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 19-2694; Rev B, 07/04

Single +3.3V Power Supply Operation
DESIGNATION QTY DESCRIPTION C1, C2, C5, C9, 0.1F 10% ceramic capacitors 8 C13, C15, C16, (0402) C17 C3 C4, C6, C7, C8, C11, C12 C10 C14 C18 D1 D2 L1, L2, L3 L4 R1, R2 R3 R4 R5, R12 R6, R13 R7 R8 R9, R11 R10, R26, R27, R34, R35, R36 R14 R15 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 6 1 1
DESIGNATION QTY DESCRIPTION R16 1 500k potentiometer Q1, Q2 Q3 JU1-JU8, JU10 J1-J7 2 1 9 7 MOSFET (SOT23)
NPN transistors (SOT23)
0.047F 10% ceramic capacitor (0402) 0.01F 10% ceramic capacitors (0402) Open 10F 10% ceramic capacitor (0805) 10F 10% tantalum capacitor (B Case) VCSEL laser and photodiode* LED, red T1 package 1H inductor (1008CS) 10k potentiometers
2-pin headers, 0.1in centers SMA connectors, round contacts
TP1-TP11, TP20, 13 Test points TP21 U1 U2 None None None 1 1 9 1 1 MAX3740AETG (24QFN) MAX495ESA (8 SO) Shunts MAX3740A EV board MAX3740A data sheet
* These components are not supplied but can be populated for VCSEL testing.
350 1% resistor (0402) 2.49k 1% resistor (0402) 499 1% resistors (0402) 10k 5% resistors (0402) 0 1% resistor (0402)* 4.7k 1% resistor (0402) 49.9 1% resistors (0402) Open 20k potentiometer 50k potentiometer
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The output of the evaluation kit can be interfaced to an SMA connector, which can be connected to a 50s terminated oscilloscope. With slight modifications, the evaluation kit can also be used to evaluate the MAX3740A operation with a common-cathode VCSEL.
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Allows Optical and Electrical Evaluation
The MAX3740A evaluation kit (EV kit) is an assembled demonstration board that provides complete optical and electrical evaluation of the MAX3740A VCSEL driver.
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In the electrical configuration, an automatic power control (APC) test circuit is included to emulate a semiconductor laser with a monitor photodiode. Monitor diode current is provided by transistor Q1, which is controlled by an operational amplifier (U2). The APC test circuit, consisting of U2 and Q1, applies the simulated monitor diode current to the MD pin of the MAX3740. To ensure proper operation in the electrical configuration, set up the evaluation board as follows: 1) 2) 3) Place shunts on JU4 - JU8 and JU10 (see the Adjustment and Control Description section for details). Remove shunts JU1 and JU2. To enable the output connect TX_DISABLE to GND by placing a shunt on JU3. Note: When performing the following resistance checks, autoranging DMMs may forward bias the onchip ESD protection and cause inaccurate measurements. To avoid this, manually set the DMM to a high range. 4) Adjust R15, the RBIASSET potentiometer, for 1.7k resistance between TP4 (BIASSET) and ground. 5) Adjust R1, the RPWRSET potentiometer, for 10k resistance between TP2 (REF) and pin 1 (MD) of JU2. 6) Adjust R14, the RPEAKSET potentiometer, for 20k resistance between TP10 (PEAKSET) and ground, to disable peaking. 7) Adjust R16, the RTC potentiometer, for 0 resistance between TP7 (TC1) and TP8 (TC2), to disable temperature compensation. 8) Adjust R2, the RMODSET potentiometer, for 10k resistance between TP9 (MODSET) and ground. 9) Apply a differential input signal (250mVP-P to 2200mVP-P) between SMA connectors J5 and J7 (IN+ and IN-). 10) Attach a high-speed oscilloscope with a 50 input to SMA connector J6 (OUT). 11) Connect a +3.3V supply between TP20 (VCC) and TP21 (GND). Adjust the power supply until the voltage between TP11 and ground is +3.3V. 12) Adjust R1 (RPWRSET) until desired laser bias current is achieved.
For optical evaluation of the MAX3740A, configure the evaluation kit as follows: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Place shunts on JU2, JU6, JU7, JU8 and JU10 (See the Adjustment and Control Description section for details). Remove components L2 and C9. Remove the shunts from JU1, JU4 and JU5. Install a 0 resistor at R7 to connect the anode of the VCSEL to the output. To enable the output connect TX_DISABLE to GND by placing a shunt on JU3. Connect a common cathode VCSEL as shown in Figure 1. Keep leads short to reduce reflection. Note: When performing the following resistance checks, autoranging DMMs may forward bias the onchip ESD protection and cause inaccurate measurements. To avoid this, manually set the DMM to a high range. 6) 7) 8) 9) Adjust R15, the RBIASSET potentiometer, for 1.7k resistance between TP4 (BIASSET) and ground. Adjust R1, the RPWRSET potentiometer, for 10k resistance between TP2 (REF) and pin 1 (MD) of JU2. Adjust R14, the RPEAKSET potentiometer, for 20k resistance between TP10 (PEAKSET) and ground, to disable peaking. Adjust R16, the RTC potentiometer, for 0 resistance between TP7 (TC1) and TP8 (TC2), to disable temperature compensation.
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COMPONENT D2 JU1 JU2 JU3 JU4 JU5 JU6 JU7 JU8 JU10 R1 R2 R14 R15 R16
NAME
FUNCTION
Fault Indicator COMP PHOTODIODE TX_DISABLE IPD APCOPEN FAULT SQUELCH POWER VCCEXT RPWRSET RMODSET RPEAKSET RBIASSET RTC
The LED is illuminated when a fault condition has occurred (refer to the Detailed Description section of the MAX3740 data sheet). Enables/disables the APC circuit. Remove the shunt to enable the APC circuit. Installing a shunt connects the photodiode of the VCSEL to the MD pin. Used when a VCSEL is installed. Enable/disable the output currents. Install a shunt to enable output currents. Determines the gain of the photodiode emulator. When JU4 is open, the gain is 0.02A/A. When JU4 is shunted, the gain is 0.12A/A. Installing a shunt connects the electrical output of the part to the emulation circuit. Installing a shunt enables the external fault-indicator circuit. Installing a shunt enables the squelch function. Installing a shunt provides power to the part. Installing a shunt provides power to the emulation and fault-indicator circuits. Adjusts transmit optical power to be maintained by the APC loop. Adjusts the laser modulation current. Adjusts the peaking for the falling edge of the VCSEL. In a closed-loop configuration: adjusts the maximum bias current available to the APC. In an open-loop configuration: adjusts the bias level of the output. Adjusts the temperature compensation of the modulation current.
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10) Adjust R2, the RMODSET potentiometer, for 10k resistance between TP9 (MODSET) and ground. 11) Apply a differential input signal (250mVP-P to 2200mVP-P) between SMA connectors J5 and J7 (IN+ and IN-). 12) Attach the VCSEL fiber connector to an optical/electrical converter. 13) Connect a +3.3V supply between TP20 (VCC) and TP21 (GND). Adjust the power supply until the voltage between TP11 and ground is +3.3V. 14) Adjust R1 (RPWRSET) until desired average optical power is achieved. 15) The MD and BIAS currents can be monitored at TP1 (VPWRMON) and TP3 (VBIASMON) using the equations below:
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Figure 1. MAX3740A EV Kit Schematic Diagram
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Figure 2. MAX3740A EV Kit Component Placement Guide - Component Side
Figure 3. MAX3740A EV Kit PC Board Layout Solder Side
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Figure 4. MAX3740A EV Kit PC Board Layout Ground Plane
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