AD9501 Analog Devices, AD9501 Datasheet - Page 11
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AD9501
Manufacturer Part Number
AD9501
Description
Digitally Programmable Delay Generator
Manufacturer
Analog Devices
Datasheet
1.AD9501.pdf
(12 pages)
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REV. A
Analog Settling Time Measurement
This circuit, shown in Figure 9, functions in a manner similar to
the digital delay detector; for this application, too, the clock
must be repetitive. As in the delay detector, AD9501 #1 is used
to cancel the propagation delay of AD9501 #2, propagation
delay of the comparators, stray delays, etc. To accomplish this,
use the calibration procedure described earlier for the digital
delay generator.
The difference between the two circuits is in the detection
method. The register of the digital delay is replaced by a win-
dow comparator for the analog settling measurement.
Layout Considerations
Although the inputs and output of the AD9501 are digital, the
delay is determined by analog circuits. This makes it critical to
use high speed analog circuit layout techniques to achieve rated
performance.
The ground plane should be on the component side of the
board and extend under the AD9501 to shield it from digital
Figure 9. Analog Settling Time Measurement
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Threshold voltages V1 and V2 are set for the desired tolerance
around the final value of the DUT output signal. As shown in
the lower portion of the diagram, the output of the detector is
high when the analog output signal of the converter is within the
limits set by V
Therefore, the settling time can be measured by starting the
delay of AD9501 #2 at its maximum setting and decrementing
it until the window comparator goes low. The difference
between the DAC codes applied to AD9501 #2 and AD9501
#1 is a measure of the settling time of the D/A converter being
tested.
switching signals. Most socket assemblies add significant
inter-lead capacitance, and should be avoided whenever pos-
sible. If sockets must be used, individual pin sockets such as
AMP part number 6330808-0 (closed knock-out end) or
6-330808-3 (open end) should be used.
Power supply decoupling is also critical for high speed design; a
0.1 F capacitor should be connected as close as possible to
each supply pin.
1
and V
2
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