DATEL ADC-304-3, ADC-304 Datasheet

INPUT/OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

PLASTIC DIP PACKAGE

PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION

1 BIT 1 (MSB) 28 MINV
2 BIT 2 27 V

M

3 BIT 3 26 V

B

4 BIT 4 25 ANALOG GND
5 DIGITAL GND 24 NO CONNECT
6 +5V POWER 23 ANALOG INPUT
7 –5.2V POWER 22 NO CONNECT
8 –5.2V POWER 21 ANALOG INPUT

9 –5.2V POWER 20 NO CONNECT
10 +5V POWER 19 ANALOG GND
11 DIGITAL GND 18 V

T

12 LINV 17 CLOCK INPUT
13 BIT 5 16 BIT 8 (LSB)
14 BIT 6 15 BIT 7

FEATURES

• 8-bit resolution

• 20MHz conversion rate

• ±1/2LSB maximum nonlinearity

• 8MHz input bandwidth

• Low power consumption, 375mW

• TTL compatible

• Single or dual supply operation

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Datel’s ADC-304 is an 8-bit, 20MHz analog-to-digital flash
converter. The ADC-304 offers many performance features not
obtainable from other flash A/D’s.

Key reatures include a low power dissipation of 375mW and
TTL-compatible outputs. A wide analog input bandwidth of
8MHz (–3dB) allows operation without the need of a sample­hold. Also, single +5V supply operation is obtainable with an
input range of +3 to +5V, eliminating the need for an additional
power supply. A 0 to –2V input range is available with ±5V
supply operation.

Another novel feature of the ADC-304 is its user-selectable
output coding. The MINV and LINV pins allow selection of
binary, complementary binary, and if external offset circuitry is
used for bipolar inputs, offset binary, two’s complement and
complementary two’s complement coding.

The ADC-304 is supplied in a 28-pin plastic DIP or a 28-pin
plastic SOP package. Operating temperature range is –20 to
+75°C. Storage temperature range is –55 to +150°C.

INPUT/OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

PLASTIC SOP PACKAGE

PIN FUNCTION PIN FUNCTION

1 ANALOG INPUT 28 ANALOG INPUT

2 V

B

SENSE 27 VT SENSE
3 ANALOG GND 26 ANALOG GND
4 V

B

25 V

T

5 V

M

24 CLOCK INPUT
6 NO CONNECT 23 BIT 8 (LSB)
7 MINV 22 BIT 7
8 BIT 1 (MSB) 21 BIT 6
9 BIT 2 20 BIT 5

10 BIT 3 19 LINV
11 BIT 4 18 DIGITAL GND
12 DIGITAL GND 17 +5V POWER
13 +5V POWER 16 OVERRANGE
14 –5.2V POWER 15 –5.2V POWER

Figure 1. ADC-304 Functional Block Diagram

INNOVATION and EX C ELL E N C E

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BIT 1 (MSB)

BIT 2

BIT 3

BIT 4

OVERRANGE ➀

CLOCK

INPUT

BIT 8 (LSB)

LINV

BIT 7
BIT 6

BIT 5

ANALOG

INPUT

VB

VB SENSE ➀

R/2

R/2

R/2

R

R

R

R

7

6

6

6

2

5

6

-

T

O

-

2

4

B

I

T

E

N

C

O

D

E

R

2

4

-

T

O

-

8

B

I

T

E

N

C

O

D

E

R

L

A

T

C

H

O

U

T

P

U

T

B

U

F

F

E

R

6

COMPARATOR

LATCH

1

256

129

128

3

2

1

VM

VT SENSE ➀

MINV

➀

THESE PINS ARE AVAILABLE ON SOP PACKAGE ONLY

V

T

ANALOG

INPUT

ADC-304

8-Bit, 20MHz, Low-Power

Flash A/D Converters

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ADC-304

FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS

Unless otherwise noted, the following specifications apply to the ADC-304 when used
either with a single or dual power source. The test conditions are:

For single power supply operation: For dual power supply operation:

+V

S

= +5V, DIG GND = 0V +VS = +5V, DIG GND = 0V

–V

S

= 0V, VT = +5V –VS = –5.2V, VT = 0V,

V

B

= +3V, TA = +25°C VB = –2V, TA = +25°C

ANA GND = +5V, f

s = 20MHz ANA GND = 0V, fs = 20MHz

ANALOG INPUTS MIN. TYP. MAX. UNITS

Input Range V

B

V

T

Volts

Input Capacitance — 30 35 pF
Input Bias Current 15 50 100 µA
Offset Voltage

V

T

–8 –13 –19 mV

V

B

0 +5 +11 mV

DIGITAL INPUTS

Logic Levels

Logic “1” +2.0 — — Volts
Logic “0” — — +0.8 Volts

Logic Input Currents

Logic “1” — –100 –150 µA
Logic “0” –0.1 –0.32 –0.5 mA

PERFORMANCE

Conversion Rate ➀ 20 — — MHz
Integral Nonlinearity — — ±1/2 LSB
Differential Nonlinearity — — ±1/2 LSB
Differential Gain Error ➁ — — 1.5 %
Differential Phase Error ➁ — — 0.5 degrees
Aperture Delay Ta 5 7 9 ns
Aperture Uncertainty — 30 — ps
Signal-to-Noise and Distortion

(V

in = full scale, fs = 20MHz)

f

in = 1MHz 47 dB

f

in = 5MHz 43 dB

f

in = 10MHz 35 dB

Clock Pulse Width

Tpw1 35 — — ns
Tpw0 10 — — ns

Reference Pin Current 11 15 18 mA
Reference Resistance (V

T

to VB) — 130 — Ohms

Reference Input (dual supply)

V

T

–0.1 0 +0.1 Volts

V

B

–1.8 –2.0 –2.2 Volts

Footnotes:

➀ f

in = 1kHz, ramp

➁ NTSC 40 IRE-modulated ramp, f

s = 14.3MHz

ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS

PARAMETERS LIMITS UNITS

Supply Voltages +V

S

to GND 0 to +6 Volts

–V

S

to GND 0 to –6 Volts

Input Voltage (Analog) Vin –V

S

to (ANA GND + 0.3) Volts

(dual power supply)

Input Voltage (Reference) V

T

, VB, V

M

–VS to (ANA GND + 0.3) Volts
(dual power supply)
❘ V

T

– VB ❘ 2.5 Volts

Input Current I

M

–3.0 to +3.0 mA

Input Voltage (Digital) Digital Inputs –0.5 to +V

S

Volts

DIGITAL OUTPUTS MIN. TYP. MAX. UNITS

Resolution and Output Coding 8 bits

Straight binary

Complementary binary

Two’s complement

Complementary two’s complement

Logic Levels

Logic “1” +2.7 +3.4 — Volts
Logic “0” — — +0.5 Volts
Logic Loading “1” — –500 — µA
Logic Loading “0” — — +3 mA

Output Data Delay

TDLH 15 20 30 ns
TDHL 22 26 35 ns

POWER REQUIREMENTS

Single Power Supply

Supply Voltage = +V

S

+4.75 +5.0 +5.25 Volts

Supply Voltage = –V

S

— 0 — Volts

Supply Current = +I

S

+56 +71 +91 mA

Power Dissipation 280 355 455 mW

Dual Power Supply

Supply Voltage = +V

S

+4.75 +5.0 +5.25 Volts

Supply Voltage = –V

S

–4.75 –5.2 –5.5 Volts

Supply Current = +I

S

+7 +10 +14 mA

Supply Current = –I

S

–50 –62 –78 mA

Power Dissipation 295 375 476 mW

PHYSICAL/ENVIRONMENTAL

Operating Temperature –20 — +75 °C
Storage Temperature –55 — +150 °C

TECHNICAL NOTES

1. The two DIGITAL GND pins (pins 5 and 11 on the DIP, pins
12 and 18 on the SOP) are not connected to each other
internally and neither are the two +5V POWER pins (6 and
10 on the DIP, 13 and 17 on the SOP). All four pins must be
externally connected to the appropriate pcb patterns. Also,
the DIGITAL GND and ANALOG GND pins are not
connected to each other internally.

2. Layout of the analog and digital sections should be
separated to reduce interference from noise. To further
guard against unwanted noise, it is recommended to
bypass, as close as possible, the voltage supply pins to
their respective ground pins with 1µF tantalum and 0.01µF
ceramic disk capacitors in parallel.

3. The input capacitance of the analog input is much smaller
than that of a typical flash A/D converter. It is necessary to
use an amplifier with sufficient bandwidth and driving power.
The analog input pins are separated internally, so they
should be connected together externally. If the ADC-304 is
driven with a low output impedance amplifier, parasitic
oscillations may occur.

These parasitic oscillations can be prevented by introducing
a small resistance of 2 to 10Ω between the amplifier output
and the ADC-304’s A/D input. This resistance must have a
very low value of series inductance at high frequencies.

Note that each of the analog input pins is divided in this
manner with these resistances. Connect the driving amplifier
as close as possible to the A/D input of the ADC-304.

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