Hi, Customer asked me few questions about the power: (TX-SDK-V1 - bought the EVM) 1. Can I connect the two -50V together (VSUB and VNN) ? In the user manual it says something blurred: what does it mean “ However ”? what will happen? : “ Note that VSUB and VNN (negative HV supply of the LM96551 ) may be tied together and powered by the same -50V to minimize the number of bench power supplies. To do this, jumper J_SUB (see Figure 4) must be configured in the “1-2” position. However , it is recommended to configure jumper J_SUB in the default “2-3” position such that VSUB and VNN are separated.” 2. If I do connect them together, should I turn both VSUB and VNN first in the “ON” sequence and last in the “OFF” sequence. 3. For all power signals, what will be the ‘0’/ ‘1’ logic level ? 4. when I turn the power supply “Off” , there may be up to 0.6V. 5. Please approve that a power supply with a Ripple and Noise <1% or 50mV pk-pk, and Voltage Accuracy <1% of set voltage will be good for the EVB TX_SDK_V1 Any recommendation or block diagram for connecting the “power supply” to the “sequencer” with the PC and to the “EVB TX_SDK_V1” ? or tell me if the rules bellow is what I need to do : The sequence to turn the system on should be: Turn on the PC Turn on and initialize the sequencer – make sure it in at “off” mode for all output voltage. Make sure the power cable, green Phoenix connector, in not connected. Our power supply in normally “ON”, and I need to inhibit it, when I what the power to be “OFF”. This is way I need to keep the power cable out when I start, to prevent the Voltage spike when you turn the power supply “ON”. I did not add a buffer/relays/transistor between the power supply to the EVB TX_SDK_V1, Yet. Turn on the power supply. Connect the power cable, green Phoenix connector (after 1sec). Thanks By the way - it is not possible to enter TX-SDK-V1 as a part number!
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