Part Number: ADS5560
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: THS4509
Concerning the single ended input Richard has replied me. The further question:
You mentioned the solution with a transformer, how about this AD9266 solution? Which is better?
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Hi,
That circuit does not convert a single ended input into a fully symmetrical differential signal. That circuit simply presents the single ended signal to one side while biasing the other side of the input to mid-scale. The voltage at the VIN- input will be a DC signal and not be a signal of opposite polarity to the signal at the VIN+ input. The ADS5560 requires a fully differential signal present at the VIN+ and VIN- inputs.
Regards,
Richard P.
Hi,
the EVM for the ADS5560 has a transformer coupled input using a Coilcraft transformer that has a bandwidth to cover well down below 1MHz or up over 100MHz. I would take a look at that. The schematic for the EVM is presented in the back of the User Guide for the EVM that is on the TI web, as well as a zip file of the board design files on the TI web page for the ADS5560 EVM. The EVM also has a solder option for a THS4509 amplifier in the input path, with component pads after the amp for a low pass or bandpass filter design.
Regards,
Richard P.