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AD6676EBZ データシート(PDF) 26 Page - Analog Devices

部品番号 AD6676EBZ
部品情報  Wideband IF Receiver Subsystem
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メーカー  AD [Analog Devices]
ホームページ  http://www.analog.com
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OSR = 10
(BW = 160MHz)
OSR = 20
(BW = 80MHz)
OSR = 40
(BW = 40MHz)
OSR = 80
(BW = 20MHz)
Figure 72. NSD vs. Oversampling Ratio (FIF = 300 MHz, FADC = 3.2 GHz, LEXT = 19 nH)
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NORMALIZED ZERO IF FREQUENCY (MHz)
IF = 100MHz
WITH LEXT = 100nH
IF = 200MHz
WITH LEXT = 43nH
IF = 300MHz
WITH LEXT = 19nH
Figure 73. NSD at Pass Band Edge Improvement as FIF Is Increased from
100 MHz to 300 MHz with Fixed Oversampling Ratio = 16
(BW = 100 MHz, FADC = 3.2 GHz)
The impact of a uneven NSD profile on a particular application
depends on the bandwidth and modulation characteristics of
the IF signal being digitized and demodulated. For example, a
multimode software defined radio containing narrow-band
carriers situated anywhere across the pass band must consider
the NSD performance at the highest levels across the pass band
because this represents the worst-case NSD when calculating
the in-band noise for a narrow-band signal in this region.
Conversely, a single wideband QAM signal falling at the center of
the IF pass band benefits from excellent in-band noise performance
because the NSD remains the lowest in this region. Note that
the AD6676 specified NF is measured in the region where its
NSD is highest.
STF and NTF Repeatability
After the application parameters have been determined, the STF
and NTF characteristics of the AD6676 remain repeatable and
stable over temperature and among devices. The on-chip
calibration performed during the power-up initialization phase
reduces the device-to-device variation that may otherwise exist
due to tolerances associated with the device process or the external
inductor, LEXT. It is worth noting that that the small variation in
STF and NTF that does exist is likely to be less than traditional
receiver solutions employing low oversampling ADCs with
aggressive high order LC antialiasing filters. L and C component
tolerances as well as variation in active device source and load
impedances must be considered in the Monte Carlo analysis.
The following application parameters were used to demonstrate
STF and NTF repeatability: fCLK = 3.2 GHz, FIF = 250 MHz, BW =
75 MHz, LEXT = 19 nH, IDAC1FS = 4 mA, MRGN = default.
Figure 74 and Figure 75 demonstrate the repeatability and
temperature stability of the STF and NTF responses of single
devices for five consecutive power-up initialization operations
in which the device is calibrated at 25°C and then allowed to
drift to −40°C and +85°C.
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Figure 74. STF Variation over Temperature for a Single Device for Five
Consecutive Power-Up Initialization Operations
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TA = +85°C
Figure 75. NTF Variation over Temperature for a Single Device for Five Consecutive
Power-Up Initialization Operations



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