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SPT1175
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SPT1175 Datasheet PDF : 8 Pages
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TYPICAL INTERFACE CIRCUIT
The SPT1175 is an 8-bit analog-to-digital converter which
uses a two-step, ping-pong architecture to perform conver-
sions up to 20 MSPS. Figure 2 shows the typical interface
requirements when using the SPT1175 in normal operation.
The following sections describe the function and operation of
the device.
POWER SUPPLIES AND GROUNDING
The SPT1175 operates from a single +5 V power supply.
AVDD and DVDD must be supplied from the same source
(analog +5 V) to prevent a latch-up condition due to power
supply sequencing. Each power supply pin should be by-
passed as closely as possible to the device. For optimal
performance, both the AGND and DGND should be con-
nected to the system's analog ground plane.
ANALOG INPUT AND VOLTAGE REFERENCE
The SPT1175 input voltage range is VRT>VIN>VRB. Two
reference voltages (VRT and VRB) are required for device
operation. These voltages may be generated externally or
the SPT1175's internal reference may be used.
Inside the SPT1175, reference resistors are placed between
AVDD and VRTS and between AGND and VRBS so that VRTS
and VRBS generate the 2.6 V and 0.6 V references respec-
tively. (See figure 3.) In order to utilize the internal self-bias
reference voltage, VRTS is to be shorted with VRT and the
Figure 2 - Typical Interface Circuit
VRBS pin is to be shorted to the VRB pin. The self-bias internal
reference is not as stable over temperature and supply
variations as externally generated reference voltages but will
perform well in many commercial video applications.
Figure 3 - Reference Circuit Diagram
AVDD
5.0V
SPT1175
AGND
0V
2.6 V 0.6 V
DIGITAL INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
The analog input is sampled and tracked on the first 'H' cycle
of the external clock and is held from the falling edge of CLK.
The output remains valid (output hold time), and the new data
becomes valid (output delay time) after the rising edge of
CLK, delayed by 2.5 clock cycles. The clock input and output
enable input must be driven at CMOS-compatible levels.
EVALUATION BOARD
The EB1175 evaluation board is available to aid designers in
demonstrating the full performance of the SPT1175. This
board includes a reference circuit, clock driver circuit, output
data latches, and an on-board reconstruction DAC. An appli-
cation note describing the operation of the board is available.
Contact the factory for price and delivery.
10
10
10 +
+
10 +
+
+5
R1
2k
Q1
FB
+5 V
750 R9
-15 +15
C28
VIN
U1=Eleantec, EL2030
U2=OP.07
D1=D2=RCA, SK9091
Q1=Q2=2N2222A
FR=FairRite, 2743001111
All capacitors are 0.01 µF unless
otherwise specified.
C29
+
4
7
3
75
R35
2 _U1
R37
750
750
R36
+5 V
D1
D2
_
10 k
R6
2 U2
3+
6 R15
10
C58
C59
C8
C61
R10
7.5 k
C60
R8
Q2
-5
2k
750
+5
R2
13 DVDD
14 AVDD
15 AVDD
16 VRTS
17 VRT
18 AVDD
19 VIN
20 AGND
21 AGND
22 VRBS
23 VRB
24 DGND
R13
200
CLK 12
DVDD 11
D7 10(MSB)
D6 9
D5 8
D4 7
D3 6
Outputs
D2 5
D1 4
D0 3 (LSB)
DGND 2
OE 1
EN
3-ST
+5
NOTE: AVDD and DVDD must be supplied from the same source (Analog +5 V)
to prevent a latch-up condition due to power supply sequencing.
SPT1175
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6/24/97

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