ANALOG DEVICES MAX14918A Evaluation Board User Guide
- July 10, 2024
- Analog Devices
Table of Contents
- General Description
- EV Kit Photo
- Features and Benefits
- Quick Start
- Procedure
- MAX14918A EV Kit Block Diagram
- Detailed Description of Hardware
- Ordering Information
- Denotes RoHS-compliant.
- MAX14918A EV Kit Bill of Materials
- MAX14918A EV Kit Schematic
- MAX14918A EV Kit PCB Layout Diagrams
- Revision History
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
ANALOG DEVICES MAX14918A Evaluation Board
General Description
The MAX14918A evaluation kit (EV kit) provides a proven design to evaluate the MAX14918A, parallel controlled quad low-side switches with reverse-current detection. The MAX14918A EV kit features an isolated power and digital interface to provide pin-level control of the four lows ide switches in the MAX14918A. The EV kit also features reverse-current protection to prevent damage caused by miswiring faults at output and COM return terminals. The EV kit comes with the MAX14918AATG+ in a 4mm x 5mm 24-pin TQFN package, installed as U1.
EV Kit Photo
Ordering Information appears at end of data sheet.
Features and Benefits
- Easy Evaluation of the MAX14918A
- Robust Operation with a Wide Range of Output Voltages and Load Conditions
- LED Indication of Fault and Reverse-Current Detection Conditions
- Robust Design at Field Outputs
- Internal Inductive Fast Demagnetization
- Short-Circuit Protection
- Up to ±1.2kV IEC 61000-4-5 Surge Protection
- Up to ±8kV IEC 61000-4-2 Contact ESD Protection
- Up to ±25kV IEC 61000-4-2 Air-Gap ESD Protection
- Resistor-Settable Load Current Limit
- 2x Inrush Load Current Option for 10ms (min)
- Onboard MOSFET for Output Reverse-Current Protection
- Optional Onboard Isolated 5V to Power the MAX14918A from the Logic-Side Supply
- Galvanic Power and Data Isolation Using ADuM6028 and ADuM340E
- Proven PCB Layout
- Fully Assembled and Tested
- RoHs Compliant
Quick Start
Required Equipment
- MAX14918A EV kit
- +5V DC power supply
- +24V DC power supply
- Resistive load
- Functional generator
- Oscilloscope
Procedure
The EV kit is fully assembled and tested. The test setup is shown in Figure 1. To verify the board operation, do the following steps:
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Verify that all jumper settings are in default position from Table 1.
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Connect the EV kit PWR1 terminal Pin 1 and Pin 2 to the +24V DC supply. Connect the positive terminal of the power supply to Pin 2, which is the 24V field supply of the EV kit, and the negative terminal to Pin 1, which is the COM return of the EV kit. Do not turn on the power supply.
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Connect the EV kit PWR2 terminal Pin 1 and Pin 2 to the +5V DC supply. Connect the positive terminal of the power supply to Pin 1 and the negative terminal to Pin
2. Do not turn on the power supply. -
Turn on the +24V supply and +5V supply and verify that LED_VDDL (green), LED_V5 (green), and LED_VL (green) are illuminated, which indicates that the EV kit logic-side supply VDDL, MAX14918A V5 and VL are present and MAX14918A is powered up normally.
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Connect the positive output of the functional generator to TERM2 Pin 2 test point, which is the isolated IN1 input of the MAX14918A. Connect the negative output of the functional generator to TERM2 Pin 6, or any GNDL test point on the logic-side of the EV kit. Set the functional generator output at 1kHz, 50% duty-cycle square wave with output high voltage of 5V and low voltage of 0V. Do not enable the functional generator output.
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Connect the positive terminal of the +24V DC supply to one end of the resistive load. Connect the other end of the resistive load to OUT1 test point or TERM1 Pin 1.
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Connect a scope probe at OUT1 with respect to the COM test point of the EV kit for monitoring purpose.
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Enable the functional generator and verify on the scope that the MAX14918A OUT1 channel is switching between 24V and 0V at 1kHz, 50% duty cycle.
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Disable the functional generator output and repeat the steps 5 through 8 by connecting the control signal to TERM2 Pin 3 to Pin 5, corresponding to the isolated IN2 to IN4 input of the MAX14918A, and connecting the resistive load and scope probe to TERM1 Pin 2 to Pin 4, corresponding to the MAX14918A OUT2 to OUT4 channels, and observe the functionality of each channel.
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Disable the functional generator and power supplies after the evaluation.
MAX14918A EV Kit Block Diagram
Table 1. MAX14918A EV Kit Jumper Connection Guide
JUMPER | DEFAULT CONNECTION | FEATURE |
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J1 | 1-2 * | Connect V5 supply to VL supply. When VDD is powered by an |
external power supply, V5 is the 5V internal regulator output and VL is
powered by V5. When VDD is connected to ground (GNDF) or left unconnected,
connect an external 5V supply at VL or V5 test point.
Open| V5 and VL supply are disconnected. Connect an external +1.62V to +5.5V
supply to VL test point. When VDD is powered by an external power supply, V5
is the 5V internal regulator output. When VDD is connected to ground (GNDF) or
left unconnected, connect an external 5V supply to V5 test point.
J2| 1-2| Connect the LATCHEN pin to VL to latch the logic at the IN inputs.
Open *| Leave the LATCHEN pin unconnected. The IN input to OUT output
control is transparent.
J3| 1-2 *| Connect the DIS pin to VL. All outputs are switched according
to their associated input state.
Open| Leave the DIS pin unconnected to turn off all OUT switches.
J4| 1-2 | Connect the HISLEW pin to VL to enable high slew rate on all
outputs.
Open| Leave the HISLEW pin unconnected for slow slew rate on all outputs.
J5| 1-2 | Connect the INRUSH pin to VL to enable 2x current limit for
10ms (min) after any switch is turned on.
Open| Leave the INRUSH pin unconnected to disable inrush current mode.
J6| 1-2| Connect the onboard isolated 5V supply to V5. This configuration is
used when V5 is not powered by an external 5V supply or by MAX14918A internal
regulator.
Open *| Disconnect the onboard isolated 5V supply from V5. This is used
when VDD is powered by an external power supply and V5 is the internal
regulator output, or when VDD is connected to
ground (GNDF) or left unconnected and V5 is powered by an external +5V supply.
J7| 1-2| Connect the PDIS pin of the onboard isolated DC-DC converter
ADuM6028 to logic-side +5V supply to
disable the field-side +5V output.
2-3 | Connect the PDIS pin of the onboard isolated DC-DC converter
ADuM6028 to logic-side ground (GNDL) to enable the field-side +5V output.
J8| 1-2 | Connect the logic-side +5V supply to the digital isolator
logic-side supply VDDL. Leave VDDL test point unconnected when J8 is in 1-2
position.
Open| Disconnect the logic-side +5V supply from the digital isolator logic-
side supply VDDL. Connect an external +2.25V to +5.5V supply to VDDL test
point.
JMP1| 1-2| Select 100kΩ as the MAX14918A RCLIM resistor, which sets the output
current limit to be
216mA (typ).
1-3| Select 53.6kΩ as the MAX14918A RCLIM resistor, which sets the output current limit to be
403mA (typ).
1-4 *| Select 27kΩ as the MAX14918A RCLIM resistor, which sets the output current limit to be 800mA (typ).
Table 2. MAX14918A EV Kit Test Point and Connector Guide
ITEM | DESCRIPTION |
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TEST POINTS
24V_FIELD (Red)| External +24V field supply input for the MAX14918A EV kit.
Connect +24V DC power supply between 24V_FIELD and COM test points.
COM (Black)| Field supply and load return.
VDD (Red)| Field-side supply input for the MAX14918A VDD. Protected by reverse
polarity diode D5.
V5 (Red)| Field-side analog supply for the MAX14918A V5. +5V when the
MAX14918A VDD is powered by an external power supply. Apply an external +5V
supply when the MAX14918A VDD is connected to ground (GNDF) or left
unconnected.
VL (Red)| Field-side logic supply for the MAX14918A VL. VL is connected to the
MAX14918A V5 when jumper J1 is closed. Apply an external +1.62V to +5.5V
supply when J1 is open.
GND (Black)| Field-side ground (GNDF).
VIN (Red)| Logic-side +5V supply for the isolated DC-DC converter ADuM6028
, which generates the isolated field-side
+5V supply.
VDDL (Red)| Logic-side +2.25V to +5.5V supply for the digital isolator
ADuM340E. VDDL is connected to the
ADuM6028 logic-side supply when jumper J8 is closed. Leave VDDL test point
unconnected when VIN is powered and J8 is closed.
GNDL (Black)| Logic-side ground.
IN1 to IN4 (Yellow)| Field-side inputs for the MAX14918A IN1 to IN4.
OUT1 to OUT4 (Orange)| Field-side outputs for the MAX14918A OUT1 to OUT4.
FAULT (White)| MAX14918A FAULT signal.
REV (White)| MAX14918A REV signal.
CONNECTORS
PWR1| Terminal block for the +24V field supply input and COM return for the
MAX14918A EV kit. Pin 1 is the COM return, same as COM test point, and Pin 2
is the +24V field supply input, same as 24V_FIELD test point.
TERM1| Terminal block for the MAX14918A OUT1 to OUT4 digital outputs. Pin 1 is
OUT1, Pin 2 is OUT2, Pin 3 is OUT3, and Pin 4 is OUT4, same as OUT1 to OUT4
test points.
PWR2| Terminal block for the +5V logic-side power supply. Pin 1 is the +5V
supply input, same as VIN test point, and Pin 2 is the logic-side ground
return, same as GNDL test point.
TERM2| 6-pin male connector for the logic-side IN1 to IN4 input connections.
Pin 1 is the digital isolator logic-side supply input, same as VDDL test
point. Pin 1 can be left unconnected when VDDL is supplied by the +5V logic-
side supply when VIN is powered and jumper J8 is closed. Pin 2 to Pin 5 are
the logic-side IN1 to IN4 input control. Pin 6 is the logic-side ground
return, same as GNDL test point.
Detailed Description of Hardware
The MAX14918A EV kit provides an easy-to-use and flexible solution to evaluate the MAX14918A, parallel controlled quad low-side switches with reverse-current detection, for industrial applications. The EV kit comes with field-side terminal blocks to allow connections to industrial loads for easy evaluation of the device and the system. The EV kit can be powered by a single +5V logic- side supply, which powers the onboard isolated DC-DC converter generating an isolated +5V analog supply as the main supply for the MAX14918A.
The MAX14918A EV kit comes with an n-channel MOSFET installed to protect against reverse current at outputs. All field-side outputs and field-side supply are protected against line-to-ground surges up to ±1.2kV/42Ω per IEC 61000-4-5.
This MAX14918A EV kit user guide must be used with the MAX14918/MAX14918A data sheet.
For the latest versions of the documents, refer to the MAX14918A product page.
Power Supplies
The EV kit has two power domains, the logic side, which is powered from a logic-side +5V DC supply connected to PWR2 terminal block or VIN and GNDL test points, and the field side, which is typically powered from an external +24V DC supply connected to PWR1 terminal block or 24V_FIELD and COM test points.
The logic side of the MAX14918A EV kit is powered by applying an external +5V
DC voltage to PWR2 terminal block or VIN and GNDL test points. It is the
logic-side supply for the onboard isolated DC-DC converter ADuM6028, which
generates an isolated +5V output at the field side to power the MAX14918A V5
when J6 is closed (see Table 1). The logic-side +5V supply also powers the
logic-side of the digital isolator ADuM340E
VDDL when J8 is closed (see Table 1).
If a different logic level than +5V is required at the logic side, J8 can be
removed and apply a +2.25V to +5.5V DC voltage to VDDL (terminal block TERM2
Pin 1) to supply the ADuM340E and set its logic level.
When the field-side +24V supply is provided, the MAX14918A is powered by VDD. In this case, the MAX14918A internal regulator is enabled to provide low voltage output at V5 (5V, nominal), which is connected to VL, the logic supply of the MAX14918A, when J1 is closed (see Table 1). VL also powers the field- side of the digital isolator ADuM340E. If a different logic level than +5V is desired on the MAX14918A digital pins, J1 can be removed and apply a +1.62V to +5.5V DC voltage on the VL test point to power the MAX14918A VL and set the device logic level.
When the field-side +24V supply is not connected or the MAX14918A VDD is connected to field-side ground (GNDF), the MAX14918A main analog supply V5 can be powered by either an external +5V DC voltage through V5 and GND test points, or by the onboard isolated +5V supply generated by the ADuM6028 when J6 is closed (see Table 1).
The MAX14918A EV kit can be powered by a single +5V DC supply at logic side through terminal block PWR2. The logic side ADuM6028 and ADuM340E are both powered by the +5V with J8 in 1-2 position. The isolated field-side +5V generated by the ADuM6028 provides the main analog supply to the MAX14918A V5 with J6 in 1-2 position, and to the field-side logic supply VL with J1 in 1-2 position. For more details, see the MAX14918A EV Kit Schematic section.
MAX14918A Output Control
The field-side IN1 to IN4 inputs of the MAX14918A are controlled by TERM2 Pin
2 to Pin 5, which are the logic-side IN1 to IN4 inputs. These signals are
isolated by the onboard digital isolator ADuM340E before feeding into the
MAX14918A.
The field-side inputs IN1 to IN4 can be monitored using the IN1 to IN4 test
points. The MAX14918A switching outputs OUT1 to OUT4 are controlled by the IN1
to IN4 control inputs, respectively. For more details, see the MAX14918A EV
Kit Schematic section.
All the MAX14918A output switches are turned off regardless of their respective input state when the global DIS input is set to low. When DIS is set to high, all outputs are switched according to their associated input state. The DIS input has a weak internal pull-down. When jumper J3 is open, the DIS input is set to low by the internal pull-down, thus all outputs are turned off. When jumper J3 is in 1-2 position, the DIS input is connected to VL, thus all outputs are switched according to IN1 to IN4 input states.
The latch enable input (LATCHEN) allows the MAX14918A to be used in transparent or hold mode. When the latch enable is high (jumper J2 in 1-2 position), the output (OUT) is not affected by its associated input (IN). When the latch enable is low (jumper J2 in open position), the input (IN) to output (OUT) control is transparent. The LATCHEN input has a weak internal pull-down.
Slew Rate Control
The MAX14918A features output slew-rate control on turn-on edges. When the HISLEW input is low (jumper J4 in open position), output transitions are slower, and the MAX14918A operates up to 50kHz switching frequency. The HISLEW input has a weak internal pull-down. The slow slew-rate mode is useful in applications where the load is capacitive and is connected through a long cable.
When the HISLEW input is high (jumper J4 in 1-2 position), the output transitions are much faster, and the MAX14918A can operate up to 500kHz switching frequency. This mode is useful in applications where the device drives resistive loads.
Current Limit Setting and INRUSH Mode
The MAX14918A features resistor-settable active current limiting, common to all output switches (OUT1 to OUT4). When the current across the switch exceeds the current limit, the load current is limited by the low-side switch. The current limit is set by the RCLIM resistor between RCLIM pin and device ground (GNDF). The MAX14918A EV kit provides three current limit options, selected by jumper JMP1. When JMP1 is in 1-2 position, the current limit is set to 216mA (typ) as a100kΩ resistor is connected between RCLIM pin and GNDF. When JMP1 is in 1-3 position, the current limit is set to 403mA (typ) as a 53.6kΩ resistor is connected between RCLIM pin and GNDF. When JMP1 is in 1-4 position (default), the current limit is set to 800mA (typ) as a 27kΩ resistor is connected between RCLIM pin and GNDF. For the equation to calculate the current limit ILIM based on the RCLIM resistor value, refer to the MAX14918/MAX14918A data sheet.
The MAX14918A offers the inrush mode, which supports loads that draw higher
current during turn-on. In the inrush mode, each switch provides at least
double the current set by the RCLIM resistor for the inrush duration of 10ms
(min).
After the inrush period, the switch current limit reverts to the value set by
RCLIM. The inrush mode is enabled when the INRUSH pin is set to high (jumper
J5 in 1-2 position) and disabled when the INRUSH pin is set to low (jumper J5
in open position). The INRUSH input has a weak internal pull-down.
Reverse-Current Protection
The MAX14918A features reverse-current detection with OUT switch either in on or off state, which is signaled by the REV logic output. A reverse current on any output (OUT) can happen when the field supply is miswired with a reverse polarity, or when a direct reverse connection is between OUT_ and COM.
When any reverse current more than 150mA (typ) is flowing out of any output, the REV output transitions low and the MAX14918A automatically turns off all four outputs. The REV output drives the gate of the onboard n-channel MOSFET (Q1) low, which opens the MAX14918A device ground (GNDF) to the field COM (COM) connection, therefore stopping the reverse current flow. The REV output is held low, and all outputs remain off for the auto-retry duration of 2 seconds(typ) before the REV output is pulled high again and outputs are turned back on based on the input state to see whether the reverse-current condition is still present. If the reverse-current condition is still present and a reverse current is again detected, the REV is turned low again, and all outputs are turned off for another 2 seconds. For more details on the reverse- current detection feature, refer to the MAX14918/MAX14918A data sheet.
The EV kit also protects against reverse polarity on the MAX14918A VDD pin by implementing reverse protection diode D5. For more details, see the MAX14918A EV Kit Schematic section.
Diagnostic Features
The MAX14918A features a global fault indication pin, FAULT. It is an open- drain logic output that transitions low when the MAX14918A detects a fault condition and is pulled high when the device exits fault status. A red LED is connected in series with the pull-up resistor on the FAULT pin to indicate when fault conditions are detected, which include chip thermal shutdown, any of the output switches that are turned on in thermal overload, reverse current detected at any of the outputs, V5 UVLO or short-circuit detected on the RCLIM pin.
Another red LED is implemented between the MAX14918A local ground (GNDF) and field return connection (COM). It is turned on when any reverse current is flowing from COM to GNDF, which indicates that a reverse current fault on the MAX14918A EV kit. For more details, see the MAX14918A EV Kit Schematic section.
Galvanic Isolation
The MAX14918A EV kit uses an isolated DC-DC converter and a digital isolator to provide galvanic isolation for both power and data between the logic side and the field side. The ADuM6028 is a low-emission, 5kV isolated DC-DC converter that generates an isolated 5V (VISO) on the field side (GNDF) when powered by a 5V supply (VDDP) on the logic side (GNDL). The MAX14918A can be powered by VISO when it is connected to V5 and VL with jumper J7 in 2-3 position, and J6 and J1 in 1-2 position (see Table 1). This allows the MAX14918A EV kit to be powered by a single logic-side supply with no external field-side supply needed.
The digital isolation is achieved by the ADuM340E, 5.7kVRMS quad digital isolator, which provides data isolation on IN1 to IN4 input control signals. The isolator has two power supplies (VDD1 and VDD2), which operate between +2.25V to+5.5V and provide voltage translation as well as galvanic isolation. The logic-side VDD1 of the isolator can be the same 5V supply applied to the ADuM6028 VDDP and GNDL when J8 is in 1-2 position, or a different voltage level can be applied to VDD1 through connector TERM2 Pin 1 when J8 is open. The field-side VDD2 of the isolator is powered from VL and GNDF, same as the MAX14918A logic supply. When testing isolation performance, users must take care that there is no short connection between GNDF and GNDL through a multichannel oscilloscope ground connection.
IEC 61000-4 Transient Immunity
Each output of the MAX14918A is protected against IEC 61000-4-5 1.2μs/50μs surges up to ±1.2kV/(42Ω + 0.5μF) lineto-ground, IEC 61000-4-2 ESD contact discharge up to ±8kV line-to-ground, and IEC 61000-4-2 ESD air-gap discharge up to ±25kV line-to-ground without the need for external protection diodes from OUT_ to GNDF. The MAX14918A EV kit comes with an external n-channel MOSFET (Q1) for reverse-current protection. A TVS diode (D1) is placed in parallel to Q1 to protect it from high voltage transients such as surge or ESD events. Another TVS diode (D5) provides protection against surges and ESD transients applied through 24V_FIELD and COM terminal block and diode D6 blocks the reverse current to the VDD pin of the MAX14918A during negative transients.
Ordering Information
PART | TYPE |
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MAX14918AEVKIT# | EV Kit |
Denotes RoHS-compliant.
MAX14918A EV Kit Bill of Materials
ITEM| REF_DES| QTY| MFG PART #| MANUFACTURER|
VALUE| DESCRIPTION
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
1| C1, C5| 2| CL21B106KOQN NN;GRM21BZ71 C106KE15;GMC2
1X7R106K16NT
| SAMSUNG;MURA TA;CAL-CHIP| 10UF| CAP; SMT (0805); 10UF; 10%; 16V; X7R;
CERAMIC
2| C2-C4, C7, C9| 5| GCJ188R71H104 KA12;GCM188R7 1H104K;CGA3E2 X7R1H104K080A
A;CGA3E2X7R1H 104K080AD;CL10
B104KB8WPN
| MURATA;MURATA
;TDK;TDK;SAMSU NG
| 0.1UF| CAP; SMT (0603); 0.1UF; 10%; 50V; X7R; CERAMIC
3| C6| 1| UMK107AB7105K A;CC0603KRX7R
9BB105
| TAIYO YUDEN;YAGEO| 1UF| CAP; SMT (0603); 1UF; 10%; 50V; X7R; CERAMIC
4| C8| 1| 08051C105K4Z2A| AVX| 1UF| CAP; SMT (0805); 1UF; 10%; 100V; X7R;
CERAMIC
5| D1| 1| SMCJ36A| LITTEL FUSE| 36V| DIODE; TVS; SMC (DO-214AB); VRM=36V;
IPP=25.9A
6| D4| 1| SMAJ33CA| VISHAY GENERAL
SEMICONDUCTO R
| 33V| DIODE; TVS; SMA (DO-214AC); VRM=33V; IPP=7.5A
7| D5| 1| MMBD6050LT1G| ON SEMICONDUCTO R| MMBD 6050LT
1G
| DIODE; SWT; SMT (SOT-23); PIV=70V; IF=0.2A
8| D6| 1| MBRA210LT3G| ON SEMICONDUCTO
R
| MBRA2 10LT3
G
| DIODE; SCH; SMA (DO-214AC); PIV=10V; IF=2A
9| J1-J6, J8| 7| PCC02SAAN| SULLINS| PCC02 SAAN| CONNECTOR; MALE; THROUGH
HOLE;
BREAKAWAY; STRAIGHT THROUGH; 2PINS; -65 DEGC TO +125 DEGC
10| J7| 1| PCC03SAAN| SULLINS| PCC03 SAAN| CONNECTOR; MALE; THROUGH HOLE;
BREAKAWAY; STRAIGHT THROUGH; 3PINS; -65 DEGC TO +125 DEGC
11| JMP1| 1| PEC04SAAN| SULLINS ELECTRONICS
CORP.
| PEC04 SAAN| CONNECTOR; MALE; THROUGH HOLE; BREAKAWAY; STRAIGHT; 4PINS
12| L1, L2| 2| BLM15HD182SN1| MURATA| 1800| INDUCTOR; SMT (0402); FERRITE-
BEAD; 1800; TOL=+/-; 0.20A
13| LED_FAUL T, LED_REV| 2| APT1608LSECK/J 3-PRV| KINGBRIGHT| APT16 08LSE
CK/J3-
PRV
| DIODE; LED; HYPER RED WATER CLEAR; RED; SMT (0603); VF=1.8V; IF=0.002A
14| LED_V5, LED_VDD
L, LED_VL
| 3| APT1608CGCK| KINGBRIGHT| APT16 08CGC
K
| DIODE; LED; STANDARD; GREEN; SMT (0603); PIV=2.1V; IF=0.02A; -40 DEGC TO
+85 DEGC
15| MTH1- MTH4| 4| 9032| KEYSTONE| 9032| MACHINE FABRICATED; ROUND-THRU
HOLE SPACER; NO THREAD; M3.5; 5/8IN; NYLON
16| PWR1, PWR2| 2| 1985823| PHOENIX CONTACT| 198582
3
| CONNECTOR; FEMALE; THROUGH HOLE; PCB TERMINAL BLOCK; STRAIGHT; 2PINS
17| Q1| 1| NVTFS010N10M CLTAG| ON SEMICONDUCTO R| NVTFS 010N1
0MCLT
AG
| TRAN; NCH; POWER MOSFET; SINGLE N- CHANNEL; WDFN8; PD-(77.8W); I-(57.8A);
V-(100V)
18| R1| 1| CRCW0603100K FK;RC0603FR- 07100KL;RC0603 FR-13100KL;ERJ-
3EKF1003;AC060
3FR-07100KL
| VISHAY DALE;YAGEO;YA GEO;PANASONIC; YAGEO| 100K| RES; SMT (0603); 100K; 1%;
+/- 100PPM/DEGC; 0.1000W
19| R2| 1| CRCW060327K0 FK| VISHAY DALE| 27K| RES; SMT (0603); 27K; 1%; +/-
100PPM/DEGC; 0.1000W
20| R3| 1| CRCW060353K6 FK; MCWR06X5362F
TL
| VISHAY DALE;MULTICOM P| 53.6K| RES; SMT (0603); 53.6K; 1%; +/- 100PPM/DEGC;
0.1000W
21| R4, R5| 2| CRCW06030000Z
0
| VISHAY DALE| 0| RES; SMT (0603); 0; JUMPER; JUMPER; 0.1000W
22| R9| 1| CRCW06034K70
FK
| VISHAY DALE| 4.7K| RES; SMT (0603); 4.7K; 1%; +/-
100PPM/DEGC; 0.1000W
23| R10| 1| MCR03EZPFX20 02;ERJ-
3EKF2002;CR060
3-FX-
2002ELF;CRCW0
60320K0FK;RMC F0603FT20K0
| ROHM;PANASONI C;BOURNS;VISHA Y;STACKPOLE ELECTRONICS INC| 20K| RES; SMT
(0603); 20K; 1%; +/- 100PPM/DEGC; 0.1000W
24| R11-R13| 3| RCW06033K30FK
;RC0603FR- 073K3L;RK73H1J
3301F
| VISHAY;YAGEO;VI SHAY| 3.3K| RES; SMT (0603); 3.3K; 1%; +/- 100PPM/DEGC;
0.1000W
25| SU1-SU9| 9| NPC02SXON-RC| SULLINS ELECTRONICS CORP.| NPC02 SXON- RC|
CONNECTOR; FEMALE; MINI SHUNT; 0.100IN CC; OPEN TOP; JUMPER; STRAIGHT; 2PINS
26| TERM1| 1| 1727036| PHOENIX CONTACT| 172703
6
| CONNECTOR; FEMALE; THROUGH HOLE; GREEN PCB TERMINAL BLOCK; STRAIGHT; 4PINS
27| TERM2| 1| TSW-106-07-F-S| SAMTEC| TSW-
106-07- F-S
| CONNECTOR; MALE; THROUGH HOLE; 0.025IN SQ POST SOCKET; STRAIGHT; 6PINS
28| TP1-TP4| 4| 5014| KEYSTONE| N/A| TEST POINT; PIN DIA=0.125IN; TOTAL
LENGTH=0.445IN; BOARD HOLE=0.063IN; YELLOW; PHOSPHOR BRONZE WIRE SILVER PLATE
FINISH;
29| TP5, TP8,
TP9, TP22, VDDL, VIN
| 6| 5010| KEYSTONE| N/A| TEST POINT; PIN DIA=0.125IN; TOTAL LENGTH=0.445IN;
BOARD HOLE=0.063IN; RED; PHOSPHOR BRONZE WIRE SIL;
30| TP7, TP10- TP14,
TP24
| 7| 5011| KEYSTONE| N/A| TEST POINT; PIN DIA=0.125IN; TOTAL LENGTH=0.445IN;
BOARD HOLE=0.063IN; BLACK; PHOSPHOR BRONZE WIRE SILVER PLATE FINISH;
31| TP17, TP19| 2| 5012| KEYSTONE| N/A| TEST POINT; PIN DIA=0.125IN; TOTAL
LENGTH=0.445IN; BOARD HOLE=0.063IN; WHITE; PHOSPHOR BRONZE WIRE SILVER PLATE
FINISH;
32| TP25, TP27, TP29, TP31| 4| 5013| KEYSTONE| N/A| TEST POINT; PIN
DIA=0.125IN; TOTAL LENGTH=0.445IN; BOARD HOLE=0.063IN; ORANGE; PHOSPHOR BRONZE
WIRE SILVER PLATE FINISH;
33| U1| 1| MAX14918AATG+| ANALOG DEVICES| MAX14918 AATG+| EVKIT PART – IC;
MAX14918AATG+; PACKAGE OUTLINE DRAWING: 21- 0201; LAND PATTERN: 90-0083;
PACKAGE CODE: T2445+2C; TQFN24-EP
34| U2| 1| ADUM6028-5BRIZ| ANALOG DEVICES| ADUM6028- 5BRIZ| IC; VCON; LOW
EMISSION; 5 KV ISOLATED DC-TO-DC CONVERTERS; WSOIC8; WSOIC8 300MIL
35| U3| 1| ADUM340E0BRWZ| ANALOG DEVICES| ADUM340E 0BRWZ| IC; ISO; 5.7 KV RMS
QUAD DIGITAL
ISOLATORS; WSOIC16; WSOIC16 300MIL
36| R6| 0| N/A| N/A| OPEN| PACKAGE OUTLINE 0603 RESISTOR
MAX14918A EV Kit Schematic
MAX14918A EV Kit PCB Layout Diagrams
Revision History
REVISION NUMBER | REVISION DATE | DESCRIPTION | PAGES CHANGED |
---|---|---|---|
0 | 5/24 | Initial release | — |
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References
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