ADA2200
Not Recommended for New Designs
The ADA2200 is a synchronous demodulator and configurable analog filter designed to perform precision magnitude and phase measurements in low power, sensor...
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Dear brianharrington,
Thank you very much for your answer!Sorry,I have a few questions to ask.
1. I understand the square wave reference demodulation of the same frequency square wave
signal when the odd harmonic to bring the noise increase is 1dB, and convert the ADA2200
output using an ADC with a synchronous sampling clock, using the ADC's digital filter to
suppress Harmonic noise. So in order to better reduce the demodulation back to the DC odd
harmonics, I ADA2200 before adding an 8th-order, lowpass filter (such as MAX297), this can?
2. 2 ADA2200 in the same phase and quadrature measurement need to share the same clock,
and ADA2200 reset, device is configured to generate a clock if a crystal or resonator is
placed between the XOUT and CLKIN pins, then the ADA2200 can directly receive the external
clock Do not have to set the register 0X0028 bit1 bit is 1? Otherwise, through the SPI
configuration can not guarantee two ADA2200 difference of 90 °.
3. If the ADC with a synchronous sampling clock is used to suppress the even harmonic
spurs of the PSD output, then the quadrature phase-locked output of the two ADA2200s also
requires two simultaneous clock ADCs(such as 2 AD7192),right?
4. I used to do with the AD5933 organic micro-conductivity measurement, AD5933 although is
used to measure the impedance, but it is a sinusoidal output excitation, and its signal
processing is DFT, and finally through the results of the excitation frequency of the
complex impedance Data, which have phase information, I think that if the AD5933 output
sinusoidal signal to modulate the LED light source, then the I / V conversion, and then
input to the AD5933 by BPF, then AD5933 will DFT, the final output of the corresponding
complex Impedance data, through the complex impedance data can be calculated phase
information, This is easier to handle than the ADA220 case, I do not know this method to
detect the phase is appropriate?
Dear brianharrington,
Thank you very much for your answer!Sorry,I have a few questions to ask.
1. I understand the square wave reference demodulation of the same frequency square wave
signal when the odd harmonic to bring the noise increase is 1dB, and convert the ADA2200
output using an ADC with a synchronous sampling clock, using the ADC's digital filter to
suppress Harmonic noise. So in order to better reduce the demodulation back to the DC odd
harmonics, I ADA2200 before adding an 8th-order, lowpass filter (such as MAX297), this can?
2. 2 ADA2200 in the same phase and quadrature measurement need to share the same clock,
and ADA2200 reset, device is configured to generate a clock if a crystal or resonator is
placed between the XOUT and CLKIN pins, then the ADA2200 can directly receive the external
clock Do not have to set the register 0X0028 bit1 bit is 1? Otherwise, through the SPI
configuration can not guarantee two ADA2200 difference of 90 °.
3. If the ADC with a synchronous sampling clock is used to suppress the even harmonic
spurs of the PSD output, then the quadrature phase-locked output of the two ADA2200s also
requires two simultaneous clock ADCs(such as 2 AD7192),right?
4. I used to do with the AD5933 organic micro-conductivity measurement, AD5933 although is
used to measure the impedance, but it is a sinusoidal output excitation, and its signal
processing is DFT, and finally through the results of the excitation frequency of the
complex impedance Data, which have phase information, I think that if the AD5933 output
sinusoidal signal to modulate the LED light source, then the I / V conversion, and then
input to the AD5933 by BPF, then AD5933 will DFT, the final output of the corresponding
complex Impedance data, through the complex impedance data can be calculated phase
information, This is easier to handle than the ADA220 case, I do not know this method to
detect the phase is appropriate?