16-Bit, 40 and 80-MSPS data converters from Texas Instruments with highest signal-to-noise ratio

The ADS5562, featuring a sample rate of 80 MSPS, and ADS5560, offering 40 MSPS, provide the highest signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for input frequencies within the first Nyquist zone while consuming very little power. For instance, the ADS5562 offers 6 dB greater SNR and 0.6 more effective bits than any other 80-MSPS device consuming less than 900mW of power. The device also offers dynamic power scaling, reducing power consumption to as little as 540mW at 25 MSPS.

The ADS5562 and ADS5560 include an array of other digital features to give designers added flexibility. To further reduce noise, the devices offer a low-frequency noise suppression mode to eliminate the 1/f (flicker) noise, improving SNR by up to 4.2 dB over a 1-MHz band in baseband and time-domain applications. In addition, programmable gain from 0 dB to 6 dB allows full scale outputs to be provided for input signals as low as 2 Volts peak to peak (Vpp). To further add to the devices’ flexibility, designers can choose between parallel CMOS or fully-differential double data rate (DDR) LVDS outputs, which can enable up to 2 dB additional SNR performance.