Analog Devices has also introduced the AD7961 16-bit PulSAR A/D converter, which achieves excellent SNR (signal-to-noise ratio) performance (95.5 dB) and INL (+/- 0.2 LSB INL) at 5-MSPS.
The AD7961 and AD7960 PulSAR A/D converters provide a pin-compatible upgrade/downgrade path for 16- and 18 –bit data acquisition applications in instrumentation and healthcare. They include a flexible, low-noise LVDS (low-voltage differential signaling) interface which transfers data off chip at speeds up to 300 MHz.
Related evaluation tools such as reference circuits, development kits and FPGA mezzanine cards include all HDL code and device drivers for easy integration with FPGAs and support faster development in a simplified design environment.
The AD7960 can be used with the ADA4897 low-power, rail-to-rail output amplifier, the AD8031 rail-to-rail I/O amplifier and the ADR4540 or the ADR4550 voltage references to provide a complete low-power, high-precision signal chain.
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Anglia and Analog Devices are hosting two in depth technical workshops in April. The workshops will focus on the exploration of the signal chain and techniques to quantify noise, signal conditioning of analog /digital converters.
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