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LMH6518_15 Datasheet, PDF (24/41 Pages) Texas Instruments – LMH6518 900 MHz, Digitally Controlled, Variable Gain Amplifier | |||
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LMH6518
SNOSB21C â MAY 2008 â REVISED JULY 2013
J1
Input (from 50: source)
(2.5V CM)
+5V
R5
200:
C1
1 nF
R1
R2 100:
49.9:
R4
200:
C2
1 nF
R3
24.9:
+IN
LMH6518
-IN
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Figure 59. Recommended Single-Ended Bench-Test Input Drive from 50⦠Source
With the schematic of Figure 59, each LMH6518 input sees 25⦠to ground at the higher frequencies when the
capacitors look like shorts. This impedance increases to 125⦠at DC for both inputs, thereby preserving the
required matching at any frequency. This configuration, using properly selected Râs and Câs, allows four times
less biasing power dissipation than when the undriven input is biased with an effective 25⦠from the LMH6518
input to ground.
It is possible to drive the LMH6518 input from a ground referenced 50⦠source by providing level shift circuitry
on the driven input. Figure 60 shows a circuit where ½ the input signal reaches the LMH6518 input while the
negative supply voltage (VEE) ensures that the 50⦠source at J1 does not experience any biasing current while
providing 50⦠termination to the source. The driven input (+IN) is biased to 2.5V (VCC/2):
R1
63.4W
+5V
J1
Input (from 50W source)
(Ground Referenced)
R2
63.4W
R3
82.5W
VEE
(-3.3V)
R5
76.8W
R4
76.8W
+IN
LMH6518
-IN
Figure 60. LMH6518 Driven by a Ground Referenced Source
In the schematic of Figure 60, the equivalent impedance from each LMH6518 input to ground is around 38â¦.
This configurationâs power consumption of â¼0.5W (in R1 - R5) is higher than that of Figure 59 because of
additional power dissipated to perform the level shifting. Additional 50⦠attenuators can be placed between J1
and R2/R3 junction in Figure 60 in order to accommodate higher input voltages.
It is also possible to shift the LMH6518 output common mode level using a level shift approach similar to that of
Figure 60. The circuit in Figure 61 shows an implementation where the LMH6518âs nominal 1.2V CM output, set
by a 1.2V on VCM input from the Gsample/s ADC, is shifted lower for proper interface to different ADC's which
require VCM = 0V and have high input impedance:
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