Pin 2 is the one in the center. Pins 1 and 3 face the LDMOS transistors, towards the edge of the board. Pins 4 and 5 face the center of the board, towards the opamp. For the 1T+1T, these are two single loops (once through the core each) from pin 1 to 2, and another from pin 3 to 2. I usually use two short wires. For the 4T, this is 4 times through the core from pins 4 to 5. There are no unusual crossings and the wires coming out of the core should go nicely to the respective pins. Only the wires going to pin 2 may need a little flexing.
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6 years ago
Pin 2 is the one in the center. Pins 1 and 3 face the LDMOS transistors, towards the edge of the board. Pins 4 and 5 face the center of the board, towards the opamp. For the 1T+1T, these are two single loops (once through the core each) from pin 1 to 2, and another from pin 3 to 2. I usually use two short wires. For the 4T, this is 4 times through the core from pins 4 to 5. There are no unusual crossings and the wires coming out of the core should go nicely to the respective pins. Only the wires going to pin 2 may need a little flexing.