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Analog input & output signals support differential signaling to cancel noise and ground loop induced error.
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Analog input & output signals support [[differential signaling]] to cancel noise and ground loop induced error. These are designed to be compatible with another differential source as well as single ended systems.
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==Connecting parallel==
 
==Connecting parallel==

Revision as of 20:14, 13 February 2013

Intensify Nx50 PCB from top side

This is the intallation & user guide for the Intensify Nx50 laser diode driver. Read it through before operating the device.

Overview

Wiring

CMD connector

CMD connector is the user side I/O of the driver. This connector contains the control and feedback signals. All signal lines of the port are ESD protected by dedicated suppressors.

Mating connector type is a 10 pin flat ribbon cable connector with 0.1"/2.54 mm pin pitch and a polarity key. See spec sheet of compatible connector here.

CMD pin-out

Header text Header text Header text
1 PULSE Pulse control. When low, output low current and when high, output setpoint current.
2 GNDA Analog ground
3 IMON+ Current monitor positive output (differential)
4 IMON- Current monitor negative output (differential)
5 VMON+ Voltage monitor positive output (differential)
6 VMON- Voltage monitor negative output (differential)
7 ISET+ Current setpoint positive input (differential)
8 ISET- Current setpoint negateive input (differential)
9 ENABLE Enable input. When low, output enabled and high or open, output disabled.
10 GND Power & digital ground

Digital signals

All digital signals (PULSE & ENABLE) are referenced to GND and applicable voltage levels are:

State Voltage range
Logic low -0.3 .. 0.6V
Logic high 3.0 - 7.0 V

Differential analog signals

Analog input & output signals support differential signaling to cancel noise and ground loop induced error. These are designed to be compatible with another differential source as well as single ended systems.

Connection to differential analog I/O:

Controller CMD signal
Example IMON+
Example IMON-
Example Example
Example Example
Example Example
Example Example
Example Example
Example Example

Connecting parallel

Usage

Basic usage

Pulsed usage

Monitoring