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Integrated Device Technology
ADC1610S series
Single 16-bit ADC; CMOS or LVDS DDR digital output
11. Application information
11.1 Device control
The ADC1610S can be controlled via SPI or directly via the I/O pins (Pin control mode).
11.1.1 SPI and Pin control modes
The device enters Pin control mode at power-up, and remains in this mode as long as pin
CS
is held HIGH. In Pin control mode, the SPI pins SDIO, CS and SCLK are used as
static control pins.
SPI control mode is enabled by forcing pin CS
LOW. Once SPI control mode has been
enabled, the device remains in this mode. The transition from Pin control mode to SPI
control mode is illustrated in Figure 15.
When the device enters SPI control mode, the output data standard and data format are
determined by the level on pin SDIO when a transition is triggered by a falling edge on pin
CS
.
11.1.2 Operating mode selection
The active ADC1610S operating mode (Power-up, Power-down or Sleep) can be selected
using bits OP_MODE[1:0] of the Reset and operating mode register (see Table 20) or
using pins PWD and OE
in Pin control mode, as described in Table 10.
11.1.3 Selecting the output data standard
The output data standard (CMOS or LVDS DDR) can be selected via the SPI interface
(see Table 23) or using pin ODS in Pin control mode. LVDS DDR is selected when ODS is
HIGH, otherwise CMOS is selected.
Fig 15. Control mode selection
R/W
SPI control mode
Pin control mode
Data format
offset binary
Data format
two's complement
LVDS DDR
SDIO/ODS
SCLK/DFS
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CMOS
CS
Table 10. Operating mode selection pin PWD/OE
Pin PWD/OE Power mode Output high-Z
GND Power-down yes
1/3 V
DDA
Sleep yes
2/3 V
DDA
Power-up yes
V
DDA
Power-up no
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ADC1610S series
Single 16-bit ADC; CMOS or LVDS DDR digital output
11.1.4 Selecting the output data format
The output data format can be selected via the SPI interface (offset binary, two’s
complement or gray code; see Table 23) or using pin DFS in Pin control mode (offset
binary or two’s complement). Offset binary is selected when DFS is LOW. When DFS is
HIGH, two’s complement is selected.
11.2 Analog inputs
11.2.1 Input stage
The analog input of the ADC1610S supports a differential or a single-ended input drive.
Optimal performance is achieved using differential inputs with the common-mode input
voltage (V
I(cm)
) on pins INP and INM set to 0.5V
DDA
.
The full-scale analog input voltage range is configurable between 1 V (p-p) and 2 V (p-p)
via a programmable internal reference (see Section 11.3 and Table 22).
The equivalent circuit of the sample and hold input stage, including Electrostatic
Discharge (ESD) protection and circuit and package parasitics, is shown in Figure 16.
The sample phase occurs when the internal clock (derived from the clock signal on pin
CLKP/CLKM) is HIGH. The voltage is then held on the sampling capacitors. When the
clock signal goes LOW, the stage enters the hold phase and the voltage information is
transmitted to the ADC core.
Fig 16. Input sampling circuit
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INP
Package ESD Parasitics
Switch
R
on
= 15 Ω
4 pF
4 pF
Sampling
capacitor
Sampling
capacitor
Switch
R
on
= 15 Ω
INM
8
7
Internal
clock
Internal
clock
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11.2.2 Anti-kickback circuitry
Anti-kickback circuitry (R-C filter in Figure 17) is needed to counteract the effects of a
charge injection generated by the sampling capacitance.
The RC filter is also used to filter noise from the signal before it reaches the sampling
stage. The value of the capacitor should be chosen to maximize noise attenuation without
degrading the settling time excessively.
The component values are determined by the input frequency and should be selected so
as not to affect the input bandwidth.
11.2.3 Transformer
The configuration of the transformer circuit is determined by the input frequency. The
configuration shown in Figure 18 would be suitable for a baseband application.
Fig 17. Anti-kickback circuit
Table 11. RC coupling versus input frequency, typical values
Input frequency (MHz) Resistance () Capacitance (pF)
3MHz 25 12 pF
70 MHz 12 8pF
170 MHz 12 8pF
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R
R
C
INP
INM
Fig 18. Single transformer configuration suitable for baseband applications
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100 nF100 nF
100 nF
100 nF
25 Ω
25 Ω
25 Ω
25 Ω
12 pF
INP
INM
VCM
100 nF
analog
input
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100 nF

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