ETC ADC-318A 8-bit, 120mhz and 140mhz full-flash a/d converter Datasheet

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ADC-318, ADC-318A
8-Bit, 120MHz and 140MHz
Full-Flash A/D Converter
FEATURES
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Low power dissipation (960mW max.)
TTL compatible output
Diff./Integral nonlinearity (±½LSB max.)
1:2 Demultiplexed straight output programmable
2:1 Frequency divided TTL clock output with reset
Surface mount package
Selectable Input Logic (TTl, ECL, PECL)
+5V or ±5V Power Supply Operation
INPUT/OUTPUT CONNECTIONS
PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The ADC-318 and ADC-318A are 8 bit monolithic bipolar,
full flash A/D converters. Though they have high, 120MHz
(ADC-318) and 140MHz (ADC-318A), sampling rates, their
input logic level, including the start convert pulse, is TTL,
ECL and PECL compatible. Digital outputs are also TTL
compatible and allow a straight output or a programmable
1:2 de-multiplexed output.
The ADC-318 and ADC-318A feature ±1/2 LSB max.
integral and differential non-linearity, +5V single or ±5V dual
power supply operation, a low 960mW maximum power
dissipation, 150MHz wide analog input range and excellent
temperature coefficient in a small 48 pin QFP package. The
start convert pulse can have a 50% duty cycle.
The ADC-318 and ADC-318A offer low cost, easy to use
functionality for design engineers.
VIN
FUNCTION
PIN
–DVs (Digital)
REF. BOTTOM (VRB)
ANALOG GROUND
REF. MID POINT (VRM1)
+AVS (Analog)
ANALOG IN (VIN)
REF. MID POINT (VRM2)
+AVS (Analog)
REF. MID POINT (VRM3)
ANALOG GROUND
REF. TOP (VRT)
DIGITAL GROUND 3
A/D CLOCK ECL/PECL
A/D CLOCK ECL/PECL
A/D CLOCK TTL
NO CONNECTION
NO CONNECTION
NO CONNECTION
+DVS2 (Digital)
DIGITAL GROUND 2
B BIT 8 (LSB)
B BIT 7
B BIT 6
B BIT 5
6
48
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
FUNCTION
RSET ECL/PECL
RSET ECL/PECL
RSET TTL
SELECT
INV
TTL CLOCK OUT
+DVS2 (Digital)
DIGITAL GROUND 2
A BIT 1 (MSB)
A BIT 2
A BIT 3
A BIT 4
A BIT 5
A BIT 6
A BIT 7
A BIT 8 (LSB)
DIGITAL GROUND 2
+DVS2 (Digital)
+DVS1 (Digital)
DIGITAL GROUND 1
B BIT 1 (MSB)
B BIT 2
B BIT 3
B BIT 4
44 INV
33 BIT 8 (LSB)
6
VRT 11
34 BIT 7
35 BIT 6
8
8
A
LATCH
A
TTL
OUTPUT
VRM3 9
37 BIT 4
38 BIT 3
256
6
39 BIT 2
6-BIT LATCH
AND ENCODER
ENCODER
COMPARATOR
RESISTOR
MATRIX
6
VRM2 7
36 BIT 5 A OUTPUT
40 BIT 1 (MSB)
21 BIT 8 (LSB)
22 BIT 7
VRM1 4
B
LATCH
6
B
TTL
OUTPUT
6
VRB 2
23 BIT 6
24 BIT 5 B OUTPUT
25 BIT 4
26 BIT 3
27 BIT 2
28 BIT 1 (MSB)
A/D CLOCK ECL/PECL 13
A/D CLOCK ECL/PECL 14
DELAY
A/D CLOCK TTL 15
D
RSET ECL/PECL 48
RSET ECL/PECL 47
Q
SELECT
Q
43 CLOCK OUT
TTL
45 SELECT
RSET TTL 46
Figure 1. ADC-318/318A Functional Block Diagram
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ADC-318, ADC-318A
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
PARAMETERS
Supply Voltage (+AVS, +DVS, 1,2)
Supply Voltage (AGND, DGND 1, 2)
Supply Voltage (DGND 3)
Supply Voltage (–DVS) ➀
Supply Voltage (–DVS) ➁
Reference Voltage (VRT)
Reference Voltage (VRB)
Reference Voltage (VRT–VRB1)
Input Voltage, analog (VIN)
Input Voltage, digital
ECL
PECL
TTL
Diff. Voltage between Pin ➂
Power Dissipation, max. ➃
LIMITS
UNITS
–0.5 to +7.0
–0.5 to +7.0
–0.5 to +7.0
–0.5 to +7.0
–7.0 to +0.5
+2.7 to +AVS
VIN –2.7 to +AVS
2.5
VRT –2.7 to +AVS
Volts
Volts
Volts
Volts
Volts
Volts
Volts
Volts
–DVS to +0.5
–0.5 to DGND3
–0.5 to +DVS1
2.7
2
Volts
Volts
Volts
Volts
W
DIGITAL INPUTS
A/D Clock Pulse Width (TPW1)
ADC-318
ADC-318A
A/D Clock Pulse Width (TPW0)
ADC-318
ADC-318A
RSET Setup Time (Trs)
RSET Hold Time (Trh)
Output Voltage "1" (@–2mA)
Output Voltage "0" (@1mA)
Output Rise Time (Tr) ➃
Output Fall Time (Tf) ➃
Output Delay (Tdo1) ➄
Output Delay (Tdo2) ➅
Clockout Output Delay (Tdclk) ➆
Single Supply
Dual Supply
A/D Clock–A/D Clock and RESET–RESET of ECL/PECL logic inputs.
With ADC-318 mounted on a 50x50mm glass fiber base
epoxy board, 1.6mm thick.
Resolution
Conversion Rate (fS)
Straight Mode
ADC-318
ADC-318A
De-multiplexed Mode
ADC-318
ADC-318A
Sampling Delay (TdS)
Aperture Jitter (Taj)
Integral Linearity Error
Diff. Linearity Error
S/N Ratio ➇
ADC-318
(@fIN = 1kHz)
(@fIN = 29.999MHz)
ADC-318A
(@fIN = 1kHz)
(@fIN = 34.999MHz)
Error Rate
ADC-318
(@fIN = 1kHz) ➈
(@fIN = 29.999MHz)
(@fIN = 24.999MHz)➉
ADC-318A
(@fIN = 1kHz) ➈
(@fIN = 34.999MHz)
(@fIN = 24.999MHz)➉
(Typical at TA = 25°C, VRT = +4V, VRB = +2V, DGND3 = +DVS1= +DVS2 = +AVS =
+5V, –DVS = 0V, PECL Logic, unless otherwise specified.)
ANALOG INPUTS
MIN.
TYP.
MAX.
UNITS
Input Voltage
Input Resistance
Input Current
Input Capacitance ➀
Input Bandwidth
VIN = 2Vp-p, –3dB
—
4
0
—
+2 to +4
—
—
21
—
50
500
—
Volts
kΩ
µA
pF
150
—
—
MHz
REFERENCE INPUTS
+2.9
+1.4
1.5
75
9.7
2
2
—
—
—
115
17.4
—
—
+4.1
+2.6
2.1
155
28
15
10
Volts
Volts
Volts
Ω
mA
mV
mV
DIGITAL INPUTS
ECL, PECL
Input Voltage "1"
Input Voltage "0"
Threshold Voltage
Input Current "1" ➁
Input Current "0" ➁
Voltage Difference
TTL
Input Voltage "1"
Input Voltage "0"
Threshold Voltage
Input Current "1" ➂
Input Current "0" ➂
Select
Input Voltage "1"
Output Voltage "0"
Input Capacitance
MAX.
UNITS
3.2
3.0
—
—
—
—
ns
ns
3.2
3.0
3.5
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
ns
ns
ns
ns
2.4
—
—
—
1/Fc
6.5
4.5
—
—
2
2
1/Fc+1
8
7
—
+0.5
—
—
1/Fc+2
10
8
Volts
Volts
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
8
—
—
Bit
100
100
—
—
—
—
MHz
MHz
100
100
3
—
—
—
—
—
4.5
10
—
—
—
—
6
—
±0.5
±0.5
MHz
MHz
ns
ps
LSB
LSB
—
—
46
40
—
—
dB
dB
—
—
46
40
—
—
dB
dB
—
—
—
—
—
—
10-12
10-9
10-9
TPS
TPS
TPS
11
—
—
—
—
—
—
10-12
10-9
10-9
TPS
TPS
TPS
11
+4.75
+4.75
–0.05
+5.0
+5.0
0
+5.25
+5.25
+0.05
Volts
Volts
Volts
+4.75
–0.05
–5.5
+5.0
0
–5.0
+5.25
+0.05
–4.75
Volts
Volts
Volts
125
0.4
145
0.6
185
0.8
mA
mA
110
0.4
150
0.6
185
0.8
mA
mA
PERFORMANCE
FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
Reference Voltage
VRT
VRB
VRT–VRB
Reference Resistance
Reference Current
VRT Offset Voltage
VRB Offset Voltage
TYP.
DIGITAL OUTPUTS
Footnote:
➀
➁
➂
➃
MIN.
POWER REQUIREMENTS
DGND3–1.05
DGND3–3.2
—
—
DGND3–0.5
DGND3–1.4
—
–50
–75
0.4
DGND3–1.2
—
—
0.8
—
+50
0
—
Volts
Volts
Volts
µA
µA
Volts
+2.0
—
—
–50
–500
—
—
+1.5
—
—
—
+0.8
—
0
0
Volts
Volts
Volts
µA
µA
—
—
—
+DVS1
+DGND1
—
—
—
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Supply Voltage
One Power Supply
(+AVS, +DVS 1,2)
One Power Supply (DGND3)
One Power Supply (–DVS)
Two Power Supply
(+AVS, +DVS 1,2)
Two Power Supply (DGND3)
Two Power Supply (–DVS)
ADC-318
Supply Current (+IS)
Supply Current (–IS)
ADC-318A
Supply Current (+zS)
Supply Current (–zS)
pF
2
13
13
13
11
11
11
11
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ADC-318, ADC-318A
318A requires that the characteristic impedance of all input/
output logic and analog input lines be properly matched.
POWER REQUIREMENTS (cont.)
Power Dissipation
ADC-318
ADC-318A
680
570
780
790
980
960
mW
mW
+75
°C
2. Power supply lines and grounding may effect the performance of the ADC-318 and ADC-318A. Separate and
substantial AGND and DGND ground planes are required.
These grounds have to be connected to one earth point
underneath the device. There are three digital grounds,
DGND1 (pin 29), DGND2 (pins 20, 32, 41) and DGND3 (pin
12). These DGND 's are separated internally. DGND1 and
DGND2 are always connected externally but DGND3 shall
be connected differently depending on whether the single or
dual power supply mode is used, as explained later.
PARAMETERS
Operating Temp. Range, Case
ADC-318, 318A
Thermal Impedance
θja 1 2
Storage Temperature Range
Package Type
Weight
–20
—
—
–65
62.5
—
°C/Watt
—
+150
°C
48-pin, plastic QFP
0.25 ounces (0.7 grams)
The ADC-318 and ADC-318A have separate +AVs and
+DVs pins. It is recommended that both +AVs and +DVs be
powered from a single source. Other external digital circuits
must be powered with a separate +DVs. Layouts of +AVs
and +DVs lines must be separated like the GND lines to
avoid mutual interference and are connected to a point
through an LC filter. There are two digital supplies +DVs1
(pin 30) and +DVs2 (pins 19, 31, 42). These are also
separated internally. These must be tied together outside
while in use. Bypassing all power lines with a 0.1uF ceramic
chip capacitor and the use of multilayered PC boards is
recommended.
Footnotes:
➀ VIN = +3V +0.07Vrms
➁ VIH = DGND3–0.8V
VIL = DGND3–1.6V
➂ VIH = 3.5V
VIL = 0.2V
➃ TTL, 0.8 to 2.0V, CL = 5pF
➄ DMUX Mode, CL = 5pF; FC = Clock
frequency
➅
➆
➇
➈
➉
11
12
Straight Mode, CL = 5pF
CL = 5pF
VIN = FS, DMUX mode
VIN = FS, DMUX mode, Error >16LSB
VIN = FS, Straight mode, Error >16LSB
"Times Per Sample"
Mounted on 50x50mm, 1.6mm thick
glass fiber base epoxy board
TECHNICAL NOTES
3. The analog input terminal (pin 6) has 21pF of input capacitance. The input signal has to be given via a buffer amplifier
which has enough driving power. Make lead wires as short
as possible and use chip resistors and capacitors to avoid
parasitic capacitance and inductance.
1. The ADC-318 and ADC-318A are ultra high speed full flash
A/D converters that have 120MHz and 140MHz sampling
rates respectively. The ADC-318 and ADC-318A are fully
interchangeable products with the exception of their
sampling rates. Their inputs are TTL, ECL and PECL
compatible and their outputs are TTL compatible. Obtaining
fully specified performance from the ADC-318 and ADC5V(A)
10µF
5V(A)
5V(D)
10µH
+
10µF
+
5
8
4. The use of a buffer amplifier and bypass capacitors is also
recommended on the reference input terminals VRT (pin 11)
and VRB (pin 2). The analog input range is determined by
10µF
10µH
5V(D)
+
12 19 30 31 42
10µF
+
5
8
19 30 31 42
MSB
VRB
+2V
MSB
40 A BIT 1
2
VRB
+2V
39 A BIT 2
+
39 A BIT 2
+
38 A BIT 3
10µF
40 A BIT 1
2
38 A BIT 3
10µF
37 A BIT 4
37 A BIT 4
36 A BIT 5
36 A BIT 5
35 A BIT 6
ANALOG IN
+2V to +4V
4
34 A BIT 7
6
7
9
VRT
+4V
4
33 A BIT 8
LSB
MSB
6
28 B BIT 1
9
34 A BIT 7
33 A BIT 8
LSB
MSB
7
28 B BIT 1
27 B BIT 2
ADC-318
ADC-318A
11
35 A BIT 6
ANALOG IN
+2V to +4V
26 B BIT 3
VRT
+4V
25 B BIT 4
+
27 B BIT 2
ADC-318
ADC-318A
11
26 B BIT 3
25 B BIT 4
+
24 B BIT 5
24 B BIT 5
10µF
TTL
A/D CLOCK
PECL
10µF
23 B BIT 6
15
22 B BIT 7
13
21 B BIT 8
14
LSB
48
43
47
44
46
45
3 10
1
20
29
22 B BIT 7
A/D CLOCK
13
14
21 B BIT 8
A/D CLOCK
48
43
47
44
46
45
ECL
TTL
CLOCK OUT
23 B BIT 6
15
LSB
5V(D)
3
32 41
10
5V(D)
1
12 20 29
+
TTL
CLOCK OUT
5V(D)
32 41
10µF
5V(D)
5V(D)
Figure 2-2: Two Power Supply Operation (ECL)
Figure 2-1: One Power Supply Operation (TTL, PECL)
Note: All capacitors not otherwise designated are 0.1µF
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the reference input voltages given to VRT and VRB. Keep
the ranges of V within values shown in this data sheet.
Standard settings are VRT = +4.0V, V input range from
+2 to +4V. This setting can be varied to VRT = +3.5V,
VRB = +2V and 1.5V p-p analog input range, depending
on your selection of amplifiers which may provide less
than +4V output.
connection to +DVs selects the 1:2 de-multiplexed output
mode. The maximum sampling rates are 100MHz for straight
mode (For both models, ADC-318 and ADC-318A) and
120MHz (ADC-318) and 140MHz (ADC-318A) for demultiplexed mode. Refer to figure 2-4. There is an application where a multiple number of ADC-318/318A's are used
with a common A/D CLK and outputs are in de-multiplexed
mode. In this case, the initial conditions of the frequency half
divider of each A/D Converter are not synchronized and it is
possible that each converter may have one clock maximum
of timing lag. This lag can be avoided by giving a common
RSET pulse to all converters at power ON. (See Figure 3-3
and 3-4, timing diagrams.)
5. The ADC-318 and ADC-318A have resistor matrix taps at
VRM1 (pin 4), VRM2 (pin 7) and VRM3 (pin 9). These pins
provide ¼, ½ and ¾ full scale of VRT-VRB voltage respectively. These outputs may be used to adjust the integral
non-linearity. Bypass these pins to GND with 0.1uF ceramic
chip capacitors.
10.The ADC-318 and ADC-318A have a TTL compatible CLK
OUT (pin 43). Since the rising edge of this pulse can provide
Setup and Hold time of output data, regardless of the output
mode, this signal can be used as synchronization pulse for
external circuits. Data output timing is different for the
straight mode and the de-multiplexed mode. See the timing
chart Figure 3.
6. A/D CLK input and RSET/RSET inputs are TTL or ECL,
PECL (Positive ECL) compatible. Pins are provided
individually. TTL or PECL is available with +5V single power
applied. ECL is available with ±5V dual power applied. The
connections of –DVs (pin 1) and DGND3 (pin12) are
different depending on the power supply mode used. Refer
to Figures 2-1 and 2-2.
a. For +5V single power (TTL or PECL) –DVs (pin 1) is
connected to DGND. DGND3 (pin 12) is connected
to +5V power.
b. For ±5V dual power (ECL) –DVs (pin 1) is connected
to –5V power. DGND3 (pin 12) is connected to DGND.
11. INV (pin 44) is used to invert polarity of the TTL compatible
output data from both A and B ports. Leaving this pin open
or connected to +DVs makes the output positive true and
connection to DGND makes it negative true logic. See
input/output code table, Table 4.
7. When the A/D CLK is driven with ECL or PECL, A/D CLK
(pin 13) and A/D CLK (pin 14) are to be driven by differential logic inputs to avoid unstable performance at critically
high speeds. If a risk of unstable performance is acceptable, single logic input can be used opening A/D CLK (pin
14). The A/D CLK pin should be bypassed to DGND with a
0.1uF ceramic capacitor. When connected this way there
will be a voltage of DGND –1.2V on the A/D CLK pin. This
voltage can not be used as a threshold voltage for ECL or
PECL. Input the A/D CLK pulse to pin 15 when TTL is
selected.
Table 3: Logic Input Level vs. Power Supply Settings
DIGITAL INPUT
LEVEL
–DVS
DGND3
SUPPLY
VOLTAGES
0V
+5V
+5V
PECL
0V
+5V
+5V
ECL
–5V
0V
±5V
TTL
Table 4: Digital Output Coding
8. The ADC-318 and ADC-318A have RSET/RSET input pins.
An internal frequency half divider can be initialized with
inputs to these pins. With ECL or PECL, differential inputs
are given to RSET (pin 48) and RSET (pin 47). This
function can be achieved with a single input, leaving pin 47
open and bypassing to DGND with a 0.1uF ceramic chip
capacitor. The voltage level of pin 47 is the threshold
voltage of ECL or PECL. Use RSET (pin 46) for TTL.
SIGNAL
INPUT
VOLTAGE
9. SELECT (pin 45) is used to set output mode. Connection of
this pin to DGND selects the straight output mode and
DIGITAL OUTPUT CODE (A,B OUTPUT)
INV=1
INV=0
LSB
MSB
LSB
MSB
VRT
11111111
00000000
VRM2
10000000
01111111
01111111
10000000
VRB
00000000
11111111
A/D CONVERSION MODE
5V(D)
11
DEMULTIPLEXED DATA OUT
STRAIGHT DATA OUT
ADC-318
ADC-318A
TTL LEVEL RESET INPUT
12
OUTPUT CODING
RSET
13
14
15
16
17
18
5V(D)
TTL LEVEL CLOCK INPUT
STRAIGHT BINARY
COMPLEMENTARY BINARY
RSET
A/D CLOCK
RSET
TTL CLOCK OUT
A/D CLOCK
ECL, PECL LEVEL
RESET INPUTS
48
47
46
45
44
43
42
A/D CLOCK
1
ECL, PECL LEVEL CLOCK INPUTS
2
Figure 2-3: A/D Clock Input Connection
ADC-318
ADC-318A
Figure 2-4: Digital Input/Output Connections
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3ns min. 6ns max
N-1
N+2
Tds
N+7
N
T
ANALOG SIGNAL AIN
N+4
N+3
N+1
N+6
N+5
TPW1
A/D CLOCK
TPW0
Tdo2
A DATA OUTPUT
N+1
B DATA OUTPUT
N
RESET PERIOD
Trh
RSET
Trs
Trh
N+3
2.0V
0.8V
N+2
Tdo1
Td clock
4.5ns min. 8ns max.
CLOCK OUT
6.5ns min. 10ns max.
2.0V
0.8V
~T
~T
T+2ns max.
2.0V
2.0V
0.8V
0.8V
Trs
318
TPW1, min 3.2ns
318A
3.0ns
TPW0, min 3.2ns
3.0ns
3.5ns min.
0ns min.
Figure 3-1: Demultiplexed Data Output (Select-Pin: +DVS or left open, 120MHz max. Clock Frequency)
Tds
3ns min. 6ns max.
N-1
N+3
N+2
N
ANALOG SIGNAL AIN
T
N+1
T PW1
TPW 0
318
TPW1, min 3.2ns
318A
3.0ns
TPW0, min 3.2ns
3.0ns
A/D CLOCK
A DATA OUTPUT
N-4
B DATA OUTPUT
N-5
2.0V
0.8V
2.0V
0.8V
Tdo2
CLOCK OUT
(inverted A/D CLOCK OUT)
N-3
N-2
N-1
N
N-4
N-3
N-2
N-1
6.5ns min. 10ns max.
2.0V
0.8V
Td clock
4.5ns min. 8ns max.
RSET
Figure 3-2: Straight Data Output (Select-Pin: DGND, 100MHz max. Clock Frequency)
A/D CLOCK
A/D CLOCK
RSET
CLOCK OUT 1
CLOCK OUT 1
DATA OUT 1
(A,B)
DATA OUT 1
(A,B)
CLOCK OUT 2
CLOCK OUT 2
DATA OUT 2
(A,B)
DATA OUT 2
(A,B)
CLOCK OUT 1
A/D CLOCK
A/D CLOCK
A/D CLOCK
ADC-318/318A
CLOCK OUT 1
A/D CLOCK
(1)
8
DATA 1 (A, B)
ADC-318/318A
RSET
(1)
8
DATA 1 (A, B)
8
CLOCK OUT 2
A/D CLOCK
ADC-318/318A
8
RSET
CLOCK OUT 2
A/D CLOCK
(2)
8
DATA 2 (A, B)
ADC-318/318A
A/D CLOCK
RSET
RSET
8
(2)
8
DATA 2 (A, B)
A/D CLOCK
RSET
8
Figure 3-3: Parallel Operation without RSET Pulse
Figure 3-4: Parallel Operation using RSET Synchronization
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APPLICATION
Tdclk and Tdo2 at Ta=25°C , +Vs=+5.0V are;
Td clk: 5.0nsec min., 7.5nsec max.
Tdo2: 7.0nsec min., 9.5nsec max.
This device can be used in applications where 3 parallel
channels are synchronized. Conversion speed is the highest
in the de-multiplexed mode. It is difficult to control timing of
three channels at such a high speed. Two practical ways to
maintain timing for reading data into the system are given.
So long as devices are located on the same board and take
power from the same source, 2.5nsec min. of setup time for
data reading can be secured even though temperature and
power supply voltages vary. A timing diagram at 140MHz
sampling rate is shown in Figure 4a.
1. Clock output of one A/D is used in reading data of
other channels
Time delay of Clock Output and Output Data are
specified as:
Td clk (CLK OUT Delay) ; 4.5nSec min., 8.0nsec max.
Tdo2 (Output Data Delay); 6.5nSec min., 10nsec max.
2. To read output data of 3 channels into a gate array
Both output data lines and each clock output are read into a
gate array if the digital circuits after the A/D conversion
consist of one high speed gate array. An AND gate is
prepared to take the AND of each output signal which is
used for reading output data. The slowest rise time clock
determines the system clock. Thus adequate setup time is
secured. This method can be employed only when a high
speed gate array is used. The setup time is delayed by the
delay time of the AND gate. The use of a discrete IC gate is
not recommended because of its time delay characteristics.
See Figure 4b
These values apply over the operating temperature and
supply voltage ranges. Timing control of Tset (Setup Time)
seems to be very critical. It tends to lead by 0.5nsec as
temperature and supply voltages go lower. When A/D
converters for 3 channels are used on the same board,
temperature and supply voltages tend to change in the
same direction and effects caused by these changes
are negligible.
A/D CLCK
Th reset
RSET
5.0nS
(4.5nS)
Td clck min.
7.5nS
(8.0nS)
Td clck max.
CLK OUT
7.0nS
(6.5nS)
*Values in parenthesis are for
the entire operating temperature
and operating power supply ranges
Tset min. 2.5nS
Tdo2 min.
9.5nS
(10nS)
Tdo2 max.
Thold min. 6.5ns
OUTPUT
DATA (A, B)
14nS
Figure 4a: Timing diagram 1
A/D CLCK
Th reset
RSET
5.0nS
(4.5nS)
Td clck min.
7.5nS
(8.0nS)
CLK OUT
Td clck max.
*Values in parenthesis are for
the entire operating temperature
and operating power supply ranges
7.0nS
(6.5nS)
Tdo2 min.
Tdo2 max.
9.5nS
(10nS)
14nS
OUTPUT
DATA (A, B)
Tset min.
5.0nS+XnS
GATE ARRAY CLK
(CLK OUT 1, CLK OUT 2, CLK OUT 3)
Figure 4b: Timing diagram 2
6
Thold min.
6.5nS–XnS
1. The evaluation circuit shown employs PECL logic. Because of this, a 1Vp- p, 0V center, sine wave must be used as
the clock input (A/ D CLK) at CN3.
2. When analog signals are taken from the CN1 amplifier input “A” must be left open while “B” is short circuited. The
analog input signals at CN1 must be less than 800mVp- p, 0V and zero centered. The +AMP and –AMP supply pins
on the input amplifier are normally connected to +/- 5V which, along with the gain of -2 used with the CLC- 404 in this
circuit, will limit the amplifiers output dynamic range. To increase the amplifiers output dynamic range the +AMP pin
can be connected to +7V and the –AMP connected to -3V. V RT and V RB may require adjustment in this case.
3. When analog signals are input from CN2, the direct input, AC coupling can be achieved by inserting a 0.1µF
capacitor at” A” and a 10kOhm resistor at “B”. It is not necessary to be concerned about the output voltage of the
input amplifier. V RT may be limited in this case by NJM3403. The input voltage to the NJM3403 amplifier can be
adjusted to correct. Both V RT and V RB can be trimmed.
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ADC-318, ADC-318A
Figure 5: Evaluation Circuit Diagram
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ADC-318, ADC-318A
Figure 6: Typical Performance Curve
Fig. 4-1:
Supply Current vs. Temperature
Fig. 4-2:
Supply Current vs. Conversion Rate
Fig. 4-3:
Reference Current vs.Temperature
Fig. 4-4:
Error Rate vs. Conversion Rate
ADC-318
Reference Current (mA)
Supply Current (mA)
Supply Current (mA)
ADC-318A
160
ADC-318A
150
ADC-318
140
130
–25
160
ADC-318
150
140
0
TA –Ambient Temperature (°C)
100
50
–25
140
Conversion Rate (MHz)
10-8
fin = Fc/4–1KHz
Error> 16LSB
10-9
140
75
25
TA –Ambient Temperature (°C)
Fig. 4-6:
Allowable Ambient Temperature vs. Air Flow
Fig. 4-5:
SNR+THD vs. Input Signal Frequency
10-7
10-10
10
75
25
15
130
160
180
Conversion Rate (MHz)
Fig. 4-8:
Maximum Conversion Rate vs.Temperature
Fig. 4-7:
Analog Input Current vs.Voltage Inputs
°C
50
90
40
ADC-318: FC=120MHz
ADC-318A: FC=140MHz
30
80
Double-layer board
70
Single-layer board
60
20
200
Conversion Rate (MHz)
Analog Input Current (µA)
170
Four-layer board
SNR+THD (dB)
SNR+THD (dB)
ADC-318A
10-6
20
170
Error Rate (TPS)
170
VRT = +4V
VRB = +2V
100
160
ADC-318A
150
140
ADC-318
130
0
3
10
5
30
Input Frequency (MHz)
1
1
0
50
3
2
m/s
2
–25
4
3
VIN Pin Voltage (V)
25
75
TA –Ambient Temperature (°C)
Sine Wave Curvefit Test
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
–1
–2
–3
–4
–5
–6
–7
–8
VOLT/ (CODE)
0.5000
(192)
0.0000
(128)
–0.500
(64)
DEVIATION (LSB)
Fig. 4-9: Sine Wave Curvefit Test
1.0000
(256)
S/N Ratio 48.7dB
7.8 Effective Bits
Conditions
Sampling Frequency 120MHz
Signal Frequency 996kHz
4096 Points
MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS INCES (MM)
.602±.016
(15.3)
+.014
0.087 –.006
(2.2)
+.016
–.004
36
.472
(12.0)
25
+.008
37
0.004 –.004
(0.1)
24
0.035 ±.008
(0.9)
ORDERING INFORMATION
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ADC-318
ADC-318A
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+.006
0.031
(0.8)
+.004
0.006 –.002
(0.15)
.531
(13.5)
0.012 –.004
(0.3)
8-bit, 120MHz Flash A/D
8-bit, 140MHz Flash A/D
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