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RFSA3513

Evaluation Board Jumper Programming

Jumpers

Connector

Signal

Position

U1 Connection

Comment

S1

P3

Logic

Voltage

0

VDD (From P1)

1

VIO (From P4)

S2

AO

0

GND

External Address

1

U1_VDD

S3

A1

0

GND

External Address

1

U1_VDD

S4

A2

0

GND

External Address

1

U1_VDD

Evaluation Board Programming Using USB Interface

Serial Addressable Mode

All programming jumpers on the evaluation board are set to the default values indicated in the table. Refer to the

Control Bit Generator (CBG) Software Reference Manual for detailed instructions on how to setup the software for use.

Apply the supp

ly voltage to P1. Select ‘RFSA3513’ from the RFMD Parts List of the CBG user interface. Set the

attenuation value using the CBG user interface. The attenuator is set to the desired state and measurements can be

taken. Note that the external address bits must all be set to ‘0’ when using the USB interface as the CBG software

does not have the capability to set the external address in the serial data stream at this time.

Evaluation Board Programming Using External Bus

Serial Addressable Mode

This configuration allows the user to control the attenuator through the P4 connector using an external harness.

Remove the USB interface board if it is currently installed on the evaluation board. Connect a user-supplied harness to

the P4 connector. Note that the top row of P4 contains the serial bus signals and the bottom row is ground.

Programmi

ng jumper S1 is set to ‘0’. External address jumpers S2 through S4 can be set to any value desired by the

user. Apply the supply voltage to P1. Send the appropriate signals onto the serial bus lines in accordance with the

Serial Addressable Mode Timing Diagram. The attenuator is set to the desired state and measurements can be taken.

Default Power-up State

This default attenuation state is maximum (31dB) when supply voltage is applied to the attenuator. The LE signal must

be held to logic ‘0’ during power-up.