SBASAQ6A July 2024 – November 2024 ADS9811 , ADS9813
PRODUCTION DATA
The ADS9813 is an eight-channel, 18-bit, 2MSPS data acquisition (DAQ) system. The device has a built-in analog front-end that makes the ATE signal chain easier to design and more accurate.
The ADC accuracy is based on the total-unadjusted-error (TUE), which combines INL, offset, and gain errors. Calibrate the external system for offset and gain errors at a specified temperature and supply voltage. When calibrated (as described in Table 8-2), only the INL, thermal offset drifts, and gain contribute to TUE. The ADS9813 has a TUE of 0.0015% at 25°C ±5°C post-calibration, meeting the design error requirement.CALIBRATION | INL (ppm) | OFFSET ERROR (ppm) | GAIN ERROR (ppm) | TUE (ppm) | ERROR (%) |
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No calibration | ±3.2 | ±60 | ±80 | ±100.05 | ±0.0100 |
Post-calibration | ±3.2 | 0 | 0 | ±3.2 | ±0.0003 |
Post-calibration ±5°C | ±3.2 | ±7.5 | ±12.5 | ±14.92 | ±0.0015 |
The pin-electronics subsystem manages the PMU outputs. The subsystem connects each PMU output to separate ADC channels (Figure 8-1) or uses a multiplexer to link multiple PMU outputs to one ADC channel (Figure 8-2). This subsystem allows more pin-electronics channels on the card. The ADC requires more bandwidth with multiplexers (Table 8-3) for fast settling when switching PMU channels. The ADS9813 has two bandwidth modes: Low-noise (up to 22.7kHz) and wide-bandwidth (up to 700kHz). As described in Figure 8-3 the wide-bandwidth mode samples multiplexed PMU signals and settles to 99.95% FS in 7.5µs.
ANALOG INPUT BANDWIDTH | SETTLING TIME (99.95% of FS) | SNR (Typical) |
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Low BW (22.7kHz) | 55μs | 89.1dB |
Wide BW (500kHz) | 7.5μs | 79.7dB |