Contents
- 1 Which is the best ADC driver for a differential?
- 2 Which is a disadvantage of an active low pass filter?
- 3 Is it possible to debug a differential circuit?
- 4 Why is ADC-gain on an ads1115 gain dependent?
- 5 Can a ltc2389-18 be used as an ADC driver?
- 6 Which is fully differential circuit is shown in Figure 12?
Which is the best ADC driver for a differential?
For most fully differential applications, it is recommended that the LTC2389-18 be driven using the LT6201 ADC driver configured as two unity-gain buffers, as shown in Figure 1.
Which is a disadvantage of an active low pass filter?
Active Low Pass Filter. We also noticed that the main disadvantage of passive filters is that the amplitude of the output signal is less than that of the input signal, ie, the gain is never greater than unity and that the load impedance affects the filters characteristics.
How is a receive chain used in a differential filter?
It is used for rejecting the aliasing signals along with the spurs generated by active components. The spurs include harmonics and IMD products, among others. With the filter, the receive chain can provide high SNR signals for the ADC to analyze.
Is it possible to debug a differential circuit?
However, there is often a lot of mystery around differential circuits. Some RF engineers feel they’re difficult to design, test, and debug. This seems to be especially true of the differential filter. It’s time to lift the veil off of differential filter design. To do that, we’ll start with a communication system receive chain IF stage filter.
Why is ADC-gain on an ads1115 gain dependent?
When using the LED simply as originally described (Cathode to A1, Anode to A0), the voltage depends on the resistance between the pin, which in the ADS1115 is gain-dependent. This is why the gain alters the voltage and ADC values in a weird way.
Is the lt6201 ADC a good ADC?
The LT6201 combines fast settling and good DC linearity with a 0.95nV/√Hz input-referred noise density, enabling it to achieve the full ADC data sheet SNR and THD specifications, as shown in the FFT plot in Figure 2.
Can a ltc2389-18 be used as an ADC driver?
The LTC2389-18 accepts both single-ended unipolar and single-ended bipolar input signals directly. For most single-ended applications, it is recommended that the LTC2389-18 be driven using the LT6200 ADC driver configured as a unity-gain buffer, as shown in Figure 9.
Which is fully differential circuit is shown in Figure 12?
The fully differential driver circuit is shown in Figure 12. Notice that while the time constant of the RC filter at the driver output is the same as that for the LT6201, the resistor has been made larger. SNR and THD performance are virtually identical to that of the LT6201 as shown in the FFT of Figure 13.