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AD7294

12-Bit, Multichannel, DAC/ADC Temperature Sensor and Current Sense for Monitor and Control Applications

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AD7294

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

R Sense

VPP(1-2)

RS1(+) RS1(-)

RS2(+) RS2(-)

REFOUT/

REFOUT/

REFIN ADC REFIN DAC AVDD(1-5) AGND(1-9) V+(1-2)

RF CHOKE

FAULT2

FAULT1

VIN 0

VIN 1

VIN 2

VIN 3

D1 (+)

HIGH SIDE

CURRENT

SENSE

SET-POINT

240mV

HIGH SIDE

CURRENT

SENSE

MUX

2.5V

REF

12-BIT

ADC

12-BIT

DAC

100K

100K 200K

200K

12-BIT

DAC

100K

100K 200K

200K

VOUT A

FILTER

OFFSET IN A

VOUT B

FILTER

RF OUT

LDMOS

LDMOS

D0 (+)

T1

T0

D0 (-)

D1 (-)

AD7294

LIMIT

REGISTERS

TEMP

SENSOR

CONTROL

LOGIC

I2C INTERFACE

PROTOCOL

12-BIT

DAC

100K

100K 200K

200K

12-BIT

DAC

100K

100K 200K

200K

OFFSET IN B

VOUT C GAIN

CONTROL

OFFSET IN C

VOUT D

IMPEDANCE

MATCH

OFFSET IN D

DVDD DGND(1-2) SDA SCL A2 A1 A0 CAP ALERT

Figure 5. System Diagram

The AD7294 contains all the functions required for general-

purpose monitoring and control of current, voltage, and

temperature integrated into a single-chip solution. The part

includes low voltage (±200 mV) analog-input sense amplifiers

for current monitoring across shunt resistors, temperature-

sense inputs, and four uncommitted analog input channels

multiplexed into a 200 kSPS SAR ADC. Four 12-bit DACs

provide the outputs for voltage control and complete the

analog-to-digital digital-to-analog control loop. The DACs

provide digital control with 1.2 mV resolution to control the

bias currents of the power transistors; they can also be used to

provide control voltages for variable gain amplifiers or

impedance-match networks in the main signal chain.

The ADC monitors the high-side current and temperature

sensors as shown in Figure 6. If the temperature of, for

example, an LDMOS High Power Amplifier (HPA) transistor

rises above predetermined limits, out of limit comparisons

generate flags. The on-chip DAC will use the digital correction

loop to decrease the VGS of the device to maintain the desired

output voltage. An external resistor is used to sense the

transistors drain current and so automatically control the gate

bias voltage of the device.

VDD

RSENSE

CURRENT

SENSE

ADC

An internal, 2.5 V, low ppm reference is provided to drive both

the DAC and ADC. This internal reference can be overdriven

when an external reference is required. The AD7294 also

includes limit registers for alarm functions. Using alert registers,

the AD7294 flags an alert signal when the ADC readings go

above or below predetermined values. The analog input range

for the ADC can be selected to be a 0 V to VREF or 0 V to a

2×VREF input, configured with either single-ended or

differential analog inputs.

To compensate for temperature effects, one local on-chip, band

gap, temperature sensor and two remote, diode based,

temperature sensors can alternatively be selected. The high side

current sense is specified to manage LDMOS FETs up to 48 V

with bias currents ranging from 300 mA to 800 mA and gate

voltages of 4 V to 9 V. The part is designed on a high voltage

DMOS process for high voltage compliance, 60 V on the

current-sense inputs, and up to 15 V DAC output voltage.

RF CHOKE

DAC

VDRIVE

TEMP

SENSE

VOUTPUT

HPA

Figure 6. Simplified Diagram of System

The part is ideal for bias current control of the power transistors

in power amplifiers employed in CDMA, GSM, EDGE, and UMTS

cellular base stations. The I2C digital interface allows the

flexibility of programming the bias points using an external

controller. The I2C bus also allows a number of devices to be

connected in parallel to control multiple FETS, the standard in

single-carrier and multi-carrier base station systems.

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