JAJSHV4C January 2014 – August 2019 ADS1283
PRODUCTION DATA.
The second stage of the ADS1283 digital filter is an FIR low-pass filter. Data are supplied to this stage from the sinc filter. The FIR stage is segmented into four substages, as shown in Figure 38.
The first two substages are half-band filters with decimation ratios of two. The third substage decimates by four, and the fourth substage decimates by two. The overall decimation of the FIR stage is 32. Note that two coefficient sets are used for the third and fourth sections, depending on the phase selection. Table 8 lists the data rates and overall decimation ratio of the FIR stage. See Table 9 for the FIR filter coefficients.
DR[2:0] REGISTER | DECIMATION RATIO (N) | FIR DATA RATE (SPS) |
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000 | 4096 | 250 |
001 | 2048 | 500 |
010 | 1024 | 1000 |
011 | 512 | 2000 |
100 | 256 | 4000 |
COEFFICIENT | SECTION 1 | SECTION 2 | SECTION 3 | SECTION 4 | ||
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LINEAR PHASE
SCALING = 1 / 512 |
LINEAR PHASE
SCALING = 1 / 8388608 |
SCALING = 1 / 134217728 | SCALING = 1 / 134217728 | |||
LINEAR
PHASE |
MINIMUM
PHASE |
LINEAR
PHASE |
MINIMUM
PHASE |
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b0 | 3 | –10944 | 0 | 819 | –132 | 11767 |
b1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8211 | –432 | 133882 |
b2 | –25 | 103807 | –73 | 44880 | –75 | 769961 |
b3 | 0 | 0 | –874 | 174712 | 2481 | 2940447 |
b4 | 150 | –507903 | –4648 | 536821 | 6692 | 8262605 |
b5 | 256 | 0 | –16147 | 1372637 | 7419 | 17902757 |
b6 | 150 | 2512192 | –41280 | 3012996 | –266 | 30428735 |
b7 | 0 | 4194304 | –80934 | 5788605 | –10663 | 40215494 |
b8 | –25 | 2512192 | –120064 | 9852286 | –8280 | 39260213 |
b9 | 0 | 0 | –118690 | 14957445 | 10620 | 23325925 |
b10 | 3 | –507903 | –18203 | 20301435 | 22008 | –1757787 |
b11 | 0 | 224751 | 24569234 | 348 | –21028126 | |
b12 | 103807 | 580196 | 26260385 | –34123 | –21293602 | |
b13 | 0 | 893263 | 24247577 | –25549 | –3886901 | |
b14 | –10944 | 891396 | 18356231 | 33460 | 14396783 | |
b15 | 293598 | 9668991 | 61387 | 16314388 | ||
b16 | –987253 | 327749 | –7546 | 1518875 | ||
b17 | –2635779 | –7171917 | –94192 | –12979500 | ||
b18 | –3860322 | –10926627 | –50629 | –11506007 | ||
b19 | –3572512 | –10379094 | 101135 | 2769794 | ||
b20 | –822573 | –6505618 | 134826 | 12195551 | ||
b21 | 4669054 | –1333678 | –56626 | 6103823 | ||
b22 | 12153698 | 2972773 | –220104 | –6709466 | ||
b23 | 19911100 | 5006366 | –56082 | –9882714 | ||
b24 | 25779390 | 4566808 | 263758 | –353347 | ||
b25 | 27966862 | 2505652 | 231231 | 8629331 | ||
b26 | 25779390 | 126331 | –215231 | 5597927 | ||
b27 | 19911100 | –1496514 | –430178 | –4389168 | ||
b28 | 12153698 | –1933830 | 34715 | –7594158 | ||
b29 | 4669054 | –1410695 | 580424 | –428064 | ||
b30 | –822573 | –502731 | 283878 | 6566217 | ||
b31 | –3572512 | 245330 | –588382 | 4024593 | ||
b32 | –3860322 | 565174 | –693209 | –3679749 | ||
b33 | –2635779 | 492084 | 366118 | –5572954 | ||
b34 | –987253 | 231656 | 1084786 | 332589 | ||
b35 | 293598 | –9196 | 132893 | 5136333 | ||
b36 | 891396 | –125456 | –1300087 | 2351253 | ||
b37 | 893263 | –122207 | –878642 | –3357202 | ||
b38 | 580196 | –61813 | 1162189 | –3767666 | ||
b39 | 224751 | –4445 | 1741565 | 1087392 | ||
b40 | –18203 | 22484 | –522533 | 3847821 | ||
b41 | –118690 | 22245 | –2490395 | 919792 | ||
b42 | –120064 | 10775 | –688945 | –2918303 | ||
b43 | –80934 | 940 | 2811738 | –2193542 | ||
b44 | –41280 | –2953 | 2425494 | 1493873 | ||
b45 | –16147 | –2599 | –2338095 | 2595051 | ||
b46 | –4648 | –1052 | –4511116 | –79991 | ||
b47 | –874 | –43 | 641555 | –2260106 | ||
b48 | –73 | 214 | 6661730 | –963855 | ||
b49 | 0 | 132 | 2950811 | 1482337 | ||
b50 | 0 | 33 | –8538057 | 1480417 | ||
b51 | 0 | 0 | –10537298 | –586408 | ||
b52 | 9818477 | –1497356 | ||||
b53 | 41426374 | –168417 | ||||
b54 | 56835776 | 1166800 | ||||
b55 | 41426374 | 644405 | ||||
b56 | 9818477 | –675082 | ||||
b57 | –10537298 | –806095 | ||||
b58 | –8538057 | 211391 | ||||
b59 | 2950811 | 740896 | ||||
b60 | 6661730 | 141976 | ||||
b61 | 641555 | –527673 | ||||
b62 | –4511116 | –327618 | ||||
b63 | –2338095 | 278227 | ||||
b64 | 2425494 | 363809 | ||||
b65 | 2811738 | –70646 | ||||
b66 | –688945 | –304819 | ||||
b67 | –2490395 | –63159 | ||||
b68 | –522533 | 205798 | ||||
b69 | 1741565 | 124363 | ||||
b70 | 1162189 | –107173 | ||||
b71 | –878642 | –131357 | ||||
b72 | –1300087 | 31104 | ||||
b73 | 132893 | 107182 | ||||
b74 | 1084786 | 15644 | ||||
b75 | 366118 | –71728 | ||||
b76 | –693209 | –36319 | ||||
b77 | –588382 | 38331 | ||||
b78 | 283878 | 38783 | ||||
b79 | 580424 | –13557 | ||||
b80 | 34715 | –31453 | ||||
b81 | –430178 | –1230 | ||||
b82 | –215231 | 20983 | ||||
b83 | 231231 | 7729 | ||||
b84 | 263758 | –11463 | ||||
b85 | –56082 | –8791 | ||||
b86 | –220104 | 4659 | ||||
b87 | –56626 | 7126 | ||||
b88 | 134826 | –732 | ||||
b89 | 101135 | –4687 | ||||
b90 | –50629 | –976 | ||||
b91 | –94192 | 2551 | ||||
b92 | –7546 | 1339 | ||||
b93 | 61387 | –1103 | ||||
b94 | 33460 | –1085 | ||||
b95 | –25549 | 314 | ||||
b96 | –34123 | 681 | ||||
b97 | 348 | 16 | ||||
b98 | 22008 | –349 | ||||
b99 | 10620 | –96 | ||||
b100 | –8280 | 144 | ||||
b101 | –10663 | 78 | ||||
b102 | –266 | –46 | ||||
b103 | 7419 | –42 | ||||
b104 | 6692 | 9 | ||||
b105 | 2481 | 16 | ||||
b106 | –75 | 0 | ||||
b107 | –432 | –4 | ||||
b108 | –132 | 0 | ||||
b109 | 0 | 0 |
As shown in Figure 39, the FIR frequency response provides a flat pass band to 0.375 of the data rate (±0.003 dB pass-band ripple). Figure 40 shows the transition from pass band to stop band.
Although not shown in Figure 40, the pass-band response repeats at multiples of the modulator frequency (NfMOD – f0 and NfMOD + f0, where N = 1, 2, and so on, and f0 = pass band). These image frequencies, if present in the signal and not externally filtered, fold back (or alias) into the pass band and cause errors. A low-pass signal filter reduces the effect of aliasing. Often, the RC low-pass filter provided by the PGA output resistors and the external capacitor connected to CAPP and CAPN provide sufficient signal attenuation.