11.Some ADCs have integrated anti-aliasing filters. What are the benefits?
Generally, the anti-aliasing filter refers to the filter at the front end of the ADC, while the sigma-delta ADC has some notch filters integrated inside to achieve 50Hz and 60Hz power frequency notches. The overall benefit is that the ADC has better anti-noise performance.
12.How can we reduce the interference between adjacent channels?
When laying out the wiring, you can consider adding ground shielding between adjacent channels.
13. I want to design a high-precision calibration instrument, such as DC voltage output (millivolt level). Can you recommend a few chips? How to eliminate the accompanying quantization noise? How to ensure the accuracy of ADC? The full scale of AD conversion is the power supply voltage. For single power supply, the determination of zero point and range are related to the power supply voltage. If the power supply voltage fluctuates, it will inevitably lead to conversion errors. How to solve it in the circuit, especially for the collection of small signals. What is the output static error of DAC? How to improve the matching degree of resistors or current source units in digital-to-analog converters? When powering the ADC, is it necessary to connect a small inductor in series between the digital ground and the analog ground?
1) ADI has many types of op amps and instrument amplifiers. It is best to list the detailed specification requirements so that it is easier to find.
2) The quantization noise of the ADC is inherent and cannot be eliminated.
3) The power supply of ADC has a direct impact on the measurement accuracy. Therefore, it is necessary to select a high-precision and low-noise power supply signal, and also pay attention to avoid interference during wiring.
4) Generally, manuals will give zero error, gain error, etc. separately. I don’t know which one you are asking about, or can you give an example of a specific model.
5) This should be a problem with the internal structure of the DAC. Generally speaking, we do not care about the absolute value of the internal resistance or current source, but only the ratio between them. The current technology can guarantee this well.
6) Generally speaking, a 0 ohm resistor is sufficient.
14.The greater the internal gain of an ADC, the greater the noise it generates. Can experts explain the principle behind the two?
The greater the PGA gain inside the ADC, the greater the noise of the PGA itself, and the more the ADC input noise is amplified. Therefore, the greater the internal gain of the ADC, the smaller the resolution.
15.What is the impact of power supply ripple on conversion accuracy?
If the ADC has a PSRR indicator, you can use this indicator to calculate the impact of power supply ripple on the ADC. If not, the reference source generally has this indicator, and you can use the PSRR of the reference source to calculate the impact on ADC sampling.
16.How are data converters designed in terms of wiring length, communication crosstalk, and matching resistance?
High-speed ADCs will take these issues into consideration. Especially for ADCs with LVDS interfaces, try to ensure that the wiring of a pair of signals is of equal length and distance, and place termination resistors. The best way to do this is to refer to the evaluation board.
17.What is the maximum speed of ADI's high-speed digital-to-analog conversion? Will the stability decrease if the sampling frequency is increased?
The maximum speed of our DAC can reach 2.5GHZ, it is AD9739 current output type, which will not affect the stability.
18. The nominal number of bits of an ADC is very high, but in practice the last few bits will be drowned out by internal noise. How do I determine the internal noise parameter when selecting an ADC?
For high-precision ADCs, an effective resolution parameter is generally given, which is the number of bits that the device can achieve without code skipping. In addition, the noise of the power supply and reference voltage, as well as the noise introduced by the ADC front-end conditioning circuit, must also be considered in the design. These noises need to be controlled within 1 LSB of the ADC.
19. When evaluating ADC, it is difficult to evaluate SNR, so I usually consider evaluating the degree of code hopping when grounding to compare the difference between two similar ADCs. Is this evaluation method scientific? Is there a more scientific method? Is there any specific document?
In fact, for high-speed ADC, you should add a high-precision reference signal, then use ADC sampling, and then do FFT analysis to evaluate SNR. For high-precision ADC, this is the method you use.
20. How do you understand the slew rate indicator? Why is there a limit on the voltage change rate?
To give a simple example, if the slew rate is not enough, the actual output will not be able to keep up with the changes in the input signal, so the signal processing will be distorted.
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