ADS1254: What is the SNR of this ADC?

Signal to Noise Ratio is the Voltage of the Signal divided by the Voltage of the noise.
The noise amplitude is mostly in the datasheet ( 1/2 LSB ect... )
But the Signal - depends on the application...

Hi Leah Hetzer,

David is correct that the SNR is the signal to noise ratio, the signal of course depends on the specific signals for your application, and the noise values are given in the datasheet

Additionally, SNR is generally used to quantify the ADC performance when measuring AC signals. However, the ADS1254 is generally used for DC signal measurement because it has a low bandwidth sinc filter.

If you can tell us more about what your system is doing / what is the application, what signals you are trying to measure, and any other important specifications / features, we can probably suggest a suitable device

-Bryan

Thank you. The question has been resolved.