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CN0190 is a reference solution for multivoltage power systems. The design can easily be adapted to customer requirements and provides the most popular system voltages. The circuit uses an optimum combination of switching and linear regulators to provide an overall efficiency of approximately 78% when the outputs are fully loaded. Output power delivered under full load is approximately 25 W.
The circuit supplies most of the typical power rails required for digital and analog circuits and also demonstrates an easy way to realize overvoltage, undervoltage, and overcurrent detection and protection. In addition, this module shows how to implement sequencing and power margining control.
The circuit is flexible and can accept a wide input voltage range from 6 V to 14 V. This is possible because the highly efficient switching controllers and regulators used in the first stage of each power rail have correspondingly wide input ranges. The ADM1178 block provides overvoltage and overcurrent detection and protection for the input supply, as well as hotswap control for the whole system. The ADM1066 offers a single-chip solution for power supply monitoring and sequencing control for all of the 12 power rails and also margining control for the 3.3V(2A) rail.
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* USB-SDP-CABLEZ
* PC (Windows 2000 or Windows XP) with USB interface
Description
1) +6V to +14V input power supply
2) +3.3V (2A) power rail based on synchronous buck topology
3) +1.8V (1A) power rail based on synchronous buck topology
4) +1.5V (1A) power rail based synchronous buck topology
5) +1.0V (2A) power rail supplied by LDO
6) +1.2V (0.5A) power rail based on synchronous buck topology
7) +3.0V (0.1A) power rail supplied by LDO
8) -5V (0.2A) power rail generated from 5V (1A) using inverting buck boost topology
9) +5V (1A) power rail based on synchronous buck topology
10) +2.5V (1A) power rail based on synchronous buck topology
11) +3.3V (0.1A) power rail supplied by LDO
12) Can be set to four different positive analog power rail (+2.5V, +5V, +12V, +15V) (0.1 A) based on sepic-cuk topology
13) Can be set to four different negative analog power rail (-2.5V, -5V, -12V, -15V) (0.1 A) based on sepic-cuk topology
14) Switch settings for different positive and negative analog power rail
15) I2C serial interface (1- SCLK, 2 - SDA, 3 - GND)
1. Install USB-SDP-CABLEZ driver
1.1 Open the file setup.exe located at the path \ADMxxxx Run-Time Installer\Installer\Volume\setup.exe
1.2 Follow the on-screen prompts to install the software
1.3 After installing the driver, Windows can automatically find new hardware when you plug the USB- SDP-CABLEZ into the PC.
2. Install the SuperSequencer Application Software
2.1 Open the file setup.exe located at the path \SuperSequencer Apps SW Installer\Volume\setup.exe
2.2 Follow the on-screen prompts to install the software
2.3 Install Graphviz
2.4 Upon completion, follow the on-screen promps to install the prog106x Setup Application Software
1. Copy the eeprom file i.e. ADM1066_SuperSequencing_REVB.hex in the root directory on Disk C:
i.e. (C:\ADM1066_SuperSequencing_REVB.hex)
2. Plug USB to I2C converter dongle into the USB port on your PC. Plug the other side of the cable into the JP1 on the right side of the EVAL-CN0190-EB1Z.
3. Turn on the power to the supply of EVAL-CN0190-EB1Z
4. Open the Command Prompt (C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe)
5. In the cmd.exe, key the command prog106x download 6A c:\ADM1066_SuperSequencing_REVB.hex and Press Enter
6. The on-chip EEPROM of ADM1066 is successfully programmed if the picture below is shown on the screen after several seconds.
EVAL-CN0190-EBZ Design & Integration Files