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Typical Applications (Continued)<br />

DATA<br />

DELAY<br />

Rl<br />

150<br />

I 2<br />

I<br />

L_-*iI--1<br />

GNO<br />

R5<br />

150<br />

5.<br />

CONNECT TO<br />

DP8341<br />

+INJ<br />

RECEIVER<br />

-IN<br />

6<br />

Note 1: Resistance values afe in n, ±5%, YI.W.<br />

(ft<br />

gOg COAX<br />

(RG62AfU)<br />

3<br />

R6<br />

120<br />

Note 2: Tl is a 1:1:1 pulse transformer, LMIN = 500 f'H for 18 MHz system clock.<br />

Pulse Engineering Pari No. 5762,<br />

Valor Electronics Pari No. CT1501<br />

T echnitrol Pari No. 11 LHA or equivalentlransformers.<br />

FIGURE 16. Interface Logic for a Coax Transmission Line<br />

TL/F/5237-18<br />

TLlF/5237-19<br />

'To maintain loss at 95% of ideal signal, select<br />

transformer inductance such that:<br />

10,000<br />

4MIN) = fOLK<br />

Example:<br />

fOLK = System Clock<br />

Frequency<br />

(e.g., 18.87 MHz)<br />

Note 1: Less Inductance will cause greater amplitude<br />

attenuation.<br />

Note 2: Greater inductance may decrease signal rise<br />

time slightly and incease ringing, but these effects are<br />

generally negligible.<br />

TL/Ff5237-20<br />

L=~- L(MIN) = 530 H<br />

18.87 X 106 f'<br />

FIGURE 17. Transformer Selection<br />

2-43

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