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01:17 AM
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Jun 23, 2015
01:17 AM
Good day,
If some data availible regarding ADC sensitivity to supply ripples (PSRR)?
(Power Supply Rejection Ratio = PSRR = 20*log(Vout/Vin)
Say, in XMC4500 Relax Lite Kit-V1 both: VDDA(35) & VAREF(33) pins connected to
3.3V supply line through BLM18PG600 EMI filters (60Om@100MHz).
As well decoupling capacitors 0.1uF used.
This NW is quite effective @100MHz, providing 70dB PSRR.
But, it is not effective at 330kHz - 1MHz,
where most of modern DC/DC working.
Assuming 12 bit resolution (4096 points) and 3.3V span, 1 bit will be 3300mV/4095 = 0.8mV approximately. So, if DC/DC has 20mVp-p ripples, we need supress it to level of 0.2mV or better.
Consequently, we need PSRR 40dB @330kHz or better.
So, if additional filtering shall be done, to avoid degrading performance of ADC, in case XMC4500 powered from DC/DC?
Best Regards,
Konstantin
If some data availible regarding ADC sensitivity to supply ripples (PSRR)?
(Power Supply Rejection Ratio = PSRR = 20*log(Vout/Vin)
Say, in XMC4500 Relax Lite Kit-V1 both: VDDA(35) & VAREF(33) pins connected to
3.3V supply line through BLM18PG600 EMI filters (60Om@100MHz).
As well decoupling capacitors 0.1uF used.
This NW is quite effective @100MHz, providing 70dB PSRR.
But, it is not effective at 330kHz - 1MHz,
where most of modern DC/DC working.
Assuming 12 bit resolution (4096 points) and 3.3V span, 1 bit will be 3300mV/4095 = 0.8mV approximately. So, if DC/DC has 20mVp-p ripples, we need supress it to level of 0.2mV or better.
Consequently, we need PSRR 40dB @330kHz or better.
So, if additional filtering shall be done, to avoid degrading performance of ADC, in case XMC4500 powered from DC/DC?
Best Regards,
Konstantin
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