Analog Devices MAX121 Product Info

• 14-Bit Resolution
• 2.9µs Conversion Time/308ksps Throughput
• 400ns Acquisition Time
• Low Noise and Distortion
  • 78dB SINAD
  • -85dB THD
• ±5V Bipolar Input Range, Overvoltage Tolerant to ±15V
• 210mW Power Dissipation
• Continuous-Conversion Mode Available
• 30ppm/°C, -5V Internal Reference
• Interfaces to DSP Processors
• 16-Pin DIP and SO Packages, 20-Pin SSOP Package

The MAX121 is a complete, BiCMOS, serial-output, sampling 14-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) that combines an on-chip track/hold and a low-drift, low-noise, buried-zener voltage reference with fast conversion speed and low power consumption. The throughput rate is as high as 308k samples per second (ksps). The full-scale analog input range is ±5V.

The MAX121 utilizes the successive-approximation architecture with a high-speed DAC to achieve both fast conversion speeds and low-power operation. Operating with +5V and -12V or -15V power supplies, power consumption is only 210mW.

The MAX121 can be directly interfaced to the serial port of most popular digital-signal processors, and comes in space-saving 16-pin DIP and SO and smaller 20-pin SSOP packages. The MAX121 operates with TTL- and CMOS-compatible clocks in the frequency range from 1.1MHz to 5.5MHz. All logic inputs and outputs are TTL- and CMOS-compatible. This data sheet includes application notes for easy interface to TMS320, µPD77230, and ADSP2101 digital-signal processors, as well as µPs using the Motorola SPI and QSPI interface standards.

Applications

• Audio and Telecom Processing
• Digital Signal Processing
• DSP Servo Control
• Spectrum Analysis
• Speech Recognition and Synthesis