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SN65LVDT388A DBT package: Simple Design Question!

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nonoodlez
Posted by nonoodlez
on Jun 23 2009 14:39 PM
Prodigy10 points

This is just a design question concerning the LVDT388A in the DBT package.

In my design, I have ground coming in on the lvds side of the chip connected to the AGND's from an lvds signal. I assume the GND should be connected to the ground from the chip's power supply (in this case from a regulated source) but am uncertain how to proceed for the DGND's and DVcc. The LVTTL side of the chip is going to be read in by a National Instruments FPGA so I assume the DGND should be directly connected to that. Where should the connection to DVcc come from and what voltage should it be at? Any information would help. Thanks!

For reference the datasheet is posted here: http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/sn65lvdt388a.html


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  • nancy!
    Posted by nancy!
    on Jun 25 2009 10:55 AM
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    Hi nonnoodlez,

    DVCC is a 3.3V supply and can be connected either to VCC or a separate supply. The system should have all GND’s connected together to minimize the chance of a ground offset between devices.

    Please let me know if this helps.

    Regards,

    Nancy

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