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TEC控制器TECA1-XV-XV-D 手册

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High Efficiency 2.5A TEC Controller

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High Efficiency 2.5A TEC Controller  
TECA1-XV-XV-D  
Analog Technologies  
temperature, the set-point temperature error is independent  
of this reference voltage. This is because the internal  
temperature measurement network also uses this voltage as  
the reference, the errors in setting the temperature and  
measuring the temperature cancel with each other, setting the  
object temperature with higher stability. This reference can  
also be utilized by an ADC (Analog to Digital Converter),  
for the same reason, the measurement error will also be  
independent of the reference voltage, resulting in a more  
accurate measurement.  
Figure 2 is the real size top view of the controller showing  
the pin names and locations. The functions of all the pins are  
shown in Table 1.  
Warning: This controller module can only be soldered  
manually on the board by a solder iron at < 310°C  
(590°F), it cannot go through a reflow oven process.  
The TECA1-XV-XV-D is packaged in a 6 sided metal  
enclosure, which blocks EMIs (Electro-Magnetic  
Interferences) to prevent the controller and other electronics  
from interfering with each other.  
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7
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TEMPGD  
3VR  
16  
15  
14  
13  
12  
VPS  
Figure 1. Photo of Actual TECA1-XV-XV-D  
PGND  
PGND  
TECNEG  
TECPOS  
RTH  
TEMPSP  
GND  
FEATURES  
25.6  
TECCRT  
VTEC  
CMIN  
High Efficiency: 90%  
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10  
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GND  
SDNG  
Maximum Output Current: 2.5A  
Actual Object Temperature Monitoring  
High Stability: 0.01°C  
High Reliability and Zero EMI  
Compact Size  
TEMP  
20.0  
Figure 2. Pin names and Locations  
The TECA1-XV-XV-D TEC controller can come with an  
internal compensation network for stabilizing the  
temperature control loop. The compensation network with  
the default values shown in Figure 4 matches most of the  
commonly used butter-fly packaged TEC thermal loads. The  
part number TECA1LD-XV-XV-D, with the “LD” suffix,  
stands for the controller with an internal compensation  
network; while the part number TECA1-XV-XV-D, without  
the “LD” suffix, stands for the controller without the internal  
compensation network and external compensation network  
will be required for the controller to operate. The  
compensation network is made of 5 components: 3 resistors  
and 2 capacitors. This network can be implemented either  
internally by embedding them into the controller circuitries  
inside the controller enclosure or externally by soldering the  
5 components on the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) on which  
the TEC controller is mounted. Implementing the network  
externally is highly recommended since it can be modified  
for driving different thermal load and/or the thermal load  
characteristics is not certain or fixed at the early design stage.  
The part number TECA1LD-XV-XV-D denotes the  
controller with an internal compensation network, the values  
of the components in the network are either the default  
values shown in Figure 4 or the values specified in the part  
number, the naming rules are shown in Table 3.  
100 % lead (Pb)-free and RoHS compliant  
DESCRIPTION  
The TECA1-XV-XV-D is an electronic module designed for  
driving TECs (Thermo-Electric Coolers) with high stability  
in regulating the object temperature, high energy efficiency,  
zero EMI, and small package. Figure 1 is the photo of an  
actual TECA1-XV-XV-D TEC controller.  
This module provides interface ports for users to set the  
desired object temperature, i.e. set-point temperature; the  
maximum output voltage across TEC; and the compensation  
network. The compensation network compensates the high  
order thermal load and thus stabilizes the temperature control  
loop.  
It provides these functions: thermistor T-R curve  
linearization, temperature measurement and monitoring,  
temperature control loop status indication, TEC voltage  
monitoring, power up delay, and shut down.  
The TECA1-XV-XV-D comes with a high stability low  
noise 3.0V voltage reference which can be used for setting  
the desired object temperature by using  
a
POT  
(Potentiometer) or a DAC (Digital to Analog Converter).  
When using this reference for setting the set-point  
550 E. Weddell Drive, Suite 4. Sunnyvale, CA 94089. U. S. A. Tel.: (408) 747-9760, Fax: (408) 747-9770  
Copyrights 2000 – 2012, Analog Technologies, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Updated on 1/21/2012  
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High Efficiency 2.5A TEC Controller  
TECA1-XV-XV-D  
Analog Technologies  
SPECIFICATIONS  
Table 1. Pin Function Descriptions  
Pin  
#
Pin Name  
TEMPGD  
Type  
Description  
Temperature good indication. It is pulled high when the set-point temperature and the  
actual desired object temperature are <0.1°C in temperature difference when the set-point  
temperature range is 20°C; or <3mV in voltage difference between the voltages of TEMP  
and TEMPSP nodes. On this pin, there is an internal pull up resistor of 10K tied to the VPS  
rail. When going low, this pin is pulled down by an open drain FET with a resistance of  
250Ω @ VPS = 5V or 350Ω@VPS = 3.3V.  
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Digital output  
Reference voltage output, 3V. It can be used by a POT or DAC for setting the set-point  
temperature voltage on the TEMPSP pin and/or a DAC for measuring the temperature  
through the TEMP pin. The maximum sourcing current capability is 1.5mA and the  
maximum sinking is 4mA with a stability of <50ppm/°C max.  
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3VR  
Analog output  
Object set-point temperature input port. It is internally tied by a 500K resistor to the half  
value of the reference voltage, 1.5V. The open circuit voltage of this pin is thus 1.5V,  
corresponding to a set-point temperature of 25°C by using the default temperature network  
(with the set-point temperature range being from 15°C to 35°C. It is highly recommended  
to set this pin’s voltage by using the controller’s voltage reference. The lower limit of the  
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TEMPSP Analog input setting voltage for this pin is 0.1V. Setting this pin to a <0.1V voltage may cause the  
controller over cooling the object. This pin can also be set to a voltage that is about 0.2V  
away from the VPS rail. For example, when VPS = 5V, this pin can be set up to 4.8V,  
corresponding to approximately 50°C in temperature when the default temperature  
network is in place, see the curve shown in Figure 6. This pin can be set by using a POT or  
DAC. When the set-point temperature needs to be at 25°C, leave this pin unconnected.  
GND  
Ground  
Signal ground for the POT, ADC, DAC and the thermistor, see Figure 4.  
TEC control voltage. It can be left unconnected or used to control the TEC voltage  
directly. Set TECCRT between 0V to VPS, the voltage across TEC will be:  
TEC voltage = 2×TECCRT / VPS.  
It can also be used to configure the maximum voltage cross the TEC:  
Max. TEC voltage = VTEC_Max × Rm / (Rm+10K),  
where VTEC_Max is the maximum output voltage of the TEC controller configured by the  
internal limiting circuit when the controller is released by the factory, it is marked on the  
TEC controller label;  
Both analog  
input and output  
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TECCRT  
Rm is the resistance of the two resistors one between TECCRT to GND and the other  
between TECCRT to VPS, as shown in Figure 4.  
When the resistor Rm’s are in place or the TECCRT pin is used for controlling the TEC  
voltage directly, this pin can be utilized for monitoring the voltage across the TEC:  
TEC voltage = (max. TEC voltage) × (1 2×TECCRT/VPS).  
The output impedance of this pin is 5K.  
TEC voltage indication. When the Rm’s mentioned above or the TECCRT is not used for  
controlling the output TEC voltage directly, this pin can be utilized for monitoring the  
output voltage across the TEC: TEC voltage = (max. TEC voltage) × (1 2×VTEC/VPS).  
The maximum driving current of this pin is 30mA and the output voltage swing is 0V to  
VPS.  
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VTEC  
CMIN  
Analog output  
Analog input  
Compensation input pin for the thermal control loop. Connect the compensation network to  
this pin as shown in Figure 4 or leave it unconnected if the TEC controller has an internal  
compensation network already.  
This pin is noise sensitive. Do not connect this pin with a long wire in the air or long trace  
on the PCB when layout the board for the TEC controller.  
550 E. Weddell Drive, Suite 4. Sunnyvale, CA 94089. U. S. A. Tel.: (408) 747-9760, Fax: (408) 747-9770  
Copyrights 2000 – 2012, Analog Technologies, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Updated on 1/21/2012  
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