HIGH, then output data “N-3” will be valid on the rising
edge of Convert Command “N”. These timing relationships
are valid at any conversion rate up to 5.12MHz, the data
setup time before the rising Convert Command edge is about
50ns.
Data should be latched into external TTL latches that can
operate reliably with a set-up time of 6ns minimum. Two
74F574 hex latches are recommended.
DATA OUTPUT
(2) Data Valid timing option (pin 29 = LOW)—With this
option, data from conversion “N” becomes valid after a
fixed delay from the rising edge of Convert Command “N”.
The delay is about 165ns . At about t = 185ns, the Data Valid
strobe signal will rise. This strobe signal may be connected
directly to the clock input of the external data latches,
providing a data setup time of approximately 20ns.
Output logic inversion can be accomplished by programming
pin 27. Binary Two’s Complement or Inverted Binary Two's
Complement output data format is available (Table II).
The ADC614 output logic is TTL compatible. The 3-state
output is controlled by ENABLE pin 25. For normal opera-
tion pin 25 will be tied LO. A logic HI on pin 25 will switch
the output data register to a high-impedance state (Figure
14). Output OFF leakage current IOZL and IOZH will be less
than 50µA over the converter's specified operating tempera-
ture range. The 3-state output should be isolated from noisy
digital bus lines as the noise can couple back through the
OFF data register and create noise in the ADC.
See Figure 13 for timing relationships. Pin 28 must be left
HIGH at all times when using the Data Valid timing option.
This method does not require subsequent conversions in
order to read the data (i.e., single-shot conversion capabil-
ity). Therefore, the Data Valid option is useful in systems
where the very first data latch output after power-up must
represent a valid conversion.
DIGITAL INPUTS
Logic inputs are TTL compatible. Open inputs will assume
a HI logic state; unused inputs may be allowed to float or
they may be tied to an appropriate TTL logic level.
DATA LATCHED BY
CONVERT COMMAND
DATA LATCHED BY
DATA VALID STROBE
PIN NUMBER
N-2
N-1
N-1
28
29
HI
HI
LO
HI
HI
LO
OFFSET AND GAIN ADJUSTMENT
The ADC614 is carefully laser-trimmed to achieve its rated
accuracy without external adjustments. If desired, both gain
error and input offset voltage error may be trimmed with
external potentiometers (Figure 15). Trim range is typically
only 0.1%; large offsets and gain changes should be made
TABLE I. Pipeline Delay Selection Logic.
DIGITAL DATA OUTPUT LOGIC CODING
BINARY TWO'S INVERTED BINARY
COMPLEMENT (BTC) TWO'S COMPLEMENT
INPUT VOLTAGE
(EXACT CENTER OF CODE)
PIN 27 = LO
(BTC) PIN 27 = HI
+FS (+1.25V)
01111111111111(1)
01111111111111
01111111111110
01100000000000
01000000000000
00100000000000
00000000000001
00000000000000
11111111111111
11100000000000
11000000000000
10100000000000
10000000000001
10000000000000
10000000000000(1)
10000000000000
10000000000001
10011111111111
10111111111111
11011111111111
11111111111110
11111111111111
00000000000000
00011111111111
00111111111111
01011111111111
01111111111110
01111111111111
+FS –1LSB (+1.24985V)
+FS –2LSB (+1.24969V)
+3/4 FS (+0.9375V)
+1/2 FS (+0.6250V)
+1/4 FS (+0.3125V)
+1LSB (+152µV)
Insulated
ADC614
BNC
45
Signal
Input
Signal
Input
Bipolar Zero (0V)
–1LSB (–152µV)
R
T
–1/4 FS (–0.3125V)
–1/2 FS (–0.625V)
–3/4 FS (–0.9375V)
–FS + 1LSB (–1.24985V)
–FS (–1.25V)
46
Analog
Common
Balun
Transformer
MSB
NOTE: (1) Indicates overrange condition.
LSB
MSB
LSB
R
= Cable Termination Impedance
T
FIGURE 6. Floating-Input Balun Transformer.
TABLE II. Coding Table for 14-bit ±1.25V ADC Function.
Amidon FT 50-43
Ferrite Core
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
Impedance = 1:1
#26 AWG Bifilar Wound
FIGURE 7. Common-Mode Choke Transformer Windings.
®
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ADC614