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Hello, I am wondering about the possibility of using the ADS62P22 evaluation board to convert the DC voltages produced by a phase detector circuit to digital. I know that the default configuration for the two analog input channels involves AC coupling, and this poses a problem for me. I have heard about the possibility of using the input with the amplifier to allow for conversion of low frequency signals down to DC, but I need to use both inputs. In my case I am trying to use the two DC voltages created by mixing both an I and Q reference signal with a phase shifted version of the reference signal. I am only interested in the phase difference between the two signals, and this is the information of interest. Is there any way to convert both channels of DC voltage simultaneously?
Scott,
I'm sorry for the delayed response. I would recommend getting an EVM of a dual, fully differential amplifier. Perhaps look at the THS4522 EVM. You'll need to make sure this amplifier meets your needs. You'll also need to modify both EVMs to work with fully differential inputs/outputs and DC coupling.
Regards,
Matt Guibord