Recent #ADC news in the semiconductor industry
➀ Texas Instruments has introduced a series of isolated ADCs for robot motor control up to 60V;
➁ These ADCs feature 200V barriers and are available in 8pad 3.5 x 2.7mm VSON packaging;
➂ The devices offer various input ranges and resolutions, suitable for current sensing and other applications.
➀ Texas Instruments (TI) has developed what it claims to be the 'first fully functional isolated modulators';
➁ These modulators, AMC0106M05, AMC0136, and AMC0106M25, offer increased precision and resolution for phase current sensing and DC voltage sensing;
➂ The modulators are designed to be compact, enabling more precise motor control in robotics designs.
➀ Briefly introduces ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) and its basic functions;
➁ Discusses the author's personal experience with SAR ADC and the importance of engineering experience over theory;
➂ Explains the three main steps of ADC: sampling, quantization, and coding;
➃ Describes various ADC specifications and classifications, including static and dynamic parameters, and different types of ADC structures such as full-flash, two-step, pipeline, integrating, successive approximation, and sigma-delta ADCs.
➀ The reference design TIDA-010128 by Texas Instruments (TI) presents a high-performance 20.8 GSPS sampling system using RF-sampling ADCs in a time-interleaved configuration.
➁ This design tackles challenges like offset, gain, and sampling time mismatch by utilizing the noiseless aperture delay adjustment feature of the ADC12DJ5200RF device.
➂ The design supports JESD204B with up to 32 lanes and includes a low-noise clock generator and a companion power reference design achieving over 85% efficiency.