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Also known as
iADC
Specifications
- ADC
- 1x Atmel/e2V AT84AD001B 8-bit Dual 1Gsps ADC
- Inputs
- Clock: 10MHz-1GHz 50Ohm 0dBm
- Signal:
- Sync: LVTTL (5V tolerant, (SN65LVDS1)
- Outputs
- 1x Tyco Z-DOK+ 40
differential pair connector
- 8x (1x8 or 2x4) 8-bit offset binary data
- 2x digital clocks to CASPER standard Z-DOK clock pins
- 1x Tyco Z-DOK+ 40
differential pair connector
- Control/Config
- 3-wire serial
- Miscellaneous
- 3.3V, 5V supply headers
- Schematics
Versions
- v1.0
- Uses Tyco M/A-COM TP-101 balun with 500kHz-1.5GHz bandwidth
- Uses right-angle through hole SMA connectors
- v1.1
- Uses MiniCircuits ADTL2-18 balun with 30MHz-1.8GHz bandwidth
- Uses end-launch surface mount SMA connectors
The recommended version to use is v1.1, unless the increased low-frequency performance is critical to your application. The analog inputs for v1.0 are routed with a balun bypass, and trace cuts are required for proper operation (see figure).
Upcoming Changes
Note: E2V is coming out with a new revision of their AT84AD001 ADC chip, Revision C. Revision B will be phased out this year. The Revision C ADC has some improvements (eg, better cross talk, improved ENOB...). The chip will probably work fine without any changes to our gateware, but we should test the new chip to make sure.
- Datasheet - AT84AD001CCEPW
- List of
Changes
- rev B --> rev C
- Product Change
Notification
- Notice of E2V plan to discontinue the older parts.