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AD4058BCPZ-R2 数据表(HTML) 18 Page - Analog Devices |
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18 / 66 page ![]() Data Sheet AD4052/AD4058 THEORY OF OPERATION analog.com Rev. B | 18 of 66 Figure 36. AD4052/AD4058 Functional Block Diagram OVERVIEW The AD4052/AD4058 are compact, ultra-low power, 16-bit, Easy Drive SAR ADCs. The AD4052/AD4058 feature set eases the de- sign of low-power precision measurement systems by reducing the AFE design constraints and minimizing the digital host overhead. The low input capacitance and wide common-mode input range broaden the selection of compatible AFE components, allowing for simpler and lower power signal chain solutions. The block averaging filter provides noise reduction while offloading computa- tions from the host processor. The internal timer block enables autonomous monitoring modes, burst sampling, and device power cycling controls synchronized to the ADC sampling instant. The CHOP signal can be used as the control signal for an auto-zero amplifier that employs chopping in applications that require very low 1/f noise and offset error. Various hardware interrupts allow the digital host to sleep between user-defined events. The AD4052/AD4058 offer a unique balance of performance and power efficiency, with 86.1 dB of SNR and guaranteed INL of ±0.5 LSBs at only 1.35 nJ per conversion. The AD4052 only consumes 2.7 mW at 2 MSPS and the AD4058 only consumes 0.68 mW at 500 kSPS when operated on a single 3.3 V supply. The power dissipation scales linearly with sample rate for both the AD4052 and the AD4058 (see Figure 27). The devices consume 4.1 μW standby power while not performing conversions. A sleep mode is available to further reduce standby power to 430 nW during long periods of idle operation. The AD4052/AD4058 feature 4-wire SPI with CRC for device con- figuration and ADC data readback, and the SPI is compatible with 1.8 V to 3.3 V logic levels. The AD4052/AD4058 have several operating modes, each opti- mized for either high precision measurement or power-efficient signal monitoring. The Theory of Operation section describes the AD4052/AD4058 functional blocks, and the Modes of Operation section describes the utilization of the functional blocks in each operating mode. The Serial Interface section describes the SPI protocols for accessing configuration registers and ADC data. The Register Summary section documents the configuration registers. CONVERTER OPERATION The AD4052/AD4058 operate in two phases, the acquisition phase and the conversion phase. In the acquisition phase, the internal track-and-hold circuitry is connected to each input pin (IN+ and IN−) and acquires the voltage on each pin independently. The AD4052/ AD4058 remain in the acquisition phase until the convert start trigger occurs to initiate a conversion. At the start of the conversion phase, the track-and-hold circuitry samples the acquired analog input signal, and the SAR ADC core generates a corresponding 16-bit digital code. The conversion phase ends when the 16-bit conversion result is ready, which is given by the tCONV specification in Table 2. The AD4052/AD4058 acquisition and conversion phases overlap to maximize acquisition time (tACQ). In sample mode and averaging mode, the conversion phase is started by a rising edge on the CNV pin. The AD4052/AD4058 offer several modes where the convert start is triggered by an internal oscillator instead, including the autonomous modes. Refer to the Modes of Operation section for specific ADC timing information for each of the relevant operating modes. Transfer Function Figure 37 shows the ideal transfer function of the AD4052/AD4058 SAR ADC cores. The AD4052/AD4058 encode the sampled voltage difference between IN+ and IN− as a fraction of the full-scale range (FSR) into a 16-bit digital code. The unit of 1 LSB refers to the smallest discrete voltage step that can be resolved by the ADC and is a function of the VREF voltage. In averaging and burst averaging modes, the block averaging filter averages multiple 16-bit samples into one 20-bit code. Table 11 and Table 12 summarize the mapping of input voltages to digital output codes. |
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