ANALOG DEVICES CN-0192 Circuit notes Manual

The document introduces the connection and reference devices for the AD2S1210 rotary digital converter, and provides related circuit evaluation boards and design support. The AD2S1210 is a variable resolution 10-bit to 16-bit R/D converter with a built-in reference oscillator, suitable for providing motor shaft position/velocity feedback information in automotive and industrial applications. The document also introduces a high-current driver for AD2S1210 reference signal output, which uses the AD8662 dual-channel, low-noise, precision operational amplifier and discrete complementary emitter follower output stage.


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Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
353 KB
Published
26 December, 2011
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The document presents circuit notes for the AD2S1210 rotary‑to‑digital converter (RDC). It includes reference circuit diagrams, component selections, and design considerations for driving rotary sensors in automotive and industrial applications. The notes describe a high‑current driver built around AD8662 op‑amps and detail gain setting, common‑mode voltage, and filtering.

Evaluation support is provided through the AD2S1210 evaluation board (EVAL‑AD2S1210EDZ) and the converter development platform (EVAL‑CED1Z). The manual points to additional resources such as data sheets, application notes, and user guides for further design integration.

What's inside

  • Circuit Notes
  • Reference Circuits
  • Evaluation Boards
  • Design and Integration Files
  • Circuit Description
  • Common Variations
  • Circuit Evaluation and Testing
  • Further Reading

Specifications

Resolution10‑bit to 16‑bit
Operating Temperature Range-40 °C to +125 °C
Supply Voltage (IC)5 V
Supply Voltage (Buffer)12 V
Gain (R1,R2)1.54 (R1=10 kΩ, R2=15.4 kΩ)
Maximum Tracking Rate3,125 tps
Position Error (16‑bit)±5.3 arc‑minutes

Frequently asked questions

What supply voltage does the AD2S1210 require?

The AD2S1210 operates from a 5 V supply.

What is the typical output amplitude of the excitation buffer?

The buffer provides a 3.6 V p‑p sine output that results in a 72 V p‑p differential signal.

What temperature range is supported by the AD2S1210?

It is rated for an extended industrial temperature range from –40 °C to +125 °C.

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