Construct a low-cost programmable gain instrumentation amplifier circuit using the four-channel single-pole single-throw switch ADG1611 and the instrumentation amplifier AD620
Build a 4 mA to 20 mA loop-powered temperature monitor using the ADuC7060/ADuC7061 precision analog microcontrollers
Building Single-Ended Differential Converters for Voltage Output and Current Output DACs Using the AD8042 Op Amp
Build a software-calibrated 1 MHz to 8 GHz, 70 dB RF power measurement system using the AD8318 logarithmic detector
Using LO two-way modulator to build a wideband low-EVM direct conversion transmitter
This reference design addresses this need for pre-factory calibration and provides a complete multi-channel fully automatic calibration system for pressure transmitter calibration before leaving the factory.
Digital predistortion technology has become a mainstream technology to improve the efficiency of power amplifiers and is widely used in mobile communication systems. The efficiency of the traditional 3G air interface LDMOS power amplifier is only about 15%. Using digital predistortion technology can increase the efficiency to about 45%, which can save considerable costs for a huge base station network. The high-performance digital predistortion platform provided by ADI includes a transmit link and a predistortion receive link.
The 1/8 brick power module in this reference design is designed based on the 1/8 brick power supply standard defined by the Distributed Power Open Standards Alliance (DOSA). This power module uses an Analog Devices ADP1051 to control the energy conversion from input to output.
This reference design uses the ADP1051, a newly launched low-cost and highly integrated power supply chip from ADI, to control the energy conversion from input to output. This power supply design comprehensively considers factors of efficiency and cost, and designs a solution with optimal efficiency and cost at the 400W power level. It is suitable for power amplifier power supply systems of wireless communication base stations and railway power supply systems in the industrial field.
The ADSP-CM40X series of processor chips are the latest products launched by ADI based on the ARM Cortex M4 core. The product's processor has a main frequency of up to 240Mhz, integrates a high-performance 16bits ADC, harmonic analysis engine (HAE) and rich memory and external interface resources. It is very suitable for medium and low-voltage relay protection products, distribution automation terminals, and motors. Servo drive control and other applications.
For motor control systems, ADI can provide complete solutions covering all important devices in the signal chain. Related products include analog-to-digital/digital-to-analog converters, amplifiers, embedded processors, iCoupler® digital isolators and power management devices. These high-performance devices and increased system integration help achieve newer topology designs and bring value to customers' differentiated system designs.
For small and medium power motor applications, the EPSH-MPC development platform provides current sampling of the isolated analog-to-digital converter AD7403. The external current loop is converted into a corresponding shunt voltage through a shunt resistor and input to the voltage test terminal of the AD7403. The AD7403 outputs according to the clock signal given by CM408F. ADC bit stream, CM408F enables the built-in SINC filter on the input bit stream to calculate the corresponding 16-bit ADC value, and stores the data into the corresponding ring queue through DMA. The host computer software can use the UART-USB port Or obtain the display of data samples through the RS485 port, you can intuitively see the acquisition effect of AD7403, and the collected data can be stored in an excel table to facilitate corresponding analysis of the data.