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• SA310KR INTRODUCTION This kit contains everything needed for rapid prototyping with the SA310KR 3-phase driver. With a multi- tude of circuit options, the EK76 offers versatility when in comes to connecting inputs, measuring outputs, and conditioning signals to the specific application environment. High- and low- input signals for each phase may be supplied from any 3 V to 18 V digital controller via standard pin header or SMA connectors. A remov- able 50 Ω termination resistor is offered for impedance-matched inputs. Coaxial measurement points are offered for high-fidelity waveform measurement, so erroneous overshoot/ringing are cut down to a mini - mum. The layout is carefully optimized for signal and power transmission, while permitting easy integration with system controllers and 3-phase loads. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS All specifications listed in the SA310 datasheet apply to this board, except as noted below. This board uses components that limit SA310's full operating range in exchange for convenience to the customer. Parameter Symbol Max Units Limited By Output Current, continuous, within SOA IOUT 20 A DUT-socket Power Dissipation, SA310 PD 60 W DUT-HS

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Figure 1: Circuit Diagram DUT Vcc INW_HS INW_LS INV_HS INV_LS INU_HS INU_LS DGND PGND_W OUT +VS_VW OUT_V PGND_V +VS_U OUT_U PGND_U HS,CSR HS,CSR HS,CSR +Vs PGND W V U IMON_V IMON_U IMON_W INW_H INW INV_H INV_L INU_H INU_L P14 P13 P12 P11 P10 INU_H INV INW_H IM_U IM_W INU_L INV_L INW_L IM_V VCC CBP1 D1 CBP3CBP2 CBP5 CBP4 R4 R6- socket Press-Fit Sockets – 90 mil PTH ±2 mil LED1 VCC P16 P15 DGND PGND VCC VCC 4VCC VCC 4VCC VCC V+ V- R10 R11 R12 R17 R18 R19 R20R14 R15 R16 R13 VCC R21 R22 VCC BIAS BIAS BIAS GNDU IMONU IMONV GNDV GNDW IMONW R24 C2 CURRV CURRU R23 C1 R25C3 CURRW OPTIONAL CURRENT SENSE CIRCUIT

Reference Manufacturer Part # Description QTY Printed Circuit Board EVAL94 EVAL94 Printed Circuit Board 1 Resistors R1, 2, 3 CSR03 Res, 10mΩ, 16W, 5%, TO-220 3 R4,5 CFR-50JB-52-430K Res, 430kΩ, 1/2W, 5%, Axial 2 R6 4610X-101-510LF Res, 9 array, 51Ω, 0.2W, SIP 1 R6-socket PPTC101LFBN-RC SIP Socket, 10pin 1 R7 4116R-1-221LF Res, 8 array, 220Ω, TH DIP 1 R8 RR03J150KTB Res, 150kΩ, 3W, 5%, Axial 1 Capacitors CBP1 OX7RR105KWN Ceramic Cap, 1 µF, 200V 1 CBP2, 3 2220Y1K00474KXTWS2 Ceramic Cap, 470nF, 1KV, X7R, 2220 2 CBP4, 5 380LX122M400A082 Electrolytic Cap, 1200µF, 400V 2 Diodes D1 P6KE27A-TP TVS diode, 23.1V standoff, 5W 1 D2, 3 P6KE400A TVS diode, 342V standoff, 5W 2 D4, 5, 6 UC3611N Diode, 4 array, 50V, 3A 3 LED1 LTL2R3KRD-EM LED, red, 2mA nominal 1 Hardware DUT-socket 6342-0-15-15-42-27-10-0 Pin Receptacle, 20A 16 P1 TS01 5-Block Terminal Strip 1 P2 M20-9980845 Pin header, 2 x 8, 0.1" pitch 1 P3, 4, 5 731711900 BNC connector, vertical, PC mount 3 P15, 16 571-0100 Banana Jack, horizontal, PC mount 2 DUT-HS HS39 Heatsink, Power DIP , slotted, 1.7°C/W 1 CSR-HS CR101-75AE Heatsink, 3 x TO-220, clip-on 1 CLA-TO-21E Heatsink Cam Clips 3 DUT-TW TW22 Thermal Washer, KR package 1 94639A288 3/16" nylon spacer 6 91841A007 #6-32 nut 6 90272A151 #6-32 x 3/4" panhead screw 2 90272A150 #6-32 x 5/8" panhead screw 4 91735A190 #8-32 x 1/4" panhead screw 4 2221 #8-32 x 2" standoff 4 TFT20014NA005-6" Teflon Tubing 1

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Optional Components (Not Included) P6-14 CON-SMA-EDGE-S SMA Connector 9 U2 LM6134BIN/NOPB Quad Op Amp, 14 DIP through hole 1 C1, 2, 3 - CAP 0805 Not Populated 3 C4 C0805C104M5RACTU CAP 0805 100nF 50V X7R 1 R9, 12, 13, 16, 17, 20 ERA-6AEB4992V RES 0805 49.9kΩ 1/8W 0.1% 6 R10, 11, 14, 15, 18, 19 ERA-6AEB103V RES 0805 10kΩ 1/8W 0.1% 6 R21 RMCF0805JT39K0 RES 0805 39kΩ 1/8W 5% 1 R22 3386P-1-103LF Trimmer, 10kΩ, Through hole 1 R23, 24, 25 RMCF0805ZT0R00 RES 0805 0Ω Jumper 3

• All Apex Microtechnology amplifiers should be handled using proper ESD precautions.
• Always use the heat sink included in this kit.
• Always use adequate power supply bypassing.
• Do not change the connections while the circuit is powered.
• Initially set all power supplies to the minimum operations levels allowed in the device data sheet.
• Check for oscillations.
• Please refer to Application Note, AN01 for general operating conditions. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS During the assembly, please refer to the circuit schematics, assembly drawings, and the data sheet of the part being used on the evaluation kit. 1. Note that each side of the EVAL94 circuit board is identified as either the Component side or the DUT (Device Under Test) side. The component side has the designators printed on that side. 2. First, insert the 16 pin receptacles from the DUT side, into the DUT position. These will be a tight fit, so a flat piece of metal is recommended as a finger-shield to fully engage the receptacles with the plated through-holes. This tight fit is meant to keep perpendicularity between the PCB and the pin direction. Ensure the hexagonal portions go completely through the holes, and the circular flange rests on the DUT side of the PCB. Solder the pin receptacles from the Component side. 3. Solder the surface-mount capacitors CBP1, CBP2, and CBP3 on the Component side. 4. If current-sense offset or gain adjustment is required, install the optional components U2 and surrounding resistors/capacitors. These components are not included, as this is only necessary in unique applications where current sense must be tightly managed. See "Current Sense" section below. 5. Install the smaller components, including R4-8, D1-6, LED1, and P2. Note that R6 includes a socket to eas- ily swap between high-impedance inputs (R6 not installed) and 50-Ohm terminated inputs (R6 installed). Each element of this resistor can dissipate up to 200mW. Match the direction of R6 with the PCB designa- tor when installing. Also match all diode orientations with their respective designators. 6. Use a piece of heavy wire (16 to 14 AWG, 1.3 to 1.8 mm) to short J1. This should be the only connection between digital ground (DGND) and power ground (PGND). 7. Install P3, P4, and P5 BNC connectors for output sense with an oscilloscope. This is best done by soldering the center pin first to anchor the component in place, then soldering the 4 external lugs. 8. Install R1, R2, and R3. Their heights must be set by the widened portion of the pins resting on the Compo- nent side of the PCB. This will place the plastic package 4mm above the PCB. 9. Apply a thin layer of thermal grease (not included) the backside of R1, R2, and R3. Place the CSR-HS (CR101-75AE; the smaller of the two included heatsinks) behind these resistors, with the mounting lugs engaging the PCB holes. Solder these mounting lugs while keeping the heatsink perpendicular to the board. 10. From either side, slide the cam clips (CLA-TO-21E) into the hooked slot of the CSR-HS. The tabs should be pointed at a 45° angle down and away from the heatsink. Once the clip is in front of a resistor, flip the tab all the way up to apply pressure to each resistor . 11. Install P1, P15, and P16. 12. Install electrolytic bypass capacitors CBP4 and CBP5, ensuring that the orientation matches the circuit schematic drawing. 13. P6 through P14 have edge-connector pads. These pads are designed for edge-mount SMA connectors (not included). If SMA connection is not desired, leave these pads unpopulated. Otherwise, use recommended part number CON-SMA-EDGE-S (or similar) and solder these to the board.

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1. Make sure all leads protruding out the DUT side are clipped to under 1/8 inch (3mm). 15. When installing the DUT-HS, start by temporarily fastening the central 2 holes to the board. Pass the #6- 32 x ¾" screws through the heatsink and place a nylon spacer on each. Carefully pass this assembly through the matching holes on the PCB and fasten with #6-32 nuts on the component side. 16. Now, make a similar assembly at each corner of the heatsink. Pass the #6-32 x 5/8" screws through the heatsink while holding a nylon spacer between the board and heatsink (pliers would be helpful). Fasten with #6-32 nuts on the component side and tighten. 17. Undo the first two screws and nuts, but leave the nylon spacers sandwiched between the heatsink and board. 18. Cut the Teflon tubing into ¼ inch (6mm) pieces and slide the pieces onto the pins of the DUT. This is an added precaution to prevent the heatsink or thermal washer from shorting against the pins. One sleeve on each of 4 corners of the DUT is sufficient. Do not cut Teflon longer than the recommended length, as this will prevent proper seating of the DUT on the heatsink. 19. Place a single TW22 thermal washer over the heatsink area where the DUT will go. Place the DUT in this space, so its pins pass through the TW22 and the heatsink slots. Rest the pins over the pin receptacles from step 2. Engaging all 16 receptacles requires much force. Rather than applying this force by hand, reinstall the #6-32 x ¾" screws and nuts, this time passing through the DUT tabs and TW22. With the #6- 32 nut on the component side, tighten the screws in small increments, switching frequently between the two screws. Make sure the TW22 is loose and centered up until the final tightening, or else the metallic foil can short out the DUT's pins. 20. Use the #8-32 x ¼" screws to mount a 2-inch standoff on each corner of the PCB. HEATSINK GUIDELINES Determining heatsink size for SA310 depends on several factors. Refer to SA310 datasheet for more infor- mation on calculating power dissipation, thermal resistance, and finding thermal ratings. MOTOR CONTROL P2 is designed to match the “remote amplifier” connector on Precision Motion Device's DK78113 devel - oper kit for the Juno Velocity & Torque Control IC. Follow the instructions in the DK78113 User Manual to connect a remote amplifier. Applications requiring torque control will require the Current Sense gain and off- set circuit described below. Use default values when pairing with the Juno device. Other motor control ICs may be used with EK76, but these may require different wiring and/or current sense circuits.

The optional current sense gain and offset circuit is designed to interface with various ADCs in closed- loop current/torque control. Follow the below schematic and equations to determine the proper component values. After assembly of the EK76 including the above Current Sense circuit, R22 must be trimmed to reach the desired value of V OS. To do this, attach a Voltmeter to measure the voltage between pins 11 (negative) and 13 (positive) of P2. Apply the low-voltage supply VCC (+VS should NOT be active). Adjust R22 until the desired value for VOS is shown on the Voltmeter. The following equation represents the Low-Side Phase Current (IPHASE) as a function of voltage measured at IM_X (VM): Value Applicable Designators on EVAL94 Equation Default Value Units Suggested Tolerance VOS Bias ADC min input (or higher) 1.65 V - VOUT_MAX - ADC max input (or lower) 3.3 V - IOUT_MAX - < 80 A 33 A - Gain - (VOUT_MAX-VOS) / (IOUT_MAX * 10 mΩ) 5 V/V - RF R9, 12, 13, 16, 17, 20 1.8k < RF < 100k 50k Ω 0.1% RIN R10, 11, 14, 15, 18, 19 RF / Gain 10k Ω 0.1% RT R22 (potentiometer) 1k < RT < 100k 10k Ω - RL R21 Roughly RT ((VCC/2VOS) – 1) 39k Ω - C4 C4 C4 = 100n 100n F X7R fFIL - Typically 200k < fFIL < 1M ∞ Hz - RFIL R23, 24, 25 Typically 100 < RFIL < 1k 0 Ω - CFIL C1, 2, 3 1 / (2π * fFIL * RFIL) 0 F - R1-3 10 ŵɏ RIN RIN RF RF BIAS RFIL CFIL IM_X PGND_X3X BIAS RL RT VCC PGND DGND DGND Phase Current IPHASE VM VOS–

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Figure 3: Bottom View

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