ADS6124EVM

Series:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Number of A/D Converters:	1
Number of Bits:	12
Sampling Rate (Per Second):	105M
Data Interface:	Serial, Parallel
Input Range:	2 Vpp
Power (Typ) @ Conditions:	374mW @ 105MSPS
Utilized IC / Part:	ADS6124
Supplied Contents:	Board(s)

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Introduction

The ADS6124EVM application field are designed for evaluation of Texas Instruments ADS6124 Analog to Digital Converter (ADC). It offers a variety of features and connectors to make testing of this ADC quick and easy. This board supports industry-standard connectors at the analog and digital inputs and outputs, as well as testing and calibration features to ensure accuracy and reliability. In addition to the ADS6124 ADC, the board also includes a low-noise, low-power stabilized voltage reference and an oscilloscope to monitor the performance of the ADC.

Application Field

The ADS6124EVM application field covers a wide range of instrument and system-level applications, including those that require precise measurements of analog signals such as audio, communications, and video. It can be used to measure the analog signal range, or it can be employed to sample multiple analog signals simultaneously. In either case, the ADS6124 ADC provides excellent accuracy and precision, while offering a relatively low power consumption.

Working Principle

The ADS6124 ADC evaluates analog signals by sampling an incoming input signal and then quantizing the incoming signal into discrete digital values. This is done by converting the analog voltage level to a digital value proportional to the input voltage level. The ADC is made up of two major components, the analog-to-digital converter and the analog-to-digital signal chain. The analog-to-digital converter is responsible for converting the analog signal into a digital format that the ADC can process.The analog-to-digital signal chain consists of a series of switches and registers that take the analog signal and quantize it into discrete digital values. The switches set the gain of the signal chain, and the registers take the output of the converter and translate the data into the corresponding digital values. The ADC also includes a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) which converts the input signal back into analog values for display or processing.Once the ADC has converted the input signal into its digital value, the remaining task is to convert the digital value back into an analog signal and the signal can be acquired to be used for further processing. The ADS6124EVM board can be used to simplify this process by providing an oscilloscope to monitor the results of the conversion. Additionally, this board offers flexible test capability to evaluate the ADC performance, as well as calibration features to ensure max accuracy.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the ADS6124EVM application field is a powerful tool for evaluating the Texas Instruments ADS6124 Analog to Digital Converter (ADC). This evaluation board offers a variety of features to make testing of this ADC quick and easy, including industry-standard connectors at the analog and digital inputs and outputs, as well as testing and calibration features to ensure accuracy and reliability. Its working principle includes the analog-to-digital converter and analog-to-digital signal chain, which quantize the incoming analog signal into discrete digital values, and an oscilloscope to monitor the output of the conversion.

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