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21 / 38 page ![]() AN2683 Construction 21/38 3 Construction With the components dimensioned the construction of the circuit board can be considered. With this type of high frequency converter separate power and signal grounds are a must. Additionally, the small board area necessitated component placement on both sides and the use of additional layers for routing the signal interconnects and providing lower conductor resistance in the heavy current paths. In Figure 4. below the top layer component placement is shown. The top layer components are comprised of the power handling ones such as the MOSFETS and inductors. Along with the power component placement is Figure 5 that shows the top copper power traces. The first inner layer shown in Figure 6 is a layer that has redundant power traces to lower resistance in the high current paths. The power ground and signal ground layers are shown in Figure 7 and 8 respectively. Care must be taken that they connect at only one point close to pin 14 of the PM6680. The component placement for the bottom layer is shown in Figure 9, these are the parts that do the signal conditioning and connect to the PM6680 controller. Of special note on the bottom layer copper shown in Figure 10, is the square copper island under U1 (the PM6680). This island connects to the thermal sink contact that is on the bottom of the package. A requirement for proper operation is that this pad be connected to signal ground. As shown in Figure 11, which is the fourth inner layer used for additional signal routing, a matrix of nine vias are used to make the connection to the signal ground layer. The board uses 1-ounce copper on all layers. While not necessary for the signal traces, keeping the copper weight even on all the layers reduces the chances of the board warping during the manufacturing process. Figure 4. Top layer component placement |
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