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Title: ECE 453 Embedded Microprocessor System Design


1
ECE 453Embedded MicroprocessorSystem Design
Week 5
  • Michael G. Morrow, P.E.

2
Whats Happening in ECE 453?
  • This Week
  • Lab Exercise
  • TLL6219 Software Applications
  • Detailed Proposal due Friday by 500pm
  • See me/Dan beforehand if you have questions
  • Next Week
  • Lab
  • Linux Apps for Hardware
  • Plexus Visit on Friday 2/27
  • Depart 945am from Union South

3
Week 5 Topics
  • Component Selection
  • Layout and Support Circuits
  • Power Supplies
  • Interfacing to Displays

4
Hofstadters Law
  • It always takes longer than you expect, even when
    you take Hofstadters Law into account.

5
Quotes
  • "An effective way to test code is to exercise it
    at its natural boundaries" Brian Kernighan
  • "Program testing can be used to show the presence
    of bugs, but never to show their absence!"
    Dijkstra
  • "Testing is the process of comparing the
    invisible to the ambiguous, so as to avoid the
    unthinkable happening to the anonymous." James
    Bach

6
Resistors
  • Characteristics and Specification
  • What characteristics do we need to specify when
    selecting a resistor?
  • Resistor Markings
  • Through-hole components
  • SMT components
  • Selection and Usage
  • Power Dissipation
  • SMT Chip Resistors

7
Capacitors
  • Characteristics and Specification
  • CeA/d
  • ESR/ESL
  • Capacitor Types
  • Film Capacitors
  • Ceramic Capacitors
  • Electrolytic
  • UltraCapacitors

8
Inductors
  • We spend most of our time getting rid of
    inductance in our digital circuits, but it does
    have its uses
  • Power supplies for mixed-signal circuits
  • Ground noise issues
  • Conducted radiation issues
  • Inductors are heavily used in switch-mode power
    supply (SMPS) designs more on that later

9
Power Supply Bypassing
  • The Issues
  • CMOS synchronous circuits draw current in large
    spikes near the clock edges, and very little in
    between
  • Capacitance charging/discharging
  • Switching (shoot-through) currents
  • The current drawn by a device is essentially
    proportional to the number of transistors
    changing state ? more activity more current
  • Solutions
  • Decoupling Capacitance
  • Bulk Capacitance

10
Layout and Support Circuits
  • Circuit Layout
  • Wire Selection
  • Power and Ground Distribution
  • Daisy-Chain
  • Star
  • Rails
  • Planes
  • Mixed-Signal Systems
  • Logic
  • Inputs
  • Outputs
  • Clock Circuits

11
Power Supplies
  • Functions and design considerations
  • Voltage references
  • Linear regulators
  • Inductor-based SMPS
  • Buck converters PWM operation PFM operation
  • Boost converters Operation
  • Flyback converters
  • Capacitor-based SMPS (charge pumps)
  • The size of reactive components in SPMS is a
    function of frequency

12
Power Supplies (continued)
  • Batteries
  • Terminology
  • Primary versus secondary cells
  • Chemistry
  • Alkaline and Carbon Zinc
  • Lead-acid
  • NiMH / NiCad
  • Lithium Primary Cells
  • Lithium Ion
  • Power Supply Sequencing
  • CMOS inputs
  • Protection diodes
  • Power flow

13
Display Technologies
  • Liquid-Crystal Displays (LCD)
  • Cholesteric LCDs
  • Light-Emitting Diodes (LED)
  • Vacuum Fluorescent (VFD)
  • Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)
  • Incandescent Lamps
  • Plasma Displays
  • Cold-Cathode Fluorescent (CCF) / EL
  • Organic Electroluminescent (OEL)
  • Digital Micromirror Devices (TI DLP)
  • Etc...

14
Display Types
  • Annunciator
  • True/false, on/off indication
  • Numeric
  • i.e. 7-segment displays, numeric data
  • Textual (Character-Based)
  • i.e. dot-matrix, 14-segment displays, limited to
    fonts
  • Iconic
  • Fixed graphic elements
  • Graphic
  • Each pixel individually addressable, arbitrary
    display

15
LCD Displays
  • Numeric, text, iconic, and/or graphic
  • Extremely low power
  • Passive
  • Temperature sensitive
  • Complex drivers needed to create segment voltages
    on multiplexed displays
  • Require no net DC offset on segments on single
    polarity systems this adds to complexity
  • LCD modules versus LCD glass

16
LCD Technology
  • A combination of polarizing filters and twisted
    liquid crystal creates a liquid crystal display.
  • TN (twist nematic) display

17
LCD Architecture
  • Display drive organizations
  • Reflective, transmissive and transflective
  • Monochrome versus color
  • Selection parameters
  • Resolution
  • Viewing angle
  • Contrast
  • Brightness (transmission)
  • Response time / frame rate
  • Operating temperature range

18
Wrapping Up
  • Next week in ECE 453
  • Lab ????
  • Sensors, Audio and Speech
  • Plexus trip on Friday 2/27/2009
  • Depart from Union South at 945am
  • Return to UW around 600pm
  • Resume?

19
Alkaline Carbon Zinc
  • Low-cost primary cells
  • VCELL 1.55-1.6V
  • RINT 0.2O (D alkaline)
  • Capacity
  • IEC/ANSI tests

20
Alkaline Carbon Zinc (cont)
  • Capacity is a function of discharge rate,
    terminal voltage, and temperature

21
IEC/ANSI Battery Tests
22
Lead-Acid
  • Secondary cells
  • VCELL 2.3V
  • Low cost, high energy density, rugged
  • High current capacity
  • Off-gassing

23
NiMH / NiCad
  • Secondary cell
  • VCELL 1.25V
  • Low RINT (D-cell 0.01O)
  • Discharge characteristics

24
NiMH / NiCad (cont)
  • Self-discharge
  • Charging
  • Fuel gauges
  • NiCad vs. NiMH

25
Lithium Primary
  • Primary cell
  • VCELL 1.5V, 3.0V, 3.6V
  • Numerous chemistries
  • Storage
  • RINT

2L76
CR2032
26
Lithium-Ion
  • Secondary cell
  • VCELL 3.6V
  • Storage
  • Support circuits
  • Charging
  • Gauging
  • Protection

27
Lithium Battery Management
28
Boost Switcher Topology
  • VOUT gt V

29
Buck Switcher Topology
  • VOUT lt V

30
Buck Switcher (25V ? 5V, PWM)
iL
vL
iout
iin
31
Buck Switcher (25V ? 5V, PFM)
iL
vL
iin
iout
32
Boost Switcher (3.6V ? 27V)
iiniL
iout
vout
vL
vin
33
Flyback Switcher Topology
  • Transformer provides isolation and voltage
    increase/decrease.

34
Color TFT LCD
35
LCD Pixel Drive Organizations
Passive matrix
Static (waveforms)
Multiplexed (waveforms)
Active matrix
36
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37
Resistor Power Dissipation
38
Chip Resistor Construction
Source Walsin Technology Corporation http//www.p
assivecomponent.com/product/document/Chip-R/wrxx2
0general.pdf
39
Power and Ground Distribution Daisy-Chain
vcc
vcc

-
gnd
gnd
vcc
gnd
40
Power and Ground Distribution Daisy-Chain with
Impedance
Z
Z
vcc
vcc

digital
analog
-
gnd
gnd
Z
Z
Z
Z
vcc
digital
gnd
41
Power and Ground Distribution Star
vcc
vcc

-
gnd
gnd
vcc
gnd
42
Power and Ground Distribution Railed
vcc
vcc

-
gnd
gnd
vcc
gnd
43
Power and Ground Distribution Planes
vcc
vcc

-
gnd
gnd
vcc
gnd
44
Static LCD Drive
http//ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/devicedoc/41
265a.pdf
45
LCD ½ Mux½ BiasDrive
http//ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/devicedoc/41
265a.pdf
46
Film Capacitors
47
Ceramic Capacitors
48
Ceramic Capacitor Dielectrics
Y5V
X7R
X5R
COG(NPO)
49
Electrolytic Capacitors
50
Ultracapacitors
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