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High Speed Differential ADC Driver Design Considerations

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High Speed Differential ADC Driver Design Considerations  
by John Ardizzoni and Jonathan Pearson  
For the discussions that follow, some definitions are in order.  
If the input signal is balanced, VIP and VIN are nominally equal  
in amplitude and opposite in phase with respect to a common  
reference voltage. When the input is single-ended, one input is  
at a fixed voltage, and the other varies with respect to it. In either  
case, the input signal is defined as VIP – VIN.  
INTRODUCTION  
Most modern high performance ADCs use differential inputs to  
reject common-mode noise and interference, increase dynamic  
range by a factor of 2, and improve overall performance due to  
balanced signaling. Though ADCs with differential inputs can  
accept single-ended input signals, optimum ADC performance  
is achieved when the input signal is differential. ADC drivers—  
circuits often specifically designed to provide such signals—perform  
many important functions, including amplitude scaling, single-  
ended-to-differential conversion, buffering, common-mode offset  
adjustment, and filtering. Since the introduction of the AD8138,  
differential ADC drivers have become essential signal conditioning  
elements in data acquisition systems.  
The differential-mode input voltage, VIN, dm, and the common-  
mode input voltage, VIN, cm, are defined in Equation 1 and  
Equation 2.  
V
IN, dm = VIP VIN  
(1)  
VIP +VIN  
VIN, cm  
=
(2)  
2
This common-mode definition is intuitive when applied to  
balanced inputs, but it is also valid for single-ended inputs.  
R
F1  
R
G1  
V
V
A
+
V
IP  
V
ON  
The output also has a differential mode and a common mode,  
defined in Equation 3 and Equation 4.  
V
V
IN, dm  
OCM  
OUT, dm  
V
V
+
IN  
OP  
V
R
A
G2  
R
F2  
VOUT, dm = VOP VON  
VOP +VON  
(3)  
Figure 1. Differential Amplifier  
VOUT, cm  
=
(4)  
A basic fully differential voltage-feedback ADC driver is shown  
in Figure 1. Two differences from a traditional op-amp feedback  
circuit can be seen. The differential ADC driver has an additional  
output terminal (VON) and an additional input terminal (VOCM).  
These terminals provide great flexibility when interfacing  
signals to ADCs that have differential inputs.  
2
Note the difference between the actual output common-mode  
voltage, VOUT, cm, and the VOCM input terminal, which establishes  
the output common-mode level.  
The analysis of differential ADC drivers is considerably more  
complex than that of traditional op amps. To simplify the algebra, it  
is expedient to define two feedback factors, β1 and β2, as given  
in Equation 5 and Equation 6.  
Instead of a single-ended output, the differential ADC driver  
produces a balanced differential output, with respect to VOCM  
,
between VOP and VON. (P indicates positive and N indicates  
negative.) The VOCM input controls the output common-mode  
voltage. As long as the inputs and outputs stay within their  
specified limits, the output common-mode voltage must equal  
the voltage applied to the VOCM input. Negative feedback and  
high open-loop gain cause the voltages at the amplifier input  
terminals, VA+ and VA–, to be essentially equal.  
RG1  
F1 + RG1  
β1 =  
β2 =  
(5)  
(6)  
R
RG2  
F2 + RG2  
R
Rev. 0  
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