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Design Notes
Final Schematic Status
Schematic connectivity is complete. ERC has zero unresolved critical/open findings. All unused MCU and optional connector pins are explicitly handled. PCB layout was not started.
Power Design
Positive rail
+6V input uses SS14 series reverse-polarity protection, 47 uF + 100 nF shunt capacitance, and a 2 A 600Ω@100MHz ferrite bead. LMR33630BDDAR generates +3.3V using the TI 1.4 MHz values: 2.2 uH inductor, 10 uF + HF input bypass, 2×22 uF output capacitance, 100 kΩ/43.2 kΩ feedback, 100 nF BOOT-SW, and 1 uF VCC bypass.
Negative rail
The negative protection diode is oriented with cathode at -6V_RAW and anode toward the protected load so normal return current can flow toward the negative source while reverse polarity is blocked. The rail uses 47 uF + 100 nF filtering, a 200 mA ferrite bead, then TPS7A3301RGW. The -2.5V set network is 115 kΩ/105 kΩ (nominal about -2.45V, inside ADMV8052 -2.6 to -2.4V range), with 47 uF input/output, 1 uF NR/SS and 10 nF FB-to-OUT feedforward.
Budget and thermal
High-performance STM32 profile assumes high clock/performance scale, internal-memory execution, USB FS, 10 MHz SPI and no external GPIO power loads. Datasheet representative high-performance all-peripheral current is 160 mA; conservative maximum envelope is 750 mA. Add 20 mA ADMV8052 dynamic budget and 10 mA for USB sensing/LEDs: 780 mA worst design load, 975 mA after 25% margin. The 3 A buck is comfortably sized. Estimated positive input current at 5.6V and 85% efficiency is about 0.68A at the margin load, within the 1A SS14 and connector path.
A linear +6V-to-3.3V solution would dissipate approximately 2.1W at 780mA and was rejected. The negative LDO dissipates only 87.5mW at the 25mA design limit and has ample headroom.
Crystal Calculation
Selected Y1: ABM8-25.000MHZ-B2-T3, 25MHz, CL=18pF, ESR 50Ω max, 3.2×2.5mm 4-pad SMD, active and distributor-listed. For equal capacitors:
CL = (C1×C2)/(C1+C2) + Cstray = C/2 + Cstray
Assume Cstray=3pF for MCU pins, package and short PCB traces. Therefore C=2×(18-3)=30pF. C25 and C26 are 30pF C0G/NP0. Validate startup margin and trim after first-board frequency measurement if layout parasitics differ materially.
MCU and Debug Decisions
  • Preserve SPI1 PB3/PB4/PB5 mapping. PB3 remains SCLK.
  • SWO is omitted from J5 because it conflicts with PB3. Header carries SWDIO, SWCLK, NRST, VTref and GND only; SWO/TDO and NC/TDI are intentional NCs.
  • All VDD/VSS, VCAP, VDDA/VREF+, VBAT, BOOT0, NRST, HSE and USB pins are completed.
  • PA8 drives the status LED; a second LED indicates +3.3V power.
RF Optional Networks
Each RF port includes a DNP 0402 series 0Ω footprint and DNP 0402 shunt capacitor footprint plus an RF probe pad. Populate only after VNA characterization; default assembly leaves the shunt footprints open and uses the 0Ω series links.
ADMV8052 CC-32-8 Figure 57 Record
Required package geometry from ADI Figure 57:
  • Body: 22.00mm nominal square (21.85–22.15mm).
  • Bottom reference: 20.20mm square perimeter extent and 15.82mm square inner reference.
  • Perimeter pitch: 2.54mm BSC for straight runs; 2.49mm BSC around corner transitions.
  • Corner pads 1, 9, 17, 25: 1.40mm square ±0.03mm.
  • Pads 2–8 and 18–24: 1.40×1.50mm ±0.03mm.
  • Pads 10–16 and 26–32: 1.50×1.40mm ±0.03mm.
  • Center exposed pads: E1–E16 in a 4×4 array, 3.81mm BSC square cell pitch with 4.01mm reference and 0.20mm separation details per figure.
  • Pin-1 identification is mandatory. Exposed pads are all GND and require paste segmentation and dense grounding vias during footprint authoring/layout.
Sole Remaining Blocker
The instantiated U1 backing part has a generated ~1.6mm footprint and cannot be made into the exact asymmetric CC-32-8 land pattern with a 4×4 exposed-pad array and segmented paste using the available project-level footprint tools. Component-owned footprint geometry must be corrected in the backing part project, published as a new version, and U1 updated. This is the only hard blocker before PCB work.
Verification
  • Final schematic: 86 components, 54 nets.
  • ERC: zero ERROR/WARNING/OPEN findings.
  • Major-net readback confirms all STM32 supplies/grounds, SWD, USB, SPI, RF supplies and both regulators are connected.
  • Manufacturing MPN review still flags generic passives/test pads because they intentionally remain parametric at schematic stage; each has a usable package/footprint. Final procurement MPN assignment can occur before manufacturing export.
  • Final Schematic Status

  • Power Design

  • Positive rail

  • Negative rail

  • Budget and thermal

  • Crystal Calculation

  • MCU and Debug Decisions

  • RF Optional Networks

  • ADMV8052 CC-32-8 Figure 57 Record

  • Sole Remaining Blocker

  • Verification

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Programmable ADMV8052 RF Filter bf2b

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Programmable 30–520 MHz RF band-pass filter using ADMV8052 and STM32H743, with SPI control, USB-C, SWD, bipolar power input, and controlled-impedance RF layout.

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