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TL026 with PWM for 10-bit ADC

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Frank Li50498
Posted by Frank Li50498
on Jul 22 2011 15:24 PM
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Can I use TL026 as an input amplification stage for a 10-bit ADC and use PWM with RC filter to generate the gain control signal? Thanks.

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  • Frank Li50498
    Posted by Frank Li50498
    on Jul 22 2011 15:27 PM
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    The PWM is generated based on ADC output.

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  • Ron Michallick
    Posted by Ron Michallick
    on Jul 25 2011 15:31 PM
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    Hello Frank,

    The AGC can be run from the filtered PWM signal.
    Keep in mind the limited AGC range, Vref-180mV < Vagc < Vref+180mV.
    This is shown in both figure 5 on page 4 and the 'Gain Characteristics' on page 5.

    Regards,
    Ron Michallick

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    Ronald Michallick
    Linear Applications

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  • Yan Li
    Posted by Yan Li
    on Jul 27 2011 13:32 PM
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    Ron,

    Thanks a lot for your answer. The Vg range is too small and doesn't fit the requirement. I have to check other parts.

    Regards,

    Yan

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  • Yan Li
    Posted by Yan Li
    on Jul 27 2011 14:02 PM
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    Ron,

    I found SN7616666 and SN761643. Except the frequency range, they look perfect to my application. The signal I'm dealing with can be in the 10M~30M band and above 70MHz band. The datasheets of both parts have the AGC gain curve across 10MHz~100MHz. I wonder if these part can operate in 10MHz~30MHz band and above 70MHz band? Thanks a lot.

    Best regards,

    Frank.

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  • Yan Li
    Posted by Yan Li
    on Jul 27 2011 16:56 PM
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    Ron,

    I also wonder if there is evaluation kit for SN761666 and SN761643. Thanks.

    Best regards,

    Frank

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  • Ron Michallick
    Posted by Ron Michallick
    on Jul 28 2011 11:10 AM
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    Yan,

    These two device are not in my product line, but I looked at the data sheets.
    The parts were designed with 30MHz to 70MHz in mind, but 10MHz to 100MHz is in the pass band per the data sheet charts.
    These parts are a better choice than the TL026. The product page would mention an EVM board if one were available.

    Ron

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    Ronald Michallick
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  • Yan Li
    Posted by Yan Li
    on Oct 04 2011 03:43 AM
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    Ron,

    I made an test board according to SN761666 data sheet. But I couldn't get it work. My signal is within 10M~30M range. MY schematics is as following. Can you point me to the right person or the right place to ask for checking this schematics. Thanks a lot.

    Best regards,

    Yan

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  • Jim Karki
    Posted by Jim Karki
    on Oct 04 2011 16:05 PM
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    Yan,

    I think I found the right contact person for this device and forwarded for comment. Please standby.

    Regards,

    Jim Karki

    TI High Speed Amplifiers

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    Posted by Yan Li
    on Oct 04 2011 16:44 PM
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    Jim,

    Thanks a lot for your help.

    Best regards,

    Yan

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  • Jim Karki
    Posted by Jim Karki
    on Oct 05 2011 15:50 PM
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    From Hideo Nishi:

    I regret to say there (is no longer)  support  (for) SN761666. Sorry for your inconvenience.

    SN761766 is a simple GCA. Please check following items.

    - Voltage of AGC-pin : AGC-pin has internal pull-down resister 100k ohm. This resister and R5 divide control voltage.

    - Isolation between input signal and output signal : It happens undesired oscillation due to in/out interference.

    - Connect GND1 and GCA2 lines at root of GND respectively, not to have common impedance.

    Best regards,

    Hideo Nishi

    Regards,

    Jim Karki

    TI High Speed Amplifiers

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