This thread has been locked.
If you have a related question, please click the "Ask a related question" button in the top right corner. The newly created question will be automatically linked to this question.
Hi TI,
I want to use THS4509 as my ADC input driver.
I find one example from the EVM design of "ADS52J90"(website: ADS52J90EVM Evaluation board | TI.com). But this ADC chip's input impedance is 50 OHM.
The ideal input impedance of my ADC is 100 OHM. So how should I design the front end circuit for my ADC input.
Best Regards,
Nan
Hello Nan,
If possible, could you share the part number or relevant specifications for the ADC you are considering? The ADS52J90 is a rather complex ADC and it's EVM documentation takes a while to read through. I found that within the THS4509 datasheet another ADC is referenced, Section 9.2.1.2.4. This ADC, the ADS5500, has a bit easier datasheet and parameters to investigate for your comparison.
I will investigate calculating a proper output impedance network for the THS4509 for a presumed 100 Ohm source impedance ADC, but I look forward to getting more details (and the name) of the ADC so I can observe the full specifications.
Best,
Alec
Hi Alec,
Thanks for your reply. I don't show the ADC part because it's "AD9083" which is designed by ADI.
You can find the ADC details from: AD9083 (Rev. 0) (analog.com)
Section 9.2.1.2.4. This ADC, the ADS5500,
For "ADS550", the input impedance is about 6.6 OHM. It doesn't suit me
I will investigate calculating a proper output impedance network for the THS4509 for a presumed 100 Ohm source impedance ADC
I am waiting your result, thank you very much!
Best Regards,
Nan
Hi Alec,
Any results for the 100 OHM impedance?
I will investigate calculating a proper output impedance network for the THS4509 for a presumed 100 Ohm source impedance ADC,
Best Regards,
Nan
Hi Alec,
May you answer my question?
I really want to solve this matter now.
Best Regards,
Nan
Hi Nan,
the datasheet of AD9083 says:
"This differential resistor can be programmed to 100 Ω, 200 Ω, or can be left open."
So why not leaving it open?
Kai
Hi Kal,
Yes you are right, but it's not my expected answer.
I need 100 OHM impedance match circuit because the analog input channels are not only bypass THS4509 but also transformers like"Test board of ADS52J90".
Thanks for your reply.
Best Regards,
Nan
Hi Kal,
So why not leaving it open?
Another question, if leave it open, the impedance match problem is solved? Why?
Best Regards,
Nan
Hi Nan,
because the non-ideal output impedance of THS4509 is no longer forming a frequency dependant voltage divider in combination with the input resistance of ADC.
Kai
Hi Kai,
I don't understand this point, may you give me one more detailed explanation?
Thanks for your reply!
Best Regards,
Nan
Hi Nan,
this is exactly what happens when you start two different threads about the same issue -> total confusion!
I'm sorry but I don't understand your question. Please explain in detail how the two threads are related to each other and what exactly is your problem. I'm talking about this twin thread:
Why do you think impedance matching is a problem when the ADC has no longer any input impedance but is high ohmic?? Then the output impedance of driving OPAmp is totally irrelevant.
Kai