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REF5025 for Dual Voltage Generator Problems and ETC.

REF5025 for Dual Voltage Generator Problems and ETC.

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YoungSik Kim91247
Posted by YoungSik Kim91247
on Apr 19 2012 22:02 PM
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Hello,

 

I have a problem on the use of REF5025 and it`s application.

One thing I want to be clear is the output noise that looks like triangle wave from the application TI brahs recommanded.

 

I designed my REF5025 setting like that :

I mimic the application on the page 12 from its spec. with OPA735. 

When I check TP13 - AVSS_2.5V, I watch the triangle pulse on -2.5V baseline like that:

 

I don`t understand this situation, and I can`t use the output as reference.

Could you point out what is problem and why it ocurred?

 

Additionally, I wish to know that the application above is compatible as Analog Voltage Input on ADS1298 or not.

 

Thank you.

 

Kim

 

reference ads1298
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  • Tom Hendrick
    Posted by Tom Hendrick
    on Apr 19 2012 22:19 PM
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    Hi YoungSik Kim!

    Are you trying to re-create the +/-2.5V supply we used for the ADS1298ECGFE-PDK that was created from a single 5V source or are you trying to generate an external reference? 

     

    Regards,

    Tom

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    Posted by YoungSik Kim91247
    on Apr 19 2012 23:08 PM
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    I tried designing my own board.

    I use DC to DC Converter, ±5V, and connect the Vsupply(Both + & -) on OPA735.

    Also, The input of REF5025 is from DC to DC converter.

    Here is the spec. I use:

    2211.RV-0505D.pdf

     

    I think that the DC Converter is not the origin of the noise, because the output of DC DC doesn`t generate such a wave pulse.

    Moreover, the test board I made doesn`t connect any other chips: Except only DC Converter and the Application.

     

    Kim 

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    Hi Kim,

    Have you ever gotten this worked out?  I suspect the problem is related to the capacitive loading on the OPA735.

     

    Regards,

    Tom

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