This user's guide contains support documentation for the TLV9001DPW evaluation module (EVM).
Included in this document is a description of how to set up and configure the EVM, printed circuit board
(PCB) layout, schematic, and bill of materials (BOM) of the TLV9001DPW EVM.
The TLV9001 is a high-performance, low cost, low power operational amplifier. For a full list of electrical
characteristics of the TLV9001, please refer to the TLV9001 product datasheet (SBOS833). This EVM is
developed to give users the ability to easily evaluate their design concepts using the TLV9001. The EVM
can be configured into three circuit configurations: difference amplifier, non-inverting amplifier and
inverting amplifier by populating different components on board.
2TLV9001DPW EVM Kit Contents
Table 1 details the contents included in the TLV9001DPW EVM kit.
Table 1. TLV9001DPW EVM Kit Contents
ItemDescriptionQuantity
TLV9001DPW EVMPCB1
Header Strip
3Circuit Configurations
By populating different components on the PCB, the TLV9001DPW EVM can be configured into three
different circuits:
This section provides the schematic and PCB layout of the TLV9001DPW EVM. Also included are the
schematics for the three TLV9001DPW EVM circuit configuration options.
4.1Schematic
Figure 1 displays the circuit schematic of the TLV9001DPW EVM.
Schematic and PCB Layout
Figure 1. TLV9001DPW EVM Schematic
The schematic of the EVM is provided in silk screen located on the back of the PCB for easy reference.
Figure 2 displays the schematic provided on the back of the PCB.
Figure 5 displays the schematic for the non-inverting amplifier circuit configuration. To configure the EVM
in a non-inverting configuration short R3 using a 0-Ω resistor or solder bridge, leave R4 and C4
unpopulated, and ground the input connection IN–. The input signal is applied directly to the high
impedance non-inverting input terminal using the IN+ connection on the EVM.
Schematic and PCB Layout
Figure 5. Non-Inverting Amplifier Schematic
Equation 4 displays the DC transfer function of the non-inverting amplifier circuit configuration shown in
Figure 5.
Capacitor C1 provides the option to filter the output. The cutoff frequency, fc, of the filter can be calculated
using Equation 5.
Figure 6 displays the TLV9001DPW EVM populated with the required components to be configured as a
non-inverting amplifier.
Figure 6. Non-Inverting Amplifier Configured on TLV9001DPW EVM
Figure 7 shows the schematic for the inverting amplifier circuit configuration. To configure the EVM in an
inverting configuration short R3 using a 0-Ω resistor or solder bridge, leave R4 and C4 unpopulated, and
apply the desired common mode voltage to the input connection, IN+. The input signal is applied using the
input connection IN–.
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Figure 7. Inverting Amplifier Schematic
Equation 6 displays the DC transfer function of the inverting amplifier circuit configuration.
Capacitor C1 provides the option to filter the output. The cutoff frequency, fc, of the filter can be calculated
using Equation 7.
Figure 8 shows the TLV9001DPW EVM populated with the required components to be configured as an
inverting amplifier.
Figure 8. Inverting Amplifier Configured on TLV9001DPW EVM
This section provides a description for each connection available on the EVM.
5.1Power
The power supply connections for the TLV9001DPW EVM can only be applied using the header strips
located at the top and bottom of the PCB. The positive power supply connection is labeled V+, the
negative power supply connection is labeled V–, and the ground connection is labeled GND. For the
minimum and maximum supply voltages of the TLV9001DPW EVM, please refer to the TLV9001 product
datasheet (SBOS833).
5.2Input Connections
Signals for the input can be applied to the TLV9001DPW EVM through the use of SMA connectors or the
header pins. The input connections are labeled as IN+ and IN–.
5.3Output Connections
Output connections are provided through the use of SMA connectors or the header pin labeled as VOUT.
5.4Reference Voltage Connections
Signals or DC voltages for the reference voltage is applied to the TLV9001DPW EVM through the use of
the SMA connector or header pin labeled VREF.
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