SLAU150A December   2004  – October 2021 ADS7881 , ADS7891

 

  1.   Trademarks
  2. 1Introduction
    1. 1.1 Features
    2. 1.2 Analog Interface
      1. 1.2.1 Signal Conditioning
      2. 1.2.2 Reference
    3. 1.3 Digital Interface
    4. 1.4 Power Supplies
  3. 2Using the EVM
  4. 3ADS78x1EVM Bill of Materials
  5. 4ADS78x1EVM Layout
  6. 5ADS78x1EVM Schematics
  7. 6Revision History

Reference

The ADS78x1EVM provides an onboard 2.5-V reference circuit. The EVM also supplies a reference voltage via connecter P1 pin 20. This reference voltage can be filtered through amplifier U1. The converter itself has on-chip reference buffer, and therefore does not need to be buffered externally. The reference buffer circuit on the EVM is used to generate the offset voltage for the input amplifier, U2.

The EVM allows selection from three reference sources. Set SJP1, SJP2, and SJP4 to select either an onboard reference voltage (REF1004-2.5), ADC internal reference, or a user-supplied reference voltage via P1 pin 20. Table 1-3 lists jumper settings and Section 5 provides full schematics.

Table 1-3 Solder Short Jumper Setting
Reference
Designator
Description Pads
1–2 2–3
SJP1 Apply onboard reference directly to SJP2 pin 3 Installed(1)
Apply buffered reference voltage to SJP2 pin 3 Installed
SJP2 Apply internal reference to REFIN pin Installed(1)
Apply external reference to REFIN pin Installed
SJP4 Apply onboard reference to U1, reference buffer Installed
Apply user-supplied reference to U1, reference buffer Installed
SJP5 Apply DC offset to input signal Installed(1)
SJP6 Short to pin 4 of amplifier U1 to ground Installed
Short to pin 4 of amplifier U1 to –VCC Installed(1)
SJP7 Short to pin 4 of amplifier U2 to ground Installed
Short to pin 4 of amplifier U2 to –VCC Installed(1)
Factory-set condition.