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FEATURES
? The world¡¯s first window based TEC controller: stands
by automatically when the target object temperature is
within a pre-set temperature window.
? Programmable set-point temperature window
? High efficiency: ¡Ý90
? Seebeck voltage available
? Switching frequency synchronizable to an external signal
? Programmable maximum output current: 0 to 3A
? Programmable maximum output voltage: 0 to VVPS
? Actual object temperature monitoring
? Completely shielded: zero EMI
? Compact size
? DIP and SMT packages available
? 100 lead (Pb)-free and RoHS compliant
DESCRIPTIONS
The ATW3A314 is a compact high efficiency electronic
module designed to control TECs (Thermo-Electric Coolers)
for regulating a target object temperature to be within a preset
temperature window. When the target object temperature
falls within the pre-set temperature window range, the
controller puts itself into a standby mode, decreasing energy
consumption to a minimum level; when the target object
temperature reaches the upper bound of the temperature
window, the controller cools down the target object so that
its temperature regulated to be equal to the upper bound of
the window temperature; when the target object temperature
reaches the lower bound of the window, the controller heats
up the target object so that its temperature remains to be
equal to the lower bound of the window temperature, as
shown in Figure 3.
The output stage of the ATW3A314 utilizes a patented
PWM-Linear topology, resulting in a high efficiency and
small size. The output pins to the TEC terminals are filtered
from PWM to a low frequency signal, thus eliminating the
heating effect and the interference to other electronics, as
opposed to driving the TEC with the PWM signal directly.
Figure 1 is the photo of an actual ATW3A314D.
The ATW3A314 TEC controller module provides interface
ports for setting the desired target object temperature
window range; the maximum output current; the maximum
output voltage across the TEC; shutdown control, standby
indication, and switching frequency synchronization
input/output. The shut down pin shuts down the whole
controller and cuts the power supply current to < 10¦ÌA. This
shut down pin can also be used to force the controller into
standby mode, which only shuts down the output stages,
leaving the rest of the circuit active.
The sensing temperature range can be configured by the user
conveniently by using 3 external resistors.
The TEC¡¯s voltage is monitored in real time. It is worth
mentioning that the Seebeck voltage (which is generated by
the temperature difference between the 2 TEC plates) can be
detected under standby mode, it can be used to measure the
temperature difference between the 2 TEC plates.
The TEC¡¯s actual current can also be monitored in real time.
In addition, the controller has many other functions:
temperature measurement and monitoring, TMO;
temperature control loop status indication, TGD; TEC
voltage monitoring, VTEC; and current monitoring, ITEC;
current limit settings, ILM; synchronization input and output,
soft start, and shut down.
The window TEC controller ATW3A314 comes with a high
stability low noise 2.5V voltage reference which can be used
for setting the output voltage and current limits, and the
desired target object temperature window by using POTs
(Potentiometers) or a DACs (Digital to Analog Converters).
When using this reference for setting the set-point window
temperatures, the error in the actual target object temperature
is independent of this reference voltage. This is because the
internal temperature measurement network also uses the
reference voltage as the reference, the errors in setting the
temperature and measuring the temperature cancel with each
other. This reference can also be utilized by external ADCs
(Analog to Digital Converters). For the same reason, the
measurement error will also be independent of the reference
voltage change, resulting in a more accurate measurement.
The ATW3A314 is packaged in a 6 sided metal enclosure
with the case connected to the ground node of the circuit,
which blocks EMIs (Electro-Magnetic Interferences) to
prevent the controller and other electronics from interfering
with each other.
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