Analog Devices AD7400A Isolated Modulator Application Note

This document describes how to convert the AD7400A into an isolated amplifier using a simple RC filter or more sophisticated active filters. The AD7400A is an isolated ΣΔ modulator typically used to measure current or monitor DC bus voltage in motor drives.


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Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
151 KB
Published
02 August, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
AD7400A
MD5 checksum
3AFC689DB03CA0DFD0AA9F0DE4D55394

About this manual

The AD74xx family of isolated ADCs is typically used with FPGAs or DSPs in motor drives. However, this document explains a straightforward method to convert the AD7400A into an isolated amplifier using a simple RC filter, suitable for use with less capable microcontrollers.

What's inside

  • Basic Operation of Isolated ADCs
  • How to Use AD7400A as an Isolated Amplifier
  • Considerations for Implementation
  • Microcontroller Interface
  • Output Voltage Levels

Frequently asked questions

What is the usable linear input range for the AD7400A?

The usable linear input range is +250mV.

What is the typical output data rate of the AD7400A?

The typical output data rate is 10 MHz.

Can an RC filter provide a bandwidth of 100 kHz?

Yes, a simple RC filter has been shown to provide bandwidths up to 100 kHz.

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