Part Number: ADC08100 Tool/software: I have an ADC08100 running at 80MHz clock. “Data is not fixed at OutPut Hold Time. Is it a device failure? Looking at the waveform, it takes more than 20ns before the data is finalized.
Part Number: ADC08100 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADC3542 We are looking to evaluate the following parts to establish suitability in our next design. Could you please suggest evaluation boards we could use to conduct our analysis:
ADC08100CIMTC…
Part Number: ADC08100 Tool/software: Hi sir,
Pls kindly suggest TI P2P solution to replace AD7997BRUZ-0REEL.
(ADC +12C Interface)
thanks a lot!
Sean Liao
Part Number: ADC08100
Hello. I am currently testing a design using your ADC08100 converter. The ADC data is processed by an FPGA, that takes sums 24576 consecutive windows of 3072 samples.
I am, however, experiencing an unusual noise on the data,…
Part Number: ADC08100 Hello,
Is it possible to create the IBIS model for the ADC08100?
I need this model to simulate the timing between an FGPA and the ADC, depending on the PCB characteristics.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
João Rego
Part Number: ADC08100 Hello, I am planning on interfacing with the ADC08100 with an FPGA. The sampling frequency is 100 MHz and I was analyzing if timing is stable and met.
However, after looking at the values of the datasheet, I am finding very difficult…
Part Number: ADC08100 Hello everyone,
I am using the ADC08100 converter for an application with an FPGA as the main processor. I want to understand the data output hold time of the ADC, which the datasheet specifies as typically 4.4ns. Do you have…
Part Number: ADC08100 We want to reduce the power consumption of the ADC08100. Is the ADC08100 powered with 2.5 V a little less power consumption than the ADC08100 powered with 3 V?
Part Number: ADC08100 Page 18 of the ADC08100 Datasheet states that the clocks from 20Mhz to 125Mhz will work well.
We have an option of running the device at 20MHZ (preferred) or 40MHz , is there an advantage in running the device at 40 Mhz or is there…
