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ADL5336

Data Sheet

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APPLICATIONS INFORMATION

BASIC CONNECTIONS

The basic connections for a typical ADL5336 application are

shown in Figure 63.

SUPPLY DECOUPLING

A nominal supply voltage of 5.0 V should be applied to the supply

pins. The supply voltage should be between the limits of 4.5 V

and 5.5 V. All of the supply pins must be decoupled to ground

with at least one low inductance, surface-mount ceramic capacitor

of 0.1 µF. Place these decoupling capacitors as close as possible

to the ADL5336 device. The ADL5336 has an analog supply and

a digital supply. Take care to separate the two supplies with a

large surface-mount inductor of 33 µH, and each supply must

then be decoupled separately to their respective grounds through a

10 µF capacitor. The ADL5336 also has two separate grounds: an

analog ground and a digital ground. Again, a large surface-mount

inductor of 33 µH should be used to separate the grounds.

INPUT SIGNAL PATH

The ADL5336 has three input signal paths, two of which inputs

go to VGA2 via an internal switch, and the other input goes to

VGA1. Each of the three pairs of input pins (INP1/INM1,

IP2A/IM2A, and IP2B/IM2B) has a differential input impedance of

200 Ω. To obtain maximum power transfer, the driving source

impedance also needs to be 200 Ω. On the evaluation board,

this is achieved via a 4:1 impedance ratio balun. The evaluation

board schematic is shown in Figure 70. For more information

on the input signal paths, refer to the Input Signal Path section.

The input common-mode voltage sits at roughly VPOS/2 for

both VGAs, except on VGA2; the nonselected input of VGA2

has an input common-mode voltage that sits at roughly ground.

OUTPUT SIGNAL PATH

There are two output signal paths on the ADL5336: one signal

path per VGA. The output of VGA1 can be ac-coupled into either

of the inputs of VGA2, which cascades the two VGAs, or ac-coupled

into a 200 Ω termination impedance. VGA1 is designed to drive a

200 Ω differential load, whereas VGA2 is designed to drive a 100 Ω

differential load. On the evaluation board, a 100 Ω differential

impedance is presented to the output of VGA2. This is achieve

via a 1:1 balun and a resistive matching network. For more

information on the evaluation board, see the evaluation board

schematic in Figure 70. The output common-mode voltage on

both VGAs sits at roughly VPOS/2.

VPOS

DATA

VCM2

SDO

COM

OPM2

OPP2

VPOS

ENBL

INM1

VPOS

ADL5336

MODE

INP1

COM

VCM1

+5V

INPUT 1

SPI CONTROL

VPOS

+5V

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

OUTPUT 2

INPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

BALUN

INPUT 3

BALUN

OUTPUT 2

BALUN

INPUT 1

BALUN

INPUT 2

BALUN

Figure 63. Basic Connections Schematic

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