W682388 [WINBOND]

Pro-X⑩ CODEC Layout Guideline; 亲X⑩ CODEC布局指南
W682388
型号: W682388
厂家: WINBOND    WINBOND
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Pro-X⑩ CODEC Layout Guideline
亲X⑩ CODEC布局指南

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W682388 Layout Guideline Rev 1.3  
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AN-CS006a  
W682388 Pro-X™ CODEC Layout Guideline  
1. W682388 Layout Considerations  
The Winbond W682388 Pro-XCODEC family is an excellent solution for short loop telephony  
applications. Place the components carefully to insure best performance. This document outlines critical  
component layout issues. Use it together with the W682388 data sheet and other supporting Pro-X  
application notes.  
The W682388 will exhibit high-quality low-noise performance with the appropriate layout design. Pins  
52–61 are sensitive current input pins that are susceptible to induced noise. Keep traces between these  
pins and their respective components (C7, C8, C10, C11, R13–16, and R18–27) to a minimum length. Do  
not route any digital traces near these sensitive traces.  
Place the line compensation capacitors, C5, C8, C9, and C12, near their respective TIP and RING output  
pins. Place a 0.1 µF ceramic decoupling capacitor as close as possible to each VDD and VBAT power  
supply input pin. These are Pin 49 (VDD1), Pin 64 (VDD2), Pin 41 (VDD3), Pin 8 (VDD4), Pin 27 (VDD5)  
and Pin 26 (VDDL). Replace the 0.1 µF capacitors at VDD1 and VDD2 with 10 µF ceramic capacitors for  
additional noise performance. Refer to the Figure 3 for an example of this layout.  
There are two external Tip and Ring capacitors for each channel. They are connected to CT1 (Pin 39), CR1  
(Pin 38), CT2 (Pin 10), and CR2 (Pin 11). The capacitor is a 10 µF ceramic (low leakage) capacitor. It is  
connected to 3.3V. Route the capacitors directly to the appropriate VDD pin. For example, the CT1 and  
CR1 capacitors connect directly to their respective pins. Their shared 3.3V connection is routed directly to  
VDD1 before connecting to the main 3.3V supply. The situation is the same for CT2 and CR2, which must  
terminate at VDD2.  
The AFE transistors QR3/QT3 (SOT-223) and QR1/QT1 (SOT-89) should have exposed copper pads to  
help reduce the thermal resistance of these components. The amount of copper used for the heat sink in  
combination with the surface area of the PCB will improve the heat dissipation of the transistor package.  
One way to increase the copper area when board space is limited is to connect the pad used for the heat  
sink by using multiple layers. A top and bottom side can be used with multiple vias connecting them  
together. The optimal copper area to heat sink a SOT-223 is 1 sq inch. This approach is similar to heat  
sinking used for the QFN package. (Refer to Section 4 on QFN grounding)  
Place the resistors for IREF (Pin 13) and the transconductance amplifiers (Pins 3,5,44 and 46) as close as  
possible to the part to minimize the trace length. These resistors are R29, R30 and R31.  
If more than two layers are used for the overall board circuit, separate analog and digital trace layers may  
enhance performance. Digital signals are best applied to a dedicated layer. The ideal approach is to  
separate digital layers from analog layers by a power/ground plane.  
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Idle Channel Noise (ICN) performance can be further improved by splitting the 3.3V power plane. This way  
the front end power (VDD1 – VDD4) and ground (GND1 – GND4 & VSSP) will be isolated from the main  
3.3V and Ground planes by using ferrite beads.  
2. DC-TO-DC Converter Layout  
The W682388 DC-to-DC converter circuit uses pulse width modulation to generate the desired voltages.  
Lay out this circuit carefully to minimize the contributed noise from the high switching currents. The  
DC-to-DC converter has specific areas to optimize to minimize this noise effect. The critical areas are  
described below:  
Loop 1 in Figure 1 is the secondary fly-back current path that generates the negative VBAT potential. Place  
the components in this area in a tight loop. Cover the open areas in between with as much copper as  
possible.  
Loop 2 in Figure 1 is the primary input current loop for the DC-to-DC converter from the unregulated power  
supply. Place the capacitors in this area near the sense resistor to maximize results.  
Voltage Sense Resistors  
(Rdh and Rdl)  
R41 (Rdh)  
56.2K  
DCH1  
DC_IN_CH1  
DC_UNREG  
R45  
200  
R38(Ris)  
0.56  
Current Sense Resistor  
(Ris)  
R42 (Rdl)  
56.2K  
C31  
10UF  
25V  
DCL1  
C36  
0.1UF  
100V  
Q16  
ZX5T955G  
DCP1  
DCN1  
1
Loop 2  
D4  
BAT1  
BAT1  
2
Q18  
2N2222  
ES1D  
C29  
10UF  
100V  
L
C34  
150UH  
R39 (Re1)  
200  
0.1UF  
100V  
Loop 1  
Single point connection to Ground  
Figure 1. DC-to-DC Converter Circuit  
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DC-to-DC converter layout recommendations:  
1) The perimeters of loops (1) & (2) must be as short as possible.  
2) The high current paths must use large trace widths: typically WVDC>WVBAT>5 mm  
[200 mils.]  
3) The Ground connection should be extended with multiple vias (3) in the case of inner  
layer or bottom layer ground plane (WVIAS<10 mm.)  
4) Even a small ground plane is better than no ground plane at all.  
5) Node N must have a very small area (low capacitance to ground.)  
6) CVDC and CVBAT should be low ESR (or add a parallel ceramic capacitor to an  
electrolytic capacitor.)  
7) Lay out the diode, the transistor and the inductor as tightly as possible, preferably in a  
15 mm by 15 mm square. It is most important that the layout of the diode, the  
capacitors and the inductor be as tight as possible. The inductor can be used as a heat  
sink for the switching transistor by merging and increasing the copper planes.  
VDC [5V ~ 12V]  
VDC [9V ~ 12V]  
WVDC  
Sense  
Resistor  
Rs  
PNP  
D
N
WVBAT  
2
CVDC  
L
VBAT [0V ~ -94.5V]  
1
CVBAT  
3
WVIAS  
GNDVBAT  
Figure 2. DC-to-DC switch cell layout  
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3. Layout Example  
The following layout example uses the W682388_RB1 Daughter Board.  
Figure 3a. Top View (Component Side)  
Figure 3b. Ground Plane (Inner Layer)  
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Figure 3c. Power Plane (Inner Layer))  
Figure 3d. Bottom View (Solder Side)  
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4. QFN Package Grounding  
The W682388 QFN package uses an exposed pad to dissipate thermal energy. For best thermal  
performance of the package, solder the exposed pads to multiple ground planes. A top side, bottom side,  
and one inner ground plane must be used. There must be multiple vias connecting them together.  
Twenty-five vias should be used in a 5x5 grid under the W682388. The size of the vias used for the  
W682388 EPad should be at least 10 mils. (Refer to Figures 4, 5, and 6.)  
Figure 4. EPad Top Layer (Component Side)  
Figure 5. EPad Ground (Inner Layer)  
Figure 6. EPad Bottom Layer (Solder Side)  
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5. Layout Check List  
Perform the following steps to have high quality, low-noise performance:  
1. Copy the W682388 evaluation board/example layout as closely as possible.  
2. Place the DC-TO-DC converter near pins 17-32 of the W682388 device as on the evaluation  
board.  
3. Put no power/ground planes under the protection circuitry in the front end.  
4. Isolate the Analog front end power (VDD1, VDD2, VDD3, VDD4) and ground (GND1, GND2,  
GND3, GND4, VSSP) by connecting them to the main 3.3v / GND planes using ferrite beads.  
5. Route analog traces away from digital traces. Stay away from pins 17 and 32 of W682388.  
6. VDD capacitors should be placed close to the power and ground pins. Connect all power and  
ground connections between the power pins and the bypass capacitors together with short  
traces.  
7. Use separate GND and digital trace layers if the board has four or more layers, ideally  
separated by a power/GND plane.  
8. Place the sense resistors (R18, R19, R20, R21, R22, R23, R24, R25, R26, R27), the IREF  
resistor (R31) and transconductance resistors (R29 & 30) as close to the pins as possible.  
Have no digital traces in path.  
9. Width of high current traces (i.e. DC-to-DC converter, etc.), should be at least 50 mils.  
10. Width of the Tip and Ring traces must be as wide as possible.  
11. Keep the components and traces related to the DC-to-DC converter isolated. Avoid running a  
trace away from these components and traces.  
12. Each DC-TO-DC converter must have a separate ground trace leading back to the supply as  
shown in Figure 1.  
13. Minimize the surface area formed by the current sense resistor, Ris (R38), and the voltage  
sense resistors Rdh and Rdl (R41& R42). Place the voltage sense resistors close to the  
W682388. Route the voltage sensing trace between Ris to the pair Rdh and Rdl tightly in  
parallel or on top of each other on two separate layers.  
Perform the following steps to optimize the analog front end:  
1. Place the discrete transistors near pins 49-65 of the W682388 similar to the evaluation board.  
2. Compensation capacitors should be placed as follows:  
1. C9 as close as possible to the collector of transistors QR1_C1 and QR3_C1.  
2. C12 as close as possible to the collector of transistors QT1_C1 and QT3_C1.  
3. C8 as close as possible to the collector of transistors QR1_C2 and QR3_C2.  
4. C5 as close as possible to the collector of transistors QT1_C2 and QT3_C2.  
The AFE transistors QR3/QT3 (SOT-223) and QR1/QT1 (SOT-89) should have exposed copper pads to  
help reduce the thermal resistance of these components. The amount of copper used for the heat sink in  
combination with the surface area of the PCB will improve the heat dissipation of the transistor package.  
One way to increase the copper area when board space is limited is to connect the pad used for the heat  
sink by using multiple layers. A top and bottom side can be used with multiple vias connecting them  
together. The optimal copper area to heat sink a SOT-223 is 1 sq inch. This approach is similar to heat  
sinking used for the QFN package. (Refer to Section 4 on QFN grounding)  
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6. VERSION HISTORY  
VERSION  
DATE  
PAGE  
DESCRIPTION  
1.1  
March 21,  
2006  
Initial revision  
1.2  
1.3  
April 17,  
2006  
1,4,5,7  
Modified per new layout and schematic annotation.  
June 21,  
2006  
1,2,3,7,8 Added paragraph on AFE layout and heat sinking. Changed a  
few words for clarity. Corrected typos.  
Important Notice  
Winbond products are not designed, intended, authorized or warranted for use as components in  
systems or equipment intended for surgical implantation, atomic energy control instruments,  
airplane or spaceship instruments, transportation instruments, traffic signal instruments,  
combustion control instruments, or for other applications intended to support or sustain life.  
Further more, Winbond products are not intended for applications wherein failure of Winbond  
products could result or lead to a situation wherein personal injury, death or severe property or  
environmental damage could occur.  
Winbond customers using or selling these products for use in such applications do so at their own  
risk and agree to fully indemnify Winbond for any damages resulting from such improper use or  
sales.  
The information contained in this document may be subject to change without  
notice. It is the responsibility of the customer to check the Winbond USA website  
(www.winbond-usa.com) periodically for the latest version of this document, and  
any Errata Sheets that may be generated between document revisions.  
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Science-Based Industrial Park,  
Hsinchu, Taiwan  
TEL: 886-3-5770066  
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http://www.winbond.com.tw/  
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Please note that all data and specifications are subject to change without notice.  
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