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TIPL 4301 TI Precision Labs ADCs Created by Art Kay Luis Chioye Presented by Peggy Liska 1 Time Domain vs Frequency Domain 2 1Vpk 1kHz 01Vpk 10kHz Sum of both signals Fourier Spectrum for ID: 724855

thd snr ratio domain snr thd domain ratio frequency 1vpk time measured distortion harmonic total ideal material noise adc

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Introduction to Frequency DomainTIPL 4301 TI Precision Labs – ADCs

Created by Art Kay, Luis ChioyePresented by Peggy Liska

1Slide2

Time Domain vs. Frequency Domain2

1Vpk @ 1kHz

0.1Vpk @ 10kHz

Sum of both signals

Fourier Spectrum for

Vout

1Vpk @ 1kHz

0.1Vpk @ 10kHz

Time Domain

Frequency DomainSlide3

Infinite Series for a Triangle Wave3

Time Domain

Frequency Domain

 

 Slide4

Dynamic Characteristics4Slide5

Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)5Slide6

Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)6

Measured Ratio:

Measured dB:

Ideal ADC SNR:

Where N is the number of bits

e.g. N

= 10 for a 10 bit converter

Measured Ratio:

Measured dB:

Ideal ADC SNR:

Where N is the number of bits

e.g. N

= 10 for a 10 bit converterSlide7

Ideal SNR calculation from Resolution 7

According to the previous equation:

 Slide8

Nonlinearity8Slide9

Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), SINAD9Slide10

Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), THD+N, SINAD10Slide11

Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), THD+N11Slide12

Thanks for your time!Please try the quiz.12Slide13

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