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Conditions of use:
1. SPI control output of DAC8814 through SPARAN6 FPGA of XILINX;
2. DAC88144 channels are used for simultaneous output, of which one channel is converted from single-ended output to differential output.
3. The reference voltage is 10V.
4. The output waveform of the design is amplitude (+10V) and the frequency is 220 KHz square wave.
Schematic diagram:
Principle Diagram of DAC8814 Output Current-to-Voltage Conversion
Principle diagram of DAC8814 output single-ended output to differential output
Output waveform measured by oscilloscope:
Debugging problems:
1. When jumping from + 10V to - 10V, or from - 10V to + 10V (full range jump), there is a jitter within 500 ns or so, as shown in the red circle of the above-illustrated wave, and the amplitude is close to 4V.
2. In steady state, the waveform also has a burr of about 200 mV.
Hi Shuang,
I am unable to replicate your scope measurements in simulation. There is a 2.65kHs low pass filter created by the 12nF capacitor and the 5k feedback resistor on the first stage of your amplifier design. If the 12nF capacitor is removed, I get a square wave without much ringing. You could add 1pF feedback capacitors on the THS4141 to compensate any parasitic capacitance if it helps.
Best regards,
Sean