MN5925 [SPECTRUM]

ADC, Flash Method, 12-Bit, 1 Func, 1 Channel, Parallel, Word Access, Bipolar, PDIP32, PLASTIC, DIP-32;
MN5925
型号: MN5925
厂家: SPECTRUM MICROWAVE, INC.    SPECTRUM MICROWAVE, INC.
描述:

ADC, Flash Method, 12-Bit, 1 Func, 1 Channel, Parallel, Word Access, Bipolar, PDIP32, PLASTIC, DIP-32

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MN5925  
12-Bit, 20MHz  
Sampling A/D Converter  
FEATURES  
DESCRIPTION  
The MN5925 is a monolithic 12-bit, 20MHz  
sampling A/D converter with an on-board input  
buffer and T/H amplifier. This device is packaged  
in a small 32-pin plastic DIP and consumes 1.1  
Watts of power from +/- 5V supplies.  
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12-Bit Resolution  
20MHz Sampling Rate  
120MHz Small Signal  
Input Bandwidth  
The MN5925 is TTL-compatible and provides an  
over-range output bit. The device is clocked from  
a single sampling clock.  
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+/-2.0V Input Range  
TTL-Compatible Digital  
Inputs/Outputs  
The device is available for commercial and  
industrial applications and is specified for 0°C to  
+70°C applications.  
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Small 32-Pin Plastic DIP  
APPLICATIONS  
1.1 Watt Power  
Consumption  
Video Digitizer  
RADAR  
Pulse Measurement  
Systems  
Infrared Imaging  
IF Digitizer  
Imaging  
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Dynamic Performance  
@ fin = 1MHz  
Communications  
SNR = 66dB min  
THD = 65dB min  
SINAD = 62dB  
SFDR = 74dB  
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MN5925 12-Bit 20MHz Sampling A/D Converter  
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS  
ORDERING INFORMATION  
PART NUMBER  
Operating Temperature Range  
Specified Temperature Range  
Storage Temperature Range  
Power Supplies  
0°C to +70°C  
MN5925  
0°C to +70°C  
-65°C to +150°C  
+/-6 Volts  
Standard model is specified for  
0°C to +70°C operation.  
Digital Inputs  
+VCC  
Analog Input  
VFT, VFB  
VFB<VIN>VFT  
+3.0V, -3.0V  
SPECIFICATIONS Typical at +25°C,  
SPECIFICATIONS  
ANALOG INPUT  
MIN.  
TYP.  
MAX  
UNITS  
Input Voltage Range  
Input Capacitance  
+/-2  
5
Volts  
pF  
Input Resistance  
Input Bias Current  
100  
300  
30  
k Ohms  
uA  
60  
Input Bandwidth (3dB Small Signal)  
120  
MHz  
DIGITAL INPUTS  
Logic Levels:  
TTL  
TTL  
DIGITAL OUTPUTS  
Logic Levels  
TRANSFER CHARACTERISTICS  
+ Full Scale Error  
- Full Scale Error  
+/-5  
+/-5  
LSB  
LSB  
No Missing Codes - Guaranteed  
DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS  
Conversion Rate  
20  
MHz  
Overvoltage Recovery Time  
Aperture Delay  
20  
1
nsec  
hsec  
Aperture Jitter  
5
psec-rms  
Output Propagation Delay  
Pipeline Delay  
14  
18  
1
hsec  
Clock  
Cycle  
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR)  
fIN = 500KHz  
64  
62  
67  
64  
dB  
dB  
fIN =3.58MHz  
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)  
fIN = 500kHz  
63  
59  
66  
61  
dB  
dB  
fIN =3.58MHz  
Signal-to-(Noise + Distortion) (SINAD)  
fIN = 500kHz  
60  
57  
63  
59  
dB  
dB  
fIN =3.58MHz  
Spurious Free Dynamic Range (SFDR)  
fIN =1MHz  
74  
dB  
POWER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS  
Power Supplies  
Power Consumption  
+/-5.00  
1.1  
Volts  
Watts  
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PIN DESIGNATIONS  
1. Digital Ground  
2. Bit 12 (LSB)  
3. Bit 11  
4. Bit 10  
5. Bit 9  
32. +5.0V Supply (Digital)  
31. -5.2V Supply  
30. Analog Ground  
29. +5.0V Supply (Analog)  
28. VFB  
1
32  
6. Bit 8  
27. VSB  
7. Bit 7  
26. VRT1  
8. Bit 6  
25. VRT2  
9. Bit 5  
10. Bit 4  
24. Analog Input  
23. VRT3  
11. Bit 3  
22. VST  
12. Bit 2  
21. VFT  
13. Bit 1 (MSB)  
14. Overrange  
15. Digital Ground  
16. +5.0V Supply (Digital)  
20. +5.0V Supply  
19. Analog Ground  
18. -5.2V Supply (Analog)  
17. Clock Input  
16  
17  
BLOCK DIAGRAM  
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION  
TYPICAL INTERFACE CIRCUIT - The  
criteria to consider for achieving  
optimum performance.  
MN5925  
requires  
few  
external  
components to achieve the stated  
operation and performance. The figure  
below shows the typical interface  
requirements when using the MN5925.  
POWER  
SUPPLIES  
AND  
GROUNDING - The MN5925 requires  
-5.2V and +5.0V power supplies. The  
+5V supply is common to both analog  
and digital circuitry. A ferrite bead in  
series with each supply line is intended  
to reduce the transient noise injected  
The  
following  
section  
provides  
additional information regarding the pin  
functions and critical performance  
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into the analog VCC. These beads  
should be connected as close to the  
device as possible. The connection  
between the beads and the MN5925  
should not be shared with any other  
device. Each power supply pin should  
be bypassed as close to the device as  
possible. Use 0.1uF for the -5.2V and  
+5.0V analog supplies. Use 0.01uF for  
the +5.0V digital supply. The use of  
the mid-point of the reference ladder  
(nominally 0.0V) while VSB is the sense  
line for the bottom of the reference  
resistor ladder (nominally -2.0V when -  
2.5V is applied to VFB). VRT1 and VRT3  
are quarter point ladder taps nominally  
at +1.0V and -1.0V respectively.  
The voltages seen at VST and VSB are  
the true full scale input voltages of the  
device when VFT and VFB are  
connected to +2.5V and -2.5V,  
respectively. VST and VSB should be  
used to monitor the actual full scale  
voltage points. VRT1, VRT2 and VRT3  
should not be driven to expected ideal  
values as is commonly done with  
standard flash converter devices. To  
minimize high-frequency noise injection  
into these points, it is recommended  
that each tap be decoupled to analog  
ground with a 0.01uF capacitor.  
chip  
capacitors  
is  
strongly  
recommended.  
Analog and digital ground are the two  
ground returns available on the  
MN5925. These two returns are  
isolated on the device. The use of  
separate digital and analog ground  
planes are recommended. Analog  
ground and Digital ground should  
connect together only at the MN5925  
through a ferrite bead.  
The analog input range will scale  
proportionally with respect to the  
reference voltage if a different input  
range is required. The maximum  
scaling factor for device operation is +/-  
20% of the recommended reference  
voltages of VFT and VFB. However,  
because the device is laser trimmed to  
optimize performance with +/-2.5V  
references, the accuracy of the device  
will degrade if operated outside of a 2%  
range.  
A Schottky or hot carrier diode  
between Analog Ground and -5.2V  
supply is required. The use of separate  
power supplies for +5V analog and  
+5V digital is not recommended due to  
the possibility of power supply  
sequencing latch-up conditions.  
VOLTAGE REFERENCES - The  
MN5925 requires the use of two  
voltage references: VFT and VFB  
(reference top and reference bottom).  
VFT is the force line for the top of the  
reference ladder (+2.5V), while VFB is  
the force line for the bottom of the  
reference ladder (-2.5V). Both voltages  
are applied across an internal  
reference ladder resistance of 800W.  
The +2.5V voltage source must be  
limited to 20mA maximum. In addition,  
there are five reference ladder taps.  
VST is the sense line for the top of the  
reference ladder (nominally at 2.0V  
when +2.5V is applied to VFT. VRT2 is  
An example of a recommended drive  
circuit is shown in figure 2. IC1 is the  
reference with a tolerance of 0.6% or  
+/-0.015V. The potentiometer R1 is  
10kW and supports  
a
minimum  
adjustment range of up to 150mV. IC2  
is recommended to be an OP-07 or  
equivalent device. R2 and R3 must be  
matched to within 0.1% with good TC  
tracking to maintain a 0.3LSB matching  
between VFT and VFB. If 0.1% matching  
is not met, then potentiometer R4 can  
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be used to adjust the VFB voltage to the  
desired level. R1 and R4 should be  
adjusted such that VST and VSB are  
exactly +2.0V and -2.0V respectively.  
output current required for the driving  
circuit is only 628uA.  
CLOCK INPUT - The MN5925 is  
driven from a single-ended TTL clock  
input. For optimal noise performance,  
the clock input rise time should be a  
minimum of 6nsec. Because of this  
requirement, the use of fast logic is  
recommended. The clock input duty  
cycle should be 50% where possible,  
but performance will not be degraded if  
kept within the range of 40%-60%.  
However, in any case, the clock pulse  
width high (TpwH) must be 300nsec  
maximum to ensure proper operation  
of the internal T/H amplifier (please  
refer to the timing diagrams). The  
analog input signal is latched on the  
rising edge of the clock.  
The following errors are defined:  
+FS Error = top of the ladder offset  
voltage = D(+FS-VST)  
-FS Error = bottom of ladder offset  
voltage = D(-FS-VSB)  
Where the +FS (full scale) input  
voltage is defined as the output 1LSB  
above the transition 1111 1111 1110 to  
1111 1111 1111 and the -FS (full  
scale) input voltage is defined as the  
output 1LSB below the transition of  
0000 0000 0001 to 0000 0000  
0000.  
ANALOG INPUT - The full scale input  
The clock input must be driven from  
fast TTL logic (VIH<4.5V, rise time  
<6nsec). In the event the clock is  
driven from a high current source, use  
a 100W resistor in series to current limit  
to approximately 45mA.  
range will be 80% of the reference  
DIGITAL OUTPUTS - The format of  
the digital output data is straight binary  
(see coding table). The outputs are  
latched on the rising edge of the clock  
with a propagation delay of 14nsec  
typical. There is a one clock cycle  
latency between clock and output data  
(please see timing diagrams).  
voltage or +/-2V for VFB = -2.5V and VFT  
= +2.5V.  
The rise and fall times of digital output  
data bits are not symmetrical. The  
propagation delay for a logic “0” to a  
logic “1” transition is typically 14nsec  
while the transition from a logic “1” to a  
logic “0” is typically 6nsec. The non-  
symmetrical rise and fall times of data  
output bits creates approximately  
8nsec of invalid data.  
The drive requirements for the analog  
inputs are minimal when compared to  
conventional flash A/D converters due  
to the MN5925’s extremely low input  
capacitance of only 5pF and high input  
impedance of 300kW. For example, for  
an input signal of +/-2Vp-p with an  
input frequency of 10MHz, the peak  
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When this condition occurs, the  
outputs will switch to all logic “1’s”. All  
other data outputs are unaffected by  
this operation.  
OVERRANGE  
OUTPUT  
-
The  
overrange output bit is an indication  
that the analog input has exceeded the  
full scale voltage by at least 1LSB.  
TIMING DIAGRAMS  
DIGITAL OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS  
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TIMING PARAMETERS  
PARAMETER  
DESCRIPTION  
MIN  
TYP  
MAX  
18  
UNITS  
nsec  
td  
Clock to Data Valid  
Clock Pulse Width High  
Clock Pulse Width Low  
14  
tpwH  
tpwL  
20  
20  
300  
nsec  
nsec  
SINGLE EVENT TIMING  
APPLICATIONS DIAGRAM  
PACKAGE OUTLINE  
Symbol  
Inches  
Millimeters  
Min  
Max  
0.099  
0.20  
Min  
Max  
2.51  
0.51  
2.67  
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
0.081  
0.016  
0.095  
2.06  
0.41  
2.41  
0.105  
0.050 typ  
1.27 typ  
0.040  
0.175  
1.580  
0.585  
0.009  
0.600  
1.02  
4.45  
0.225  
1.620  
0.605  
0.012  
0.620  
5.72  
41.15  
15.37  
0.30  
40.13  
14.86  
0.23  
J
15.24  
15.75  
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