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    • 9/4/2016
    • Yossy Goldenberg

    ads830 powering

    hello,

    I intend to use ads830 analog to digital converter in my design and I have a question regarding powering the device:

    in my design, the VDRV supply pin is powered from a 3.3v power supply which is always on, and since there is no enable pin for the ADS830, I am considering to switch the VS power supply pin on, if i need to do measurements and off if measurements are not required. Can I do that without damaging or latching the device?

    Please advise,
    Yossy Goldenberg

    Data converters forum Data converters
    • 6/7/2015
    • aseok tag

    ADS830, ADS831 and ADC08060 IBIS models

    Hello

    I need IBIS models(to be used in ti-tina) of the data converters mentioned above.

    What should i do?

    Thanks.

    Data converters forum Data converters
    • 11/11/2009
    • Charles Jenkins

    ADS830 Tri-state outputs

    The block diagram on the first page of the data sheet shows an output stage that has a tri-state capability but there is no control line for this unless it is tied to the clk and the timing circuitry.

    Does the ADS830 have a tri-state output and what controls it?  What is the timing from the control?

    Data converters forum Data converters
    • 11/9/2009
    • bear19

    ADS830E output random data?! Why?

    Hello everyone,

    I am a chinese engineer, Recently, I want ADS830E to design a High speed Data acquire card.Now, I encountered a lot of problems about ADS830E. The output data of ADS830E board are all random datas. In fact, I acquired a lot of noise signals when i input a analog signal that was from a output pin of a MCU.I really don't know How to solve them. Who can help me?

    Now,I, firstly, introduce my boards to you.

    One is MCU board which may read I/O data of ADS830E output pins. The other is ADS830E data card.There is a only A/D IC on this board. The schematic of ADS830E data card is from ADS830E-EVK. However, There is a big difference between my ADS830E board and ADS830E-EVK. The difference is that my board has not AMP OPA681U for Input pin of ADS830E. My board work in single-ended mode.

    I  directly want to input an analog signals that is a Output signal from a pin of MCU to input pin of ADS830E board that is my board. In here, The Output signal voltage from a pin of MCU is range from 0.0V to 3.3V. Accroding to the datasheet of ADS830E, the signals inputed range from 1.5V to 3.5V in single-ended mode, But my signals provided for input pins of my ADS830E board work range from 0.0V to 3.3V. Does i need a AMP OPA681U for my ADS830E board? I must install a AMP OPA681U on it??

    Who can help me? Thank you for your any help.

    Sincerely,Yours

    Bear19

     

    Data converters forum Data converters
    • 5/14/2025
    • Irene HM

    ADS5273: Single Event Effects

    Part Number: ADS5273

    Tool/software:

    Hello, 

    To calculate Single Event effects rate of ADS5273 and ADS830E, I need  

    SEE Cross Section(cm2/bit)  or SEE Cross Section(cm2/device), Where can i find this information? 

    Thank you in advance.

     

     

    Data converters forum Data converters
    • 7/12/2016
    • jim s

    RE: Converting the output of ADS4149EVM into TTL parallel interface

    Lior,

    Take a look at the ADS830 and TLC5540. One of these may work for you.

    Regards,

    Jim

    Data converters forum Data converters
    • 2/21/2011
    • Ron Michallick

    Re: DAC application for "programmable voltage"

    Hello Rahul,

    There are many ADC solutions for that sampling frequency.

    The lowest cost solution is the ADS830. The input range will need to be scaled. The data sheet can help with application information.

    The ADC search can be found at: http://focus.ti.com/paramsearch/docs/parametricsearch.tsp?family=analog&familyId=390&uiTemplateId=NODE_STRY_PGE_T

    Regards,
    Ron M.

    Logic forum Logic
    • 12/30/2022
    • Michael Steffes

    RE: OPA2625: How to improve SNR, HD2 and HD3 of an 18-bit SAR ADC when OPA2625 is being used to drive the differential inputs of ADC?

    Couple of quick things Akash,

    1. Where is your DC bias current path for the V+ inputs to the op amps?

    2. This differential I/O op amp circuit sometimes has a common mode oscillation - probably not here, but we did see that in the OPA838 decomp device - I put a discussion of that in the data sheet, 

    3. You will need to provide some type of filtering between the op amp outputs and the ADC inputs or you will get the broadband noise of the op amps into the ADC, i usually use an RLC filter - low insertion loss design, you probably have something there, but would need that for full analysis

    Your question (ADC spec degradation) is fundamental, and we spent a lot of time on that back in the early 2000's - here is slide deck reporting those results, 

    Normally, I would have used an FDA for this interface, depending on frequency range look at the THP210, THS4561, THS4551, THS4541. And normally, the balun needs a matching R on the secondary - I have done a great deal of work (and articles) on that topic if you need help there. 

    HSP_ADCinterfaceOct2006.ppt

    Techniques to improve Distortion at Freq Less than 1MHz.ppt

    Amplifiers forum Amplifiers

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