Datasheet
EVAL-ADM8843 Preliminary Technical Data
8 REV. PrC 02/05
SETTING UP THE ADM8843 EVAL BOARD
Insert the following links to evaluate the ADM8843 with both the main and sub display on with approx. 20mA per LED:
1. Insert LK2 – LK5, this attaches all 4 LEDS to the Vout pin (Pin 3) of the ADM8843 chip. We are now going to operate the ADM8843
Eval Board with 4 LEDs in parallel.
2. Insert LK7 A and LK8 A. This turns on both the main and sub display.
3. Insert LK10 B. This connect a 7.32K Ohm resistor to the I
SET
pin. This will give approx. 20mA per LED.
1.18V/7.32kOhm = 161.20µA. This is then scaled up by 120 to give 161.20µA * 120 = 19.344mA per LED
4. Remove all other Links
5. Apply power to Power Connector J1 (3V Nominal)
Insert the following links to evaluate the ADM8843 part with both the main and sub display on with approx. 20mA per LED, brightness
controlled by a digital PWM signal applied to both CTRL1 and CTRL2:
1. Insert LK2 – LK5 this attaches all 4 LEDS to the Vout pin (Pin 3) of the ADM8843 chip. We are now going to operate the ADM8843
Eval Board with 4 LEDs in parallel.
2. Insert LK7 D and LK8 D. This turns on both the main and sub display for digital PWM brightness control.
3. Insert LK10 B. This connect a 7.32K Ohm resistor to the I
SET
pin. This will give approx. 20mA per LED.
1.18V/7.32kOhm = 161.20µA. This is then scaled up by 120 to give 161.20µA * 120 = 19.344mA per LED
4. Insert LK11 A, LK12 A and LK13 A, this connect the ADuC832 to the software GUI to program the digital PWM frequency and duty
cycle.
5. Remove all other Links
6. Apply power to Power Connector J1 (3V Nominal). This power up the ADM8843
7. Apply power to Power Connector J10 (3V Nominal). This powers up the ADuC832 which provides the digital PWM signal to CTRL1
and CTRL2.
8. Attach the PC cable provided to the parallel port of a PC and the Eval Board.
9. Open up the ADM8843/5 Software GUI and program the digital PWM frequency and duty cycle as required.
ADM8843
CTRL1
CTRL2
Vo ut
FB 2
FB 3
FB4
FB1
C3
Iset
Rset
C1 C2
PWM Input
or
High/Low
PWM Input
or
High/Low