MAX038CPP Maxim Integrated Products, MAX038CPP Datasheet - Page 11

• Manufacturer Part Number: MAX038CPP
• Description: IC GEN WAVEFORM HI-FREQ 20-DIP
• Manufacturer: Maxim Integrated Products
• Type: Waveform Generatorr

Specifications of MAX038CPP

• Frequency: 20MHz
• Voltage - Supply: 4.75 V ~ 5.25 V
• Current - Supply: 45mA
• Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 70°C
• Package / Case: 20-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm)
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant
• Count: -

With FADJ disabled, the output frequency can still be
changed by modulating I
The output frequency can be swept by applying a vary-
ing signal to IIN or FADJ. IIN has a wider range, slightly
slower response, lower temperature coefficient, and
requires a single polarity current source. FADJ may be
used when the swept range is less than ±70% of the
center frequency, and it is suitable for phase-locked
loops and other low-deviation, high-accuracy closed-
loop controls. It uses a sweeping voltage symmetrical
about ground.
Connecting a resistive network between REF, the volt-
age source, and FADJ or IIN is a convenient means of
offsetting the sweep voltage.
The voltage on DADJ controls the waveform duty cycle
(defined as the percentage of time that the output
waveform is positive). Normally, V
duty cycle is 50% (Figure 2). Varying this voltage from
+2.3V to -2.3V causes the output duty cycle to vary
from 15% to 85%, about -15% per volt. Voltages
beyond ±2.3V can shift the output frequency and/or
cause instability.
Figure 2. Operating Circuit with Sine-Wave Output and 50% Duty Cycle; SYNC and FADJ Disabled
FREQUENCY
20kΩ
R
IN
12kΩ
R1
1μF
C1
1nF
C
C3
F
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1
7
8
5
REF
DADJ
IIN
FADJ
COSC
GND GND
IN
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Swept Frequency Operation
High-Frequency Waveform Generator
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MAX038
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GND
–5V +5V
V-
17
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GND GND
DADJ
V+ A1
18
4
DGND
SYNC
PDO
OUT
DV+
PDI
AO
= 0V, and the
3
19
16
15
14
13
12
Duty Cycle
50Ω
R2
N.C.
N.C.
1μF
C2
F
o
=
2 x 2.5V
R
IN
SINE-WAVE
OUTPUT
x C
DADJ can be used to reduce the sine-wave distortion.
The unadjusted duty cycle (V
any deviation from exactly 50% causes even order har-
monics to be generated. By applying a small
adjustable voltage (typically less than ±100mV) to
V
tion can be minimized (see Figure 2).
The voltage on DADJ needed to produce a specific
duty cycle is given by the formula:
or:
where:
Conversely, if V
time are given by:
DADJ
F
V
V
V
dc = duty cycle (in %)
t
t
dc = 50% - (V
t
ON
o
ON
DADJ
DADJ
DADJ
, exact symmetry can be attained and the distor-
= waveform period.
–2.5V
= ON (positive) time
= to x (0.5 - [V
ADJUST R6 FOR MINIMUM SINE-WAVE DISTORTION
= (50% - dc) x 0.0575
= (0.5 - [t
= DADJ voltage (observe the polarity)
PRECISION DUTY-CYCLE ADJUSTMENT CIRCUIT
100kΩ
100kΩ
R4
R7
DADJ
5kΩ
R6
DADJ
ON
is known, the duty cycle and ON
DADJ
x 17.4)
÷ t
100kΩ
100kΩ
o
R3
R5
]) x 5.75
x 0.174]) [14]
DADJ
+2.5V
= 0V) is 50% ±2%;
REF
DADJ
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