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 ====== ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ hardware ====== ====== ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ hardware ======
 +===== Description=====
 The ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ board is a companion module for the Buck Basics lab exercise: The ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ board is a companion module for the Buck Basics lab exercise:
 [[university:courses:electronics:buck_converter_basics|Activity: Buck Converter Basics]] [[university:courses:electronics:buck_converter_basics|Activity: Buck Converter Basics]]
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 The Figure 1 shows the various connections, and along with the schematic below can be used as a guide as you work through the lab exercise. The Figure 1 shows the various connections, and along with the schematic below can be used as a guide as you work through the lab exercise.
  
-{{ :university:tools:lab_hw:adalm_buck:adalm_buck_connections.png?direct&600 |}}+{{ :university:tools:lab_hw:adalm_buck:adalm_buck_connections_rev2.png?direct&600 |}} 
 <WRAP centeralign> Figure 1. ADALM-BUCK connections and jumpers</WRAP> <WRAP centeralign> Figure 1. ADALM-BUCK connections and jumpers</WRAP>
  
- +===== ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ Jumpers and Connections =====
- +
-===== Schematic, PCB Layout, Bill of Materials ===== +
- +
-<WRAP round 80% download> +
- +
-{{ :university:tools:lab_hw:adalm_buck:02_056851a_top.pdf |ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ schematic}} +
- +
-  * Schematics +
- +
-</WRAP> +
- +
-====== ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ ====== +
- +
-===== Description===== +
- +
-The ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ is base from [[https://www.analog.com/en/products/lt1054.html|LT1054]] which is a monolithic, bipolar, switched-capacitor +
-voltage converter and regulator. This allows for students to analyze its functionality as well as the performance of the circuit using a controlled evaluation environment.  +
- +
-===== Product Overview ===== +
- +
-ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ Switched-Capacitor Voltage Converter with Regulator Arduino Shield   +
-Eval Board: +
-{{ :resources:eval:user-guides:circuits-from-the-lab:adalm-buck-ardz:eval_board.jpg?400 |}} +
- +
-Pictured above is the ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ interposer board which was developed to quickly and easily connect any equivalent Arduino MCU controller boards. +
- +
-===== ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ Test Setup ===== +
- +
-The test setup is comprised of the following hardware: +
-^ QTY  ^ Hardware Description                        ^  +
-| 1    | ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ                             |  +
-| 1    | 5V micro USB Power Supply (or phone charger)| +
-| 1    | Multimeter (with grabber leads)             | +
-| 1    | USB-A to micro-USB cable                    | +
-| 1    | Grabber-to-grabber cable                    | +
-|      |                                             | +
- +
- +
-===== ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ Default Jumper Configuration =====+
  
 The default jumper configurations for this board model are as follows: The default jumper configurations for this board model are as follows:
-^ Jumper ^ Default Setting     +^ Jumper ^Function   ^ Default Setting     
-|P1 |Shunt installed across pins 2 & 3 | +|P1 |Power Supply Select|Shunt installed across pins 2 & 3 (5V from Arduino)
-|P2 |Shunt installed across pins 1 & 2 | +|P2 |Inductor Tap #|Shunt installed across pins 1 & 2 (6 taps/max inductance) | 
-|P5 |Shunt installed | +|P3 |Inductor Voltage |Open (for M2K connection)
-|P10 |Shorted +|P5 |DC coupling (remove for AC coupling)|Shunt installed
-|P13 |Shunt installed across pins 1 & 2 | +|P6 |Output at pin 1, lower 2 pins are GND |Open (for M2K connection)
-|P19 |Shunt installed | +|P10 |Arduino Analog input 0|Solder Blobbed
-|P20 |Shunt installed | +|P13 |Override source |Shunt installed across pins 1 & 2 (Arduino PWM)
-|P24 |Shorted +|P17 |Enable Override |Shunt NOT installed | 
-|P26 |Shorted +|P18 |Switch Node at pin 1, lower 2 pins are GND |Open (for M2K connection) | 
-|All Others |Open / no shunt installed |+|P19 |10μF output capacitor|Shunt installed | 
 +|P20 |47μF output capacitor|Shunt installed
 +|P24 |Arduino PWM output 3|Solder Blobbed
 +|All Others ||Open / no shunt installed |
  
 +===== Hardware Setup Procedure =====
 +Figure 2 shows the ADALM2000 connections for measuring the switch node voltage on Channel 1 and ripple current on Channel 2. The ADALM-BUCK is installed on an Arduino UNO clone with LT1054_voltage_mode_buck_DC_ctrl.ino sketch uploaded (refer to Buck Basics lab exercise for details.) 
  
-===== ADALM-BUCK-ARDZ Power Rails ===== +{{ :university:tools:lab_hw:adalm_buck:adalm-buck_m2k_connections.jpg?direct&600 |}}
- +
-EVAL-M355-ARDZ-INT provides 2.5V votlage output from a 5V USB power supply with 5mA maximum power consumption. +
- +
-===== Hardware Setup Procedure =====+
  
-If you are using the ADICUP3029 development board with the EVAL-M355-ARDZ-INT adaptor board, please use the following setup procedure: +<WRAP centeralign> Figure 2. ADALM-BUCK ADALM2000 connections</WRAP>
  
-  - Connect the 5 V USB power supply to P25 (EXT PWR) using the USB-A to micro-USB cable. 
-  - Set the multimeter to measure voltage and connect its leads to TP2 (+) and TP1 (-) as shown below: 
-{{ :resources:eval:user-guides:circuits-from-the-lab:adalm-buck-ardz:test_setup.jpg?400 |}} 
-<note>With the default jumper settings, the measured the DC voltage across TP2 and TP1 will be around 2.5V.</note> 
 ===== Schematic, PCB Layout, Bill of Materials ===== ===== Schematic, PCB Layout, Bill of Materials =====
  
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