AD9873
Obsolete
The AD9873 is a mixed signal front-end developed for broadband communications applications. It includes a complete 12-bit, 232 MSPS digital up-converter...
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AD9873 on Analog.com
Can anybody tell me how to decide the output frequency of the DAC.
I am going to use AD9873 DAC and want 70 MHz output signal from it, For this what should be my sampling rate, clock frequency etc.
If someone can share the calculation,it will be more helpful.
Mukund Jha
Hi Mukund -
Fdata the digital input clock frequency of the AD9753 is 150Mhz maximum. Data is input on Port1 and Port2 in an interleaved fashion.
The DAC output sampling rate and DAC data input rate are both 2X the digital input clock frequency. The CLK+/CLK- input is 2X
SFDR should be in terms of Fdac not Fdata. The SFDR charts TPC1, TPC2, and TPC3 are in terms of Fdac. The SFDR numbers in the Dynamic Specifications Table come from these charts. I think use of Fdata is a misprint in the data sheet.
For a sampling rate you need to be above 2 times your highest frequency. At Fdac = 300MSPS with your signal at 70Mhz, the first Nyquist Zone sampling image will be at 300 - 70 = 230Mhz. 230Mhz is easier to filter out with an LPF following the DAC. As you lower Fdac, filtering the image becomes more difficult.
Thanks,
Larry
Hi Mukund -
Fdata the digital input clock frequency of the AD9753 is 150Mhz maximum. Data is input on Port1 and Port2 in an interleaved fashion.
The DAC output sampling rate and DAC data input rate are both 2X the digital input clock frequency. The CLK+/CLK- input is 2X
SFDR should be in terms of Fdac not Fdata. The SFDR charts TPC1, TPC2, and TPC3 are in terms of Fdac. The SFDR numbers in the Dynamic Specifications Table come from these charts. I think use of Fdata is a misprint in the data sheet.
For a sampling rate you need to be above 2 times your highest frequency. At Fdac = 300MSPS with your signal at 70Mhz, the first Nyquist Zone sampling image will be at 300 - 70 = 230Mhz. 230Mhz is easier to filter out with an LPF following the DAC. As you lower Fdac, filtering the image becomes more difficult.
Thanks,
Larry