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Mirrorcle Technologies, Inc. BDQ PicoAmp 4.x-025 User Guide

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<strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

<strong>BDQ</strong> <strong>PicoAmp</strong> <strong>4.x</strong>-<strong>025</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.<br />

Dr. Veljko Milanović<br />

Abhishek Kasturi<br />

<strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

January 2014


Overview<br />

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Bias Differential Quad-channel (<strong>BDQ</strong>) <strong>PicoAmp</strong> <strong>4.x</strong> is a<br />

compact high voltage amplifier with two analog inputs<br />

and four high voltage analog outputs which also includes<br />

programmable low-pass filters for smoothing of the<br />

output voltages. It is designed and<br />

optimized for the driving of<br />

<strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong> MEMS<br />

mirrors at voltages up to 140V.<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Features<br />

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Low voltage supply and low power consumption (


Board Dimensions with Mounting Hole and Connector Locations<br />

4<br />

0<br />

2.54<br />

5.72<br />

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2.24 mm<br />

J2 – Digikey Part ID: 609-3078-ND<br />

J1 – Digikey Part ID: 609-3530-ND<br />

32.72<br />

38.10<br />

40.64<br />

2.54<br />

10.31<br />

50.95<br />

58.42<br />

60.96<br />

All dimensions are in mm<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Input Connector Pinout and Functions<br />

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Input: 8 - Pin Header<br />

J1-Pin Name Description<br />

1 EN High Voltage Enable<br />

2 FCLK Filter Clock (60x filter cut-off)<br />

3 GND Ground<br />

4 XIN Analog Input X<br />

5 GND Ground<br />

6 YIN Analog Input Y<br />

7 +5V VDD ( + 5VDC)<br />

8 +5V VDD ( + 5VDC)<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Output Connector Pinout and Functions<br />

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Output: 8 - Pin Header<br />

J2-Pin Name Description<br />

1 HV_A (X+) High Voltage Output for Channel X+<br />

2 GND Ground<br />

3 HV_B (X-) High Voltage Output for Channel X-<br />

4 GND Ground<br />

5 HV_C (Y-) High Voltage Output for Channel Y-<br />

6 GND Ground<br />

7 HV_D (Y+) High Voltage Output for Channel Y+<br />

8 GND Ground<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Specifications - General<br />

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Inputs:<br />

VDD: +5VDC<br />

High Voltage Enable: Digital enable/disable for the high voltage supply<br />

Filter Clock:<br />

<strong>User</strong> must provide filter clock for the 5 th Order Bessel low pass filters<br />

The clock (FCLK) can be driven by 3V logic, 50% duty cycle or close<br />

Set clock frequency to the desired filter cut off frequency x 60<br />

• E.g.: Device datasheet states cut off freq. of 1kHz, then FCLK Input = 60kHz<br />

Analog Input X and Y: 0V to 2.5V input<br />

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<strong>User</strong> applies 1.25V bias input on X and Y as MEMS mirror origin (no tip/tilt)<br />

Deviation from 1.25V results in mirror rotation in positive or negative direction.<br />

Outputs:<br />

HV_A (X+), HV_B (X-), HV_C (Y-), HV_D (Y+): 0V-140V<br />

Low current capability, 100pF) or long cables<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Output Definition<br />

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HV_A = XIN*56<br />

HV_B = 140-(XIN*56)<br />

HV_C = YIN*56<br />

HV_D = 140-(YIN*56)<br />

Differential Pairs – see next page<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Bi-Directional Driving with Unipolar Voltages<br />

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HV_B is high<br />

HV_A is low<br />

Mirror rotates in<br />

X- direction<br />

HV_A is high<br />

HV_B is low<br />

Mirror rotates in<br />

X+ direction<br />

Analog Input X<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Specifications - DC Characteristics<br />

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Supply Current (at VDD = +5VDC)<br />

High Voltage Disabled (Vcc = ~4.5V)<br />

DC Current Supply: ~10mA<br />

High Voltage Enabled (Vcc = ~146V)<br />

DC Current Supply: ~20mA<br />

Supply Voltage<br />

VDD of +5VDC +- 0.4V is required for proper operation<br />

High Voltage Output at 1.25V analog input: ~70V<br />

High voltage stage gain: 56X<br />

Overall High Voltage Output Range: 0V-140V<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Specifications - AC Response<br />

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AC response for this amplifier is determined by the usercontrolled<br />

setting of the low pass filters. The limits for the<br />

embedded 5 th order Bessel filter are 10Hz to 15kHz<br />

frequency-cutoff setting.<br />

The underlying high voltage amplifier circuit has a 25kHz<br />

large signal bandwidth.<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


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SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS<br />

<strong>BDQ</strong> <strong>PicoAmp</strong><strong>4.x</strong>


Bringing up <strong>BDQ</strong> <strong>PicoAmp</strong> <strong>4.x</strong><br />

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1. Turn on the <strong>BDQ</strong> <strong>PicoAmp</strong> by providing VDD and GND to J1.<br />

2. Set the FCLK frequency to control the filter cut-off per recommended<br />

settings for the MEMS mirror connected to the <strong>BDQ</strong> <strong>PicoAmp</strong>.<br />

3. Prior to enabling high voltage, send mirror origin voltage of 1.25V to<br />

analog inputs X and Y.<br />

4. To enable the high voltage, user sends a Digital High through Pin 1 on J1.<br />

WARNING: DO NOT ENABLE HIGH VOLTAGE IF THE X AND Y INPUTS ARE AT NOT SET<br />

AT OR NEAR 1.25V. SUDDEN VOLTAGE DIFFERENCE ON OUTPUT PAIRS MAY<br />

DAMAGE MEMS MIRROR.<br />

5. Now all high voltage outputs X+, X-, Y-, Y+ should be biased at<br />

70V. MEMS mirror may move slightly to a new, ‘biased origin.’ This is<br />

now the new ZERO position for the MEMS mirror.<br />

6. <strong>BDQ</strong> <strong>PicoAmp</strong> is now ready to drive the MEMS mirror to new positions,<br />

waveforms, etc. Although signals are filtered, user should avoid<br />

discontinuous waveforms, steps, and impulses.<br />

WARNING: SEE NEXT PAGE FOR SAFE RANGE OF INPUT VOLTAGES WHEN USING<br />

MIRRORCLE MEMS MIRRORS<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Shutting down <strong>BDQ</strong> <strong>PicoAmp</strong> <strong>4.x</strong><br />

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1. Send mirror origin voltage of 1.25V to analog inputs X and Y.<br />

2. Disable the high voltage by sending a Digital Low through Pin 1 on J1.<br />

WARNING: DO NOT UNPLUG OR DISABLE ANALOG INPUTS PRIOR TO THIS STEP TO<br />

AVOID APPLYING 0V TO ACTIVE ANALOG INPUTS.<br />

3. Remove power as needed, unplug cables or disable inputs, etc.<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.


Safe Range of Input Voltages<br />

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1. Each <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> MEMS Mirror datasheet specifies the<br />

maximum voltage rating (V max ) for a given device on page<br />

1, e.g. 125V.<br />

2. To obtain analog input voltage range:<br />

1. Maximum V in = V max / 56<br />

2. Minimum V in = 2.5 - V max / 56<br />

3. For example above, the maximum input voltage for this<br />

MEMS mirror will be 2.23V<br />

4. The minimum input voltage for this MEMS mirror will be<br />

0.27V<br />

Exceeding these limits may damage the MEMS mirror.<br />

© 2012 - 2014 <strong>Mirrorcle</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. All rights reserved.

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