SMH4042S-AHM View Datasheet(PDF) - Summit Microelectronics
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SMH4042
CompactPCI Applications Aid
I/O Pre-charge
The CompactPCI specs require the add-in board to pre-charge the board’s I/Os before making contact with bus pins
and the pre-charge voltage is 1V ±0.1V. The SMH4042 provides an accurate 1volt reference output that is accurate
and stable prior to the medium length pins making contact. The 1Vref output should be the reference input to a unity
gain op amp circuit. Figure 8 is a typical implementation utilizing a common op amp.
early power
Vcc5
SMH4042
1Vref
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LMV321
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Resistor Array
Figure 8. I/O pre-charge circuit
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Special Considerations
The example application shown in Figure 2 shows both of the BD_SEL inputs being used independently. These two
inputs are effectively AND’ed internally and they must both be low before any sequencing will proceed. In most design
cases the BD_SEL1# connection to an injector switch is redundant and realistically can be grounded.
The CompactPCI Hot Swap spec does provide a mechanism for implementing high availability systems using “Full
Hot Swap” boards. This capability entails integrating the injector/ejector handle, the blue LED and a board status
signal. Section 2.3.2 of the CompactPCI Hot Swap spec states the following.
• “A signal (ENUM#) is provided to notify the system host that either a board has been freshly inserted or is about
to be extracted.”
• “A switch, actuated with the lower ejector handle of the board, is used to signal the insertion or impending
extraction of a board.”
• “A blue LED, located on the from to the board is illuminated when it is permissible to extract a board.”
Figure 8 illustrates a possible implementation of the circuits needed. It should be noted this will require the
implementation of a status register that works in conjunction with the switch logic to generate the ENUM# signal. Notice
the blue LED circuit and the active high reset output used to activate a current boost circuit for the LED. The sequence
of operations is as follows:
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