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LMH6555 Datasheet, PDF (22/37 Pages) Intersil Corporation – Low Distortion 1.2 GHz Differential Driver
LMH6555
SNOSAJ1D – NOVEMBER 2006 – REVISED MARCH 2013
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For the component values shown in Figure 37 use:
1. VC_High = VCC – RL (IcQ + IPP / 2 - IN (differential) /2)
VC_Low = VCC – RL (IcQ - IPP / 2 + IN (differential) /2)
(31)
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IN (differential) = IPP * RL / (RL + RS + RG) = 1.88 mA (based on the values used.)
→VC_High = 10 – 80.6 (10 + 15 / 2 − 1.88 /2) mA = 8.67V
→VC_Low = 10 – 80.6 (10 − 15 / 2 + 1.88 /2) mA = 9.72V
(32)
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VIN = VX ± RG. IN (differential) /2
→VIN_High = 0.3150 + 39 * 1.88 mA /2 = 0.3517V
→VIN_Low = 0.3150 - 39 * 1.88 mA /2 = 0.2783V
(33)
Figure 38 shows the AC coupled implementation of the Figure 37 schematic along with the node voltages
marked to demonstrate the reduced VI_CM of the LMH6555 and the increase in the U1 collector voltage
minimum.
VCC
10V
RL1
80.6:
1%
8.67V to 9.72V
RL2
80.6:
1%
CS1
0.01 PF
RS1
523:
1%
10 mA + 15 mAPP
U1
CS2 RS2
0.01 PF 523:
1%
0.278V to 0.352V
VIN+
LMH6555
VIN-
VOUT = 800 mVPP
ADC081000/
ADC081500
Figure 38. AC Coupled Version of Figure 37
Note that the lower cut-off frequency is:
f_cut-off = 1 / (πReqCS) where Req = RS1+ RS2 + RIN_DIFF where RIN_DIFF ≈ 78Ω
(34)
So, for the component values shown (CS = 0.01 μF and RS1 = RS2 = 523Ω):
f_cut-off = 28.2 kHz
(35)
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