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18 / 19 page ![]() Data Sheet ADRF5703 APPLICATIONS INFORMATION analog.com Rev. 0 | 18 of 19 The ADRF5703 has two power supply pins (VDD and VSS) and nine control pins (PS, LE, D0 to D6). Figure 38 shows the external components and connections for the supply and control pins. The supply pins (VDD and VSS) are decoupled with 0.1μF multilayer ceramic capacitor. Place the decoupling capacitor as close as possible to the ADRF5703. The device pinout allows the placement of the decoupling capacitors close to the ADRF5703. No other external components are required for bias and operation, except DC blocking capacitors on the RF pins (ATTIN and ATTOUT) when the RF lines are biased at a voltage different than 0V. Refer to Pin Configuration and Function Descriptions section for additional information. Figure 38. Simplified Application Circuit RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PCB DESIGN The RF ports are matched to 50Ω internally, and the pinout is designed to mate a coplanar waveguide (CPWG) with a 50Ω char- acteristic impedance on the PCB. Figure 39 shows the referenced CPWG RF trace design for an RF substrate with an 8mil thick Rogers RO4003 dielectric material. The RF trace with a 14mil width and a 7mil clearance is recommended for 1.5mil finished copper thickness. Figure 39. Example PCB Stackup Figure 40 shows the routing of the RF traces, supply, and control signals from the ADRF5703. The ground planes are connected with as many filled through vias as allowed for optimal RF and thermal performance. The primary thermal path for the device is the bottom side. Figure 40. PCB Routings Figure 41 shows the recommended layout from the ATTIN and ATT- OUT pins of the ADRF5703 to the 50Ω CPWG on the referenced stackup. PCB pads are drawn 1:1 to device pads. The ground pads are drawn solder mask defined, and the signal pads are drawn as pad defined. The RF trace from the PCB pad is extended to the device edge and tapered to the RF trace with a 45° angle. The paste mask is also designed to match the pad without any aperture reduction and is divided into multiple openings for the paddle. Figure 41. Recommended ATTIN Pin and ATTOUT Pin Transitions For alternate PCB stackups with different dielectric thickness and CPWG design, contact Analog Devices, Inc., Technical Support Request for further recommendations. |
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