Analog Devices AN-1026 Application Note

This document discusses the design considerations for high-speed differential ADC drivers, including the advantages of differential inputs and the functions of ADC drivers.


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Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
Japanese
Pages
16
File format
PDF
File size
439 KB
Published
16 September, 2011
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The note provides a detailed analysis of high‑speed differential ADC driver design, including input termination, common‑mode voltage range, and coupling options. It explains how proper termination and impedance matching improve performance and reduce distortion.

It also presents example calculations, noise and distortion analysis, and a comprehensive table of ADC driver specifications (e.g., AD8132, AD8137, AD8138). The document helps designers select appropriate drivers and configure circuits for optimal bandwidth and output swing. This manual is written in Japanese.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Revision History
  • Input Termination for ADC Drivers
  • Input Common‑Mode Voltage Range (ICMVR)
  • Coupling and Input Stage Options
  • Output Swing and Bandwidth
  • Noise and Distortion
  • Specification Table

Specifications

Maximum bandwidth (example driver)350 MHz (AD8132)

Frequently asked questions

Why is input termination important for ADC drivers?

Terminating the transmission line with its characteristic impedance ensures impedance matching, which yields optimal performance for high‑speed signals.

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