Linear Technology DC2222A Guida rapida alla configurazione

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DEMO MANUAL DC2222A

Description

LTC2508-32/LTC2512-24: 32-Bit/24-Bit

Oversampling ADCs with Configurable Digital Filter

Demonstration circuit 2222A features the LT C

2508-32

and LTC2512-24 ADCs. The LTC2508-32 and LTC2512-24

are low power, low noise, high speed, 32-bit/24-bit SAR

ADCs with an integrated configurable digital averaging

filter that operate from a single 2.5V supply. The following

text refers to the LTC2508-32 but applies to both parts,

the only difference being sample rate and number of bits.

The DC2222A demonstrates the DC and AC performance

of the LTC2508-32 in conjunction with the DC590 or

DC2026 QuikEval™ and DC890 PScope™ data collection

boards. Use the DC590 or DC2026 to demonstrate DC

performance such as peak-to-peak noise and DC linearity.

L, LT, LTC, LTM, Linear Technology and the Linear logo are registered trademarks and

QuikEval and PScope are trademarks of Linear Technology Corporation. All other trademarks are

the property of their respective owners.

Use the DC890 if precise sampling rates are required or to

demonstrate AC performance such as SNR, THD, SINAD

andSFDR.TheDC2222A isintendedtoshowrecommended

grounding, component placement and selection, routing

and bypassing for this ADC.

Design files for this circuit board including the

schematic, BOM and layout are available at

http://www.linear.com/demo/DC2222A or scan the QR

code on the back of the board.

Figure 1. DC2222A Connection Diagram

–9V

GND

0V TO V

REF

0V TO V

REF

100MHz

MAX

2.5VP-P TO

DC590 OR

DC2026

DC890

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Quick start proceDure

Check to make sure that all jumpers are set as described

in the DC2222A Jumpers section. In particular, make sure

that VCCIO (JP3) is set to the 2.5V position. Controlling

the DC2222A with the DC890 while JP3 of the DC2222A

is in the 3.3V position will cause noticeable performance

degradation in SNR and THD. The default jumper con-

nections configure the ADC to use the onboard reference

and regulators. The analog input is DC coupled by default.

Connect the DC2222A to a DC890 USB High Speed Data

Collection Board using connector P1. (Do not connect a

PScope controller and QuikEval controller at the same

time.) Next, connect the DC890 to a host PC with a stan-

dard USB A/B cable. Apply ±9V to the indicated terminals.

Next apply a low jitter differential sine source to J2 and J4.

Connect a low jitter 2.5VP-P sine wave or square wave to

connector J1, using Table 1 as a guide for the appropriate

clock frequency. Note that J1 has a 49.9Ω termination

resistor to ground.

Run the PScope software (PScope.exe version K86 or

later) supplied with the DC890 or download it from www.

linear.com/software.

Complete software documentation is available from the

Help menu. Updates can be downloaded from the Tools

menu. Check for updates periodically as new features

may be added.

The PScope software should recognize the DC2222A

and configure itself automatically. The default setup is to

read the filtered output with Verify and Distributed Read

not selected and the Down Sampling Factor (DF) set to

the smallest possible value. To change this, click on the

Set Demo Bd Options setting of the PScope Tool Bar as

shown in Figure 2. The Configuration Options box shown

in Figures 3a and 3b allows the ADC output, DF, Verify and

Distributed Read to be set. If Verify is not selected then

the minimum number of bits will be clocked out. If Verify

is selected the number of bits clocked out is increased

by eight which includes the number of samples taken

for the current output. Distributed Read allows a slower

clock to be used by spreading the data clocked out over

a number of samples. DF can be set over a wide range

which is determined by the device in use. Increasing DF

will improve the SNR. Theoretically, SNR will improve by

6dB if the down sampling factor is increased by a factor

of four. In practice, reference noise will eventually limit the

SNR improvement. Increasing the REF bypass capacitor

(C20) or using a lower noise external reference will extend

this limit.

Click the Collect button (See Figure 4) to begin acquiring

data. The Collect button then changes to Pause, which

can be clicked to stop data acquisition.

Table 1. DC2222A Assembly and Clock Options

ASSEMBLY

VERSION

U1 PART

NUMBER

MAX OUTPUT

DATA RATE DF BITS

MAX CLK IN

FREQ OUTPUT MODE DIVIDER

DC2222A-B LTC2508IDKD-32 3.472ksps 256 32 80MHz A No Verify 90

. 2.900ksps 256 32 75MHz A Verify 101

3.906ksps 256 32 43MHz A Distributed Read 43

3.906ksps 256 32 45MHz A Verify + Distributed Read 45

900ksps 1 14 90MHz B 100

DC2222A-C LTC2512IDKD-24 350.877ksps 4 24 80MHz A No Verify 57

303.03ksps 4 24 80MHz A Verify 66

400ksps 4 24 62.4MHz A Distributed Read 39

400ksps 4 24 70.4MHz A Verify + Distributed Read 44

1.5Msps 1 14 85.5MHz B 57

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Figure 2. PScope Toolbar

Figure 3a. LTC2508 Configuration Options Menu Figure 3b. LTC2512 Configuration Options Menu

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IMPORTANT! To avoid damage to the DC2222A, make

sure that JP6 of the DC590 or JP3 of the DC2026 is set

to 3.3V before connecting to the DC2222A.

VCCIO (JP3) of the DC2222A should be in the 3.3V posi-

tion for DC590 or DC2026 (QuikEval) operation. To use a

QuikEval controller with the DC2222A, it is necessary to

apply –9V and ground to the –9V and GND terminals. 9V

for the DC2222A is provided by the QuikEval controller.

Connect the QuikEval controller to a host PC with a stan-

dard USB A/B cable. Connect the DC2222A to a QuikEval

Dc590 or Dc2026 Quick start proceDure

Quick start proceDure

Figure 4. PScope Screen Shot

controller using the supplied 14-conductor ribbon cable.

(Do not connect both a QuikEval and PScope controller

at the same time.) Apply a signal source to J4 and J2. No

clock signal is necessary at J1 when using a QuikEval con-

troller. The clock signal is provided through the QuikEval

connector (J3).

Run the QuikEval software (version K109 or later) supplied

with the QuikEval controller or download it from http://

www.linear.com/software. The correct control panel will be

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loadedautomatically. Click the Collectbutton (See Figure 5)

to begin reading the ADC.

Pressing the Configuration button will bring up a Con-

figurations Options menu similar to the one shown for

PScope except that only the filtered output is available

and there are no options for verify and distributed read.

Dc590 or Dc2026 Quick start proceDure

Figure 5. QuikEval Histogram with DF = 256

Figure 6. QuikEval Histogram with DF = 1024

Increasing DF will reduce the noise as shown in the histo-

gram of Figure 6. The noise will be reduced by the square

root of the number of times the number of samples is

increased. In practice, as input voltage is increased refer-

ence noise will eventually limit the noise improvement.

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DC Power

The DC2222A requires ±9VDC and draws approximately

115mA/–18mA when operating with a 90MHz clock. Most

of the supply current is consumed by the FPGA, op amps,

regulators and discrete logic on the board. The 9VDC

input voltage powers the ADC through LT1763 regulators

which provide protection against accidental reverse bias.

Additional regulators provide power for the FPGA and op

amps. See Figure 1 for connection details.

Clock Source

When using the DC890 controller it is necessary to provide

a low jitter 2.5VP-P (If VCCIO is in the 3.3V position, the

clock amplitude should be 3.3VP-P.) sine or square wave

to J1. The clock input is AC coupled so the DC level of

the clock signal is not important. A clock generator like

the Rohde & Schwarz SMB100A is recommended. Even

a good clock generator can start to produce noticeable

jitter at low frequencies. Therefore it is recommended

for lower sample rates to divide down a higher frequency

clock to the desired input frequency. The ratio of clock

frequency to conversion rate is shown in Table 1. If the

clock input is to be driven with logic, it is recommended

that the 49.9Ω terminator (R5) be removed. Slow rising

edges may compromise the SNR of the converter in the

presence of high amplitude higher frequency input signals.

Data Output

Parallel data output from this board (0V to 2.5V by default),

if not connected to the DC890, can be acquired by a logic

analyzer, and subsequently imported into a spreadsheet, or

mathematical package depending on what form of digital

signal processing is desired. Alternatively, the data can be

fed directly into an application circuit. Use pin 50 of P1 to

latch the data. The data can be latched using the falling

edge of this signal. In verify mode two falling edges are

required for each data sample. The data output signal levels

at P1 can also be changed to 0V to 3.3V if the application

circuit requires a higher voltage. This is accomplished by

moving VCCIO (JP3) to the 3.3V position.

Reference

The default reference is the LTC6655 5V reference. If an

external reference is used it must settle quickly in the pres-

ence of glitches on the REF pin. Referring to the reference

circuit of Figure 7, unsolder R37 and apply the external

reference voltage to the VREF terminal.

Analog Input

The default driver for the analog inputs of the ADC on the

DC2222A is shown in Figures 8a and 8b. These circuits

buffer the 0V to 5V input signal applied at AIN+and AIN–.

In addition, these circuits band limit the input signal at

the ADC input. If the LTC2508-32 Figure 8a driver is to be

used for AC applications it is recommended that capaci-

tors C71 and C73 be removed and replaced with WIMA

P/N SMDTC04470XA00KT00 4.7µF thin film capacitors or

equivalent in the C90 and C91 positions. This will provide

the lowest distortion.

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Figure 7. Reference Circuit

SHDN

VIN

GND

VOUTF

VOUTS

GND

R37, 0Ω

C11

0.1µF

REF

VREF

REF

C56

0.1µF

C20

47µF

1210

C46

2.2µF

9V/10V

LTC6655-MS8-5

DC2222a F07

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Figure 8a. LTC2508 Driver Circuit

Figure 8b. LTC2512 Driver Circuit

Figure 9. Differential Level Shifter

Data Collection

For SINAD, THD or SNR testing a low noise, low distortion

differential output sine generator such as the Stanford

Research SR1 should be used. A low jitter RF oscillator

such as the Rohde & Schwarz SMB100A should be used

as the clock source.

This demo board is tested in house by taking an FFT of a

sine wave applied to the demo board’s differential input.

This involves using a low jitter clock source, along with a

differential output sinusoidal generator at a frequency near

200Hz.The input signallevel is approximately–1dBFS. The

input is level shifted and filtered with the circuit shown in

Figure 9. A typical FFT obtained with DC2222A is shown

in Figure 4. Note that to calculate the real SNR, the signal

level (F1 amplitude = –1dB) has to be added back to the

SNR that PScope displays. With the example shown in

Figure 4 this means that the actual SNR would be 123.54dB

instead of the 122.54dB that PScope displays. Taking

the RMS sum of the recalculated SNR and THD yields a

SINAD of 117.75dB. The THD shown was obtained using

the optional WIMA capacitors.

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TO A

IN+

V–

R46, 4.99k

C65

0.047µF, 1206 C71

4.7µF

1206

DC2222a F08a

–

R48, 10Ω

0Ω, 0402

TO ADC

IN+

TO ADC

IN–

0Ω, 0402

LTC2057-S8

TO A

IN–

U10

V–

R50, 4.99k

C39

0.047µF, 1206

V+

–

R51, 10Ω

LTC2057-S8

C90

4.7µF

OPT

5040

C73

4.7µF

1206

C91

4.7µF

OPT

5040

U18

TO A

IN+

V–

R114, 0Ω

DC2222a F08b

–

R48, 10Ω

TO ADC

IN+

TO ADC

IN–

LTC6202-S8

TO A

IN–

V–

R30, 0Ω

V+

–

LTC6202-S8

C71

6800pF

1206

C73

6800pF

1206

R51, 10Ω

U10

U18

There are a number of scenarios that can produce mislead-

ing results when evaluating an ADC. One that is common

is feeding the converter with a frequency, that is a sub-

multiple of the sample rate, and which will only exercise

a small subset of the possible output codes. The proper

method is to pick an M/N frequency for the input sine

wave frequency. N is the number of samples in the FFT. M

is a prime number between one and N/2. Multiply M/N by

the sample rate to obtain the input sine wave frequency.

Another scenario that can yield poor results is if you

do not have a sine generator capable of ppm frequency

DC2222a F09

SINE IN

–V

REF TO

+VREF

AIN+

0.68µF

REF

SINE IN

+VREF TO

–VREF

AIN

–

0.68µF

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accuracy or if it cannot be locked to the clock frequency.

You can use an FFT with windowing to reduce the leakage

or spreading of the fundamental, to get a close approxima-

tion of the ADC performance. If windowing is required,

the Blackman-Harris 92dB window is recommended. If an

amplifier or clock source with poor phase noise is used,

windowing will not improve the SNR.

Layout

As with any high performance ADC, this part is sensitive

to layout. The area immediately surrounding the ADC on

the DC2222A should be used as a guideline for placement,

and routing of the various components associated with the

ADC. Here are some things to remember when laying out

a board for the LTC2508-32. A ground plane is necessary

to obtain maximum performance. Keep bypass capacitors

as close to supply pins as possible. Use low impedance

returns connected directly to the ground plane for each

bypass capacitor. Use of a symmetrical layout around the

analog inputs willminimize theeffectsofparasitic elements.

Shield analog input traces with ground to minimize cou-

pling from other traces. Keep traces as short as possible.

Component Selection

When driving a low noise, low distortion ADC such as

the LTC2508-32, component selection is important so

as to not degrade performance. Resistors should have

low values to minimize noise and distortion. Metal film

resistors are recommended to reduce distortion caused

by self heating. Because of their low voltage coefficients,

to further reduce distortion NPO or silver mica capaci-

tors should be used. Any buffer used for AC applications

should have low distortion, low noise and a fast settling

time such as the LTC6363 and LT6202. For DC accurate

applications, the LTC2057 is also acceptable if adequate

output filtering is applied.

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However, no responsibility is assumed for its use. Linear Technology Corporation makes no representa-

tion that the interconnection of its circuits as described herein will not infringe on existing patent rights.

VREF

R88, 1Ω

V–

V+

–

LT6202-S5

DC2222a F10

C77

0.1µF

C74

1µF

EXT_CM

C45

0.1µF

R87

499Ω

C78

4.7µF

R86

499Ω

1µF

R18

249Ω

3 EXT

VREF/2

JP4

C68

15pF

C67

OPT

R54

OPT

C18, 10µF

R53, 0Ω

DCAC

JP5

RF, BNC

COUPLING

AIN+

0V – VREF

C70

OPT

C59

10µF

C60

10µF

R36

OPT

C69, 10µF

R55, 0Ω

DCAC

JP2

RF, BNC

COUPLING

R56

OPT

R35

OPT

AIN–

0V – VREF

Dc2222a Jumpers

Figure 10. DC2222A Input Coupling

Definitions

JP1: EEPROM is for factory use only. Leave this in the

default WP position.

JP2: Coupling selects AC or DC coupling of AIN–. The

default setting is DC.

JP3: VCCIO sets the output levels at P1 to either 3.3V or

2.5V.Use2.5V to interfaceto the DC890 which is the default

setting. Use 3.3V to interface to the DC590 or DC2026.

JP4: CM sets the DC bias for AIN+and AIN–if the inputs

are AC coupled. To enable AC coupling, R35 and R36 (R =

1k) shown in the schematic of Figure 10 must be installed.

Installing these resistors will degrade the THD of the input

signal to the ADC. VREF/2 is the default setting. If EXT is

selected the input common mode voltage can be set by

driving terminal E5 (EXT_CM).

JP5: Coupling selects AC or DC coupling of AIN+. The

default setting is DC.

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