(literature numberSLVA051)to gainmoreinsightaboutcurrent feedback
amplifiers.
HowtoUse ThisManual
Thisdocumentcontainsthe following chapters:
-Chapter1—Introduction and Description
-Chapter2—Using the THS3115/25 EVM
-Chapter3—CircuitDesign Examples
-Chapter4—GeneralHigh-Speed AmplifierDesign Considerations
-Chapter5—EVMHardwareDescription
Information AboutCautions and Warnings
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RelatedDocumentation FromTexas Instruments
TheURL’sbelowarecorrectasofthe dataofpublication ofthismanual.Texas
Instrumentsapplicationsapologizesif they change overtime.
-THS3115/25 datasheet(literature numberSLOS382)
-Application report(literature numberSLOA021A),CurrentFeedback
AmplifierAnalysisand Compensation,
http://www--s.ti.com/sc/psheets/sloa021a/sloa021a.pdf
-Application report(literature numberSLVA051),Voltage Feedback Vs
CurrentFeedback OpAmps,
http://www--s.ti.com/sc/psheets/slva051/slva051.pdf
-Application report(literature numberSLOA069),How(Not)toDecouple
High Speed OpAmpCircuits,
http://www--s.ti.com/sc/psheets/sloa069/sloa069.pdf
-Application report(literature numberSLOA072),SingleSupply
DifferentialOpAmpTechniques,
http://www--s.ti.com/sc/psheets/sloa072/sloa072.pdf
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Contents
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Contents
1Introduction and Description 1-1....................................................
1.1Description 1-2................................................................
1.2Evaluation ModuleFeatures1-2.................................................
1.3THS3115/25 EVMOperating Conditions1-2.......................................
1.4EVMDefaultConfiguration 1-2..................................................
2Using theTHS3115/25 EVM2-1......................................................
2.1Required Equipment2-2........................................................
2.2PowerSupplySetup for±15 Vdc2-2.............................................
2.3Inputand OutputSetup forChannel1 2-3.........................................
2.4Operating the EVMon Channel1 2-4............................................
2.5Inputand OutputSetup forChannel2 2-6.........................................
2.6Operating the EVMon Channel2 2-7............................................
3CircuitDesign Examples 3-1........................................................
3.1Inverting Stage (Channel1)Operation 3-2........................................
3.2Noninverting Stage (Channel2)Operation 3-4.....................................
3.3ShutDownOperation (Channels1 and 2)3-4.....................................
4GeneralHigh-SpeedAmplifierDesign Considerations 4-1.............................
5EVMHardwareDescription 5-1......................................................
5.1Bill ofMaterials5-2............................................................
5.2CircuitBoard Layout5-4........................................................
5.3Schematic5-6................................................................

Contents
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Figures
1--1Schematicof the Populated Circuiton the EVM(DefaultConfiguration)1-3..............
2--1PowerSupplyConnection for±15 Vdc2-3...........................................
2--2SignalConnectionsforChannel1 2-4...............................................
2--3Oscilloscope Output forChannel1 2-5..............................................
2--4Oscilloscope Output forChannel1WithShutdownActivated 2-5.......................
2--5SignalConnectionsforChannel2 2-6...............................................
2--6Oscilloscope Output forChannel2 2-7..............................................
2--7Oscilloscope Output forChannel2WithShutdownActivated 2-8.......................
3--1Inverting GainStage 3-2..........................................................
3--2Noninverting GainStage 3-4......................................................
5--1Top Layer1(Signals)forTHS3115 EVM5-4.........................................
5--2Bottom(Layer2) (Ground and SIgnal)forTHS3115 EVM5-5..........................
5--3Full Schematicof the EVM5-6.....................................................
Tables
5--1THS3115 EVMBill ofMaterials5-2.................................................
5--2THS3125 EVMBill ofMaterials5-3.................................................

1-1
Introduction and Description
Introduction and Description
The TexasInstrumentsTHS3115/25 evaluation module(EVM)helps
designersevaluatethe performance of the THS3115/25 current feedback
operationalamplifier (CFA).ThisEVMisalso a good example ofhigh-speed
PCBdesign.
ThisdocumentdetailstheTHS3115/25EVM.ItincludesalistofEVMfeatures,
a briefdescription of the moduleillustrated with a seriesofschematic
diagrams,EVMspecifications,detailson connecting and using the EVM,and
a discussion ofhigh-speed amplifierdesign considerations.
ThisEVMenablestheusertoimplementvariouscircuitstoclarifytheavailable
configurationspresented inthe schematicof the EVM. In addition,when the
customer receivesthe EVM, the schematicof the defaultcircuithasbeen
added to depict the componentsmounted on the EVM.
Othersamplecircuitsare presented foruserimplementation.The userisnot
limited tothe circuitconfigurationspresented inthisuser’sguide.The EVM
providesenough hardware hooks that the onlylimitation isthecreativityof the
user.
TopicPage
1.1Description 1-2...................................................
1.2Evaluation ModuleFeatures 1-2...................................
1.3THS3115/25 EVMOperating Conditions 1-2.........................
1.4EVMDefaultConfiguration 1-2.....................................
Chapter1

Description
1-2
1.1Description
The THS3115/25 EVMprovidesa platformfordeveloping high-speed CFA
application circuits.Itcontainsthe THS3115/25 high-speed CFA,a numberof
passivecomponents,and variousfeaturesand footprintsthatenablethe user
to experiment, test, and verify variousoperationalamplifiercircuit
implementations.The PCboardmeasures3.52 by2.81 inches.
1.2Evaluation ModuleFeatures
THS3115/25 high-speed operationalamplifierEVMfeaturesinclude:
-Wideoperatingsupplyvoltagerange:dualsupply±5to±15Vdcoperation
(see the device datasheet).
-Unitygaininverting stage (channel1 of the IC).The usercan reconfigure
gain asrequired.
-Noninverting stage with a gain of2(channel2 of the IC).The usercan
reconfigure gain asrequired.
-Nominal50-Winputtermination resistors(R2and R8).Termination canbe
configured according tothe application requirement.
-Nominal50-W,1watt outputmatching resistors(R5Band R11B).Foot-
printsare provided forlowerpower resistors(R5Aand R11A).
-100-W,1watt outputload resistors(R6Band R12B).Footprintsare
provided forlowerpower resistors(R6Aand R12A).
-Shutdown(SD)pincontrol,J10
-Powersupplyripplerejection capacitors(C1 and C2)
-Decoupling capacitors(C3,C4)populated with 0.1-mFcapacitors.Design
finaldecoupling in accordancewithSLOA069
-Agood example ofhigh-speed amplifierPCBdesign and layout
1.3THS3115/25 EVMOperating Conditions
-Supply voltage range,±VS ±5Vto±15V(seethedevicedatasheet)
-Supply current, IS(see the device datasheet)
-Outputdrive, IO,atVS =±15 (see the device datasheet)
ForcompleteTHS3115/25 amplifierICspecifications,parameter
measurementinformation,and additionalapplication information,see the
THS3115/25 datasheet, TIliterature numberSLOS382.
1.4EVMDefaultConfiguration
Asdelivered, the EVMhasafullyfunctionalexamplecircuit, justadd power
supplies,asignalsource,and monitoring instrument. See Figure 1--1forthe
defaultschematicdiagram.The usercan change the gain by changing the
ratiosof the feedback and gainresistors(see the device datasheet for
recommended resistorvalues).The completeEVMschematic—showing all
componentlocations—is showninChapter5.

EVMDefaultConfiguration
1-3
Introduction and Description
The defaultconfiguration assumesa 50-Wsignalsource,and containsa
termination resistorR2 orR8(49.9W)forthe source.
Somecomponents such asC1,C2,C3,C4,J1,J2,and J3 are omitted on the
applicationschematicsofchapter4forclarity.Inaddition,onlythecomponents
associated withthe section of the ICbeing used (AorB)areshown.
Figure 1--1.Schematicof the Populated Circuiton the EVM (DefaultConfiguration)
R11B
49.9W
J6
OUT1
J1
+VS C3
0.1mF
J8
--IN2
J4
C4
0.1mF
+VS
+C2
6.8mF
J2
GND
R5B
49.9W
R10
909W
--VS
--
+
SD
U1A
THS31x5PWP
2
3
14
4
1
9
6
R3
750W
J5
--IN1
R6B
100W
R1
0
R13
0
--VS
R9
909W
R8
49.9W
J3
--VS
R4
750W
J7
+IN2R12B
100W
R2
49.9W
+C1
6.8mF
J10
SHUTDOWN
J9
OUT2
R7
0
+VS
--
+
U1B
THS31x5PWP
12
11 13
+IN1

2-1
Using the THS3115/25 EVM
Using the THS3115/25 EVM
It isrecommended that the userperformthe following exercisestolearnthe
function of the EVM.Thispractice helpsthe userlearn about the various
terminalsontheEVMandtheirfunction.Inaddition,itliststhecomponentsand
equipmentneeded to operatethe EVM.
TopicPage
2.1RequiredEquipment2-2..........................................
2.2PowerSupplySetup for±15 Vdc 2-2...............................
2.3Inputand OutputSetup forChannel1 2-3...........................
2.4Operating theEVMon Channel1 2-4...............................
2.5Inputand OutputSetup forChannel2 2-6...........................
2.6Operating theEVMon Channel2 2-7...............................
Chapter2

Required Equipment
2-2
2.1RequiredEquipment
-One double-outputdcpowersupply(±15 V,1-Aoutputminimum)
-One single-outputdcpowersupply(+5V,100-mAoutputminimum)–
referred tointhisdocumentasashutdownsupply
-Two dc currentmeterswithresolution to1mAand capable of the
maximumcurrent fromthe dcpowersupply. If available,set the current
limiton the dcpowersupplyto 100 mA.
NOTE:Some powersuppliesincorporatecurrentmeterswhichmaybe
applicabletothistest.
-50-Wsourceimpedancefunction generator (1-MHz,10-VPP sine wave)
-Oscilloscope (50-MHzbandwidthminimum,50-Winputimpedance).
2.2PowerSupplySetup for±15 Vdc
1)Set the dcpowersupplyto±15 V.
2)Makesurethe dcpowersupplyisturned off before proceeding tothe next
step.
3)Connect the positive(+)terminalof the powersupplytothe positive(+)
terminalof the currentmeternumber1.
4)Connectthenegative(–)terminalofthecurrentmeternumber1tothe+VS
terminalof the EVM(J1).
5)Connect the common ground terminalof the powersupplytothe ground
(GND)terminalon the EVM(J2).
6)Connect the negative(–)terminalof the powersupplytothe negative(–)
terminalof the second currentmeter.
7)Connectthe positive(+)terminalof thecurrentmeternumber2tothe --VS
of the EVM(J3).
8)Connect the negativeterminal(--) of the shutdownsupplytothe GND ter-
minalof the EVM(J2).
9)Connectone end ofatestlead tothe positiveterminal(+)of theshutdown
supply.Connectthe otherendtothe shutdownterminalof the EVM(J10).

Inputand OutputSetup forChannel1
2-3
Using the THS3115/25 EVM
Figure 2--1.PowerSupplyConnection for±15 Vdc
2.3Inputand OutputSetup forChannel1
1)Setthe function generatorto generate a 1-MHz,±0.5V(1-VPP)sinewave
with no dcoffset.
2)Turn off the function generatorbefore proceeding tothe nextstep.
3)ConnectaBNC Tconnectortothe outputof the function generator.
4)UsingaBNC-to-SMAcable,connect the function generatortoJ5(--IN1)
on the EVM.
5)UsingaBNC-to-BNC cable,connect the function generatoroutput tothe
oscilloscope input1.
NOTE:The oscilloscope input1mustbe set to use 1-MWinputimpedancefor
proper results.
6)UsingaBNC-to-SMAcable,connect theoscilloscope toJ6(OUT1)onthe
EVM.
7)Settheoscilloscope to200mV/division andatime-base of0.1ms/division.
NOTE:The oscilloscope input2mustbe set to use 50-Winputimpedancefor
proper results.

Operating the EVMon Channel1
2-4
Figure 2--2.Signal ConnectionsforChannel1
2.4Operating theEVMon Channel1
1)Turnonthe dcpowersupply.
2)Verifythatboththe +15 V(currentmeter1)and the –15 V(currentmeter
2)currentsare below25 mA.
Currents above thelimits statedabove indicate a possible shortor
awrong resistorvalueon thePCB.Do notproceed until this
situation is correct.
3)Turnonthe function generator.
4)Verifythe oscilloscope is showing two 1-MHz sine waves, the inputwith
an amplitude of±0.484 Vand the outputwith an amplitude of±0.242 Vas
showninFigure 2--3.They should be 180°outoutofphase.See Section
3.1foran explanation of thesevoltage values.

Operating the EVMon Channel1
2-5
Using the THS3115/25 EVM
Figure 2--3.Oscilloscope Output forChannel1
600 m
400 m
200 m
0
--200 m
--400 m
--600 m0 500 n1ms
Voltage-- V
t--Time-- s
OUTPUT
INPUT
5)Set the shutdownsupplyto0V,butleaveitoff.
6)Turnonthe shutdownsupplyand verifythat the outputisunchangedfrom
step 4.Turn off the supply.
7)Disconnect the shutdownsupplyfromthe EVM.
8)Set the shutdownsupplyto5V,but turnitoff during the nextstep.
9)Reconnect the shutdownsupplytothe EVM.
10)Turnonthe shutdownsupplyand verifythat the outputgoesto a straight
line (as showninFigure 2--4)centered on zerovolts,and the currenton
bothcurrentmetersindicate below5mA.
Figure 2--4.Oscilloscope Output forChannel1WithShutdownActivated
600 m
400 m
200 m
0
--200 m
--400 m
--600 m
0 500 n1ms
Voltage-- V
t--Time-- s
INPUT
OUTPUT

Inputand OutputSetup forChannel2
2-6
2.5Inputand OutputSetup forChannel2
1)Verifythat the function generatoris still set to generate a 1-MHz,±0.5V
(1-VPP)sine wavewith no dcoffset.
2)Turn off the function generatorbefore proceeding tothe nextstep.
3)ConnectaBNC Tconnectortothe outputof the function generator.
4)UsingaBNC-to-SMAcable,connect the function generatortoJ7(+IN2)
on the EVM.
5)UsingaBNC-to-BNC cable,connect the function generatoroutput tothe
oscilloscope input1.
NOTE:The oscilloscope input1mustbe set to use 1-MWinputimpedancefor
proper results.
6)UsingaBNC-to-SMAcable,connecttheoscilloscopeinput2toJ9(OUT2)
on the EVM.
7)Set the oscilloscope to 0.2V/division and a time-base of0.1ms/division.
NOTE:The oscilloscope input2mustbe set to use 50-Winputimpedancefor
proper results.
Figure 2--5.Signal ConnectionsforChannel2

Operating the EVMon Channel2
2-7
Using the THS3115/25 EVM
2.6Operating theEVMon Channel2
1)Turnonthe dcpowersupply.
2)Verifythatboththe+15V(currentmeter1)andthe–15V(currentmeter2)
currentsare below25 mA.
Currents above thelimits statedabove indicate a possible shortor
awrong resistorvalueon thePCB.Do notproceed until this
situation is correct.
3)Turnonthe function generator.
4)Verifythe oscilloscope is showing two 1-MHz sine wavesas shownin
Figure 2--6.Bothshould have amplitude of±0.5Vand bothshould be in
phase.
Figure 2--6.Oscilloscope Output forChannel2
600 m
400 m
200 m
0
--200 m
--400 m
--600 m0 500 n1ms
Voltage-- V
t--Time-- s
INPUT
and
OUTPUT
5)Set the shutdownsupplyto0V,butleaveitoff.
6)Turnonthe single5Vpowersupplyand verifythat the outputis
unchanged fromstep 4.Turn off the supply.
7)Disconnect the shutdownsupplyfromthe EVM.
8)Set the shutdownsupplyto 5V,but turnitoff during the nextstep.
9)Reconnect the shutdownsupplytothe EVM.
10)Turnonthe shutdownsupplyand verifythat the outputgoesto a straight
line (as showninFigure 2--7)centered on zerovolts,and the currenton
bothcurrentmetersindicate below5mA.

Operating the EVMon Channel2
2-8
Figure 2--7.Oscilloscope Output forChannel2WithShutdownActivated
600 m
400 m
200 m
0
--200 m
--400 m
--600 m
0 500 n1ms
Voltage-- V
t--Time-- s
INPUT
OUTPUT

3-1
CircuitDesign Examples
CircuitDesign Examples
Severalexample applicationsare presented inthis chapter.These
applicationsdemonstratethemostpopularcircuitstothe user,butmanyother
circuits can be constructed.The userisencouraged to experimentwith
differentcircuits,exploringnewand creativedesign techniques.That,afterall,
isthe function ofan evaluation board.
TopicPage
3.1Inverting Stage(Channel1)Operation 3-2..........................
3.2Noninverting Stage(Channel2)Operation 3-4......................
3.3ShutDownOperation (Channels1and 2)3-4.......................
Chapter3