Tool/software:
HD3SS460を使用します。
代替モードは必要ないため、LNAからLNDへの配線は行いません。
この場合、端子をGNDに接続するなどの処理が必要ですか?端子を浮かせたままにしておくことはできますか?
ありがとうございます。
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Tool/software:
HD3SS460を使用します。
代替モードは必要ないため、LNAからLNDへの配線は行いません。
この場合、端子をGNDに接続するなどの処理が必要ですか?端子を浮かせたままにしておくことはできますか?
ありがとうございます。
Hello Toshihiko-san,
If you are not planning to use the LNA pins, then I recommend tying them to ground through a 50ohms termination resistor.
Thanks,
Nir
Is it possible to terminate all 8 unused LN pins together with a single resistor?
Hello Toshihiko-san,
Yes, you can use a 100Ω termination resistor.
Also, yes you can tie all unused pin together to a resistor to ground.
Thanks,
Nir
Hello Toshihiko-san,
Yes, it is also an option, but preferably you should use a resistor to provide a strong pull down to ground.
Thanks,
Nir
スペースが不足しているため、未使用のピンすべてに抵抗を取り付けるのは難しい場合があります。
その場合、1つの抵抗に複数の未使用ピンを接続してGNDに接続できますか?
その場合は、最適な抵抗値と接続できるピン数を教えてください。
ありがとうございます。
Hello Toshihiko-san,
Yes, you can connect multiple pins to one resistor to GND.
The optimal resistor value is 50ohms and you can connect as many pins as you can. The only limit really is space and routing.
Thanks,
Nir
もう一つ質問があります。
SBU1-2、CSBU1-2も未使用です。
AMSLをM電圧に設定し、「All Low Speed SBUPorts HighZ」を選択します。
この場合、SBU1-2とCSBU1-2はオープンのままで大丈夫ですか?
SBUとCSBUのどちらかの手続きが必要ですか?
ありがとうございます。%MCEペーストビン%
Hello Toshihiko-san,
What is the signal speed in this application? Usually we recommend to tie the pins to ground in high frequency applications, since floating pins can produce additional noise.
This FAQ has additional information.
Thanks,
Nir
I was able to understand and solve my previous question.
Thank you.
In addition, when setting AMSEL to the midpoint potential (M), is it okay to connect two 200kΩ resistors to +3.3V and GND respectively and input a divided voltage?
Do I need to use 10k resistors like in the recommended circuit in the datasheet?
Similarly, POL is also pulled up with 200kΩ, but does it need to be 10k?
Thank you.
Hello Toshihiko-san,
What do you mean by midpoint potential? Which configuration are you referring to from table 1 (starting page 11 of the datasheet)? But, yes you can divide the voltage that way. As long the input signal doesn't exceed the device limits, there will be no issues.
No, you don't have to use 10k in either case, 200k will work as well.
Thanks,
Nir