Adaptable Power supply reference Sample Clauses

Adaptable Power supply reference. The APS supply on the host will regulate the APS voltage such that the voltage on the network labeled "Vfeedback" in Fig 10 becomes nominally 0.8 volts unless an APS voltage or current limiting condition takes priority. The resistors in the following table are calculated using resistors available as 1% values. For tolerance purposes, it is recommended that 0.1% resistors are used to provide additional tolerance margin although 1% may be suitable for some applications. These values are subject to change after a host back-plane is built and tested. Table 4 Resistor Values for APS operation.‌ Vnom volts R1 ohms 0.9 6810 1 3160 1.1 1820 1.2 1180 1.3 806 1.4 536 1.5 348 1.6 210 1.7 97.6
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Adaptable Power supply reference. The APS supply on the host will regulate the APS voltage such that the voltage on the network labeled “Vfeedback” becomes nominally 0.8 volts unless an APS voltage or current limiting conditions takes priority. The resistors in the following table are calculated using resistors available as 1% values. For tolerance purposes, it is recommended that 0.1% resistors are used to provide additional tolerance margin although 1% may be suitable for some applications. These values are subject to change after a host back-plane is built and tested. Optical Transceivers Design Reference Guide The Back-plane will provide an adaptable power supply capable of adjusting from a high of 1.8 volts to a low 0.9 volts. Vnom volts R1 Ohms 0.9 6810 1 3160 1.1 1820 1.2 1180 1.3 806 1.4 536 1.5 348 1.6 210 1.7 97.6

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