What am I supposed to do with the unused pins of the package device?
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Post Date:
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07/16/07
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Question:
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What am I supposed to do with the unused pins of the packaged device?
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Answer:
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All devices:
- Temperature Diode Pin If the pin for the temperature Diode stays unused, we advise you to connect it to the ground. - Unconnected Outputs If you want to use the differential output buffers as single-ended buffers, we advise you to terminate their negative outputs the same way they are terminated themselves. - Differential analog input
If you want to use the analog input buffer as a single-ended buffer,
we advise you to connect the negative input to the ground via a 50W resistor as shown below. ![]() - Differential Clock Input
If you want to use the clock input buffer as a single-ended buffer, you must connect the negative input to the common mode voltage of the true signal.
![]() - Differential clock input and differential analog Inputs
If you want to use the analog input buffer or the clock input buffer as a single-ended buffer, we advise you to connect the negative input to the ground through a 50W resistor.
- Differential Digital Inputs
If you want to use the digital data input buffer as a single-ended buffer, we advise you to connect the negative input to the common mode voltage of the true signal.
If you do not need to use a differential input buffer (IN/INB), you can let both pins floating.
- Differential clock input
If you want to use the clock input buffer as a single-ended buffer, we advise you to connect the negative input to the common mode voltage of the true signal.
- ADC Delay Adjust Input/Output Pins
If you do not use the ADC delay adjust function from the DMUX device, we advise you to let the associated pins floating.
- DMUX Delay adjust control and ADC Delay adjust Control
If you do not use these control functions, the associated pins have to be grounded.
- Single-ended outputs
If you have unused single-ended outputs, these have to be terminated the same way as the used output pins.
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