Test Procedure for the LV8498CTGEVB Evaluation Board For AF-VCM control CURRENT PROBE AMPLIFIER Oscilloscope PROBE INPUT OUTPUT CHANNEL 1 2 3 4 Lens unit Power supply A V - + SERIAL PARALLEL ANALOG POWER USB READY AUX PC Figure 1. Setup for AF-VCM control 1/8/2014 1 www.onsemi.com Table1: Required Equipment Equipment Power supply Oscilloscope Current probe LV8099CT Evaluation Board USB adapter Cable for USB adapter USB cable Lens unit Efficiency 5V-0.5A 4 channel LV8498CTGEVB USBADAPTORGEVK LV8483CSCBLGEVK Type mini-B 5V-200mA Allowable Operating Ratings Power supply voltage (VCC): 2.2 to 5.0V Coil resistance of VCM: RAF +RTTL < VCC / IOUT (RAF: Coil resistance of VCM, RTTL: combination of Output ON resistor and sense resistor, IOUT: Output current) In case of VCC=2.8V RAF < VCC / IAF- RTTL < 2.8V/ 120mA- 3 Ω < 20.3 Ω Test Procedure ・ Connect AF-VCM with OUT and VCC. ・ Connect a power supply with VCC pin. Connect GND line with GND pin. ・ If you use the master device we provided, connect USB adapter with the evaluation board. 2 If you have the original master device, connect I C lines with SDA and SCL pin. Check if pull-up resistors have been connected to the lines. If not, mount R1 and R2 on the evaluation board. ・ The USB adapter we provided has built-in resistors. Therefore, you do not need to mount any resistor. ・ Check the ENA pin is not OPEN. And supply power. After powered, if the ENA pin is pull-down, input High signal to the pin. If the pin is pull-up, transfer zero-code to all data. ・ If you use the master device we provided, refer to manual below. 2 If you have the original master device, refer to “Description of Operation” from P. and make I C program. ・ Check the drive signals and output current waveforms in the scope if they are similar to the charts. (1) Window setup details 1/8/2014 2 www.onsemi.com 1) 2) 3) 6) 5) 4) 1) Connection status of I2C transmission board “CONNECTED” = I2C transmission board is connected with PC properly via USB cable. “DISCONNECTED” = I2C transmission board is not connected with PC. 2) Chip enable setup Select L (standby) or H (active). 3) Output setup Select a setting value from the pulldown menu. 4) I2C data display Displays I2C data based on the setting value of 3). 5) Data transfer button After all the parameter setups are completed, click this button. 6) Slave address display The slave address transferred from this software is fixed to “0110011” from LV8498CT that cannot be modified. (2) Function setup To startup the IC, select H in the “ENABLE”. As soon as H is selected, ENABLE signal is output. To set to standby, select L. 1/8/2014 3 www.onsemi.com From “Output” pulldown menu, select an output current value between 0mA and 150mA. When 0mA is selected, the drive circuit is set to standby mode. Select “Step current” from 8 values. When OFF is selected, current slope function does not operate. As a result, current value changes rapidly to the selected output current. If you select other than OFF for “Step current”, select “Step time” from the pulldown menu. 1/8/2014 4 www.onsemi.com When current-carrying AF is increased. When current-carrying AF is decreased. Current setting code IST IST TST TST “Step current” : IST shown in the above chart “Step time” : TST shown in the above chart To drive VCM, set “OFF”(=0) for “Power_down”. Also by setting “Power_down”=“ON”(=1), standby mode is set forcibly regardless of the setting value of “Output”. In this case, current decreases according to the setting value of “Current slope setting”. To change or transfer setting values besides ENABLE, click SEND button to output I2C signal. 1/8/2014 5 www.onsemi.com 4ch: IOUT (50mA/DIV) 3ch: VOUT (2V/DIV) 1ch: VSDA (5V/DIV) 2ch: VSCL (5V/DIV) Waveform when it drives from 0 code to Full code code Waveform when it drives from Full code to 0 4ch: IOUT (50mA/DIV) 3ch: VOUT (2V/DIV) 1ch: VSDA (5V/DIV) 2ch: VSCL (5V/DIV) Waveform when it drives from code 256 to code 511 code 256 Waveform when it drives from code 511 to *) Time range of all waveforms are 5 mSec/DIV. *) Current slope setting of all waveforms are Step time: 0.032 mSec Step current: 0.0978 mA 1/8/2014 6 www.onsemi.com