Datasheet

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f − Frequency − MHz
SFDR − Spurious−Free Dynamic Range − dBc
G001
9.97 30.13 50.13 69.59 89.75 130.13 230.53 301.13 401.13 501.13
Mini Circuits
TC4−1W
Mini Circuits
TC1−1T
Coilcraft
WBC1−1TLB
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f − Frequency − MHz
SFDR − Spurious−Free Dynamic Range − dBc
G002
9.97 30.13 50.13 69.59 89.75 130.13 230.53 301.13 401.13 501.13
Mini Circuits
TC4−1W
Mini Circuits
TC1−1T
Coilcraft
WBC1−1TLB
Circuit Description www.ti.com
For an ac-coupled system, users must use the voltage divider R9 and R18 to set the common-mode input
of the amplifier, which must be set to the midpoint of the amplifier supply. C46 and C47 ac-couple the
system, and the ADC inputs can then be biased by the R14 and R15 combination. Another ac-coupled
approach, not supported on this EVM, would be to use a transformer at the outputs of the THS4509. In
this case, the transformer would provide for ac-coupling, and one could bias the inputs of the ADC by
feeding the ADC VCM to the transformer center tap on the secondary.
It must be noted that the THS4509 used on this EVM is pinout-compatible with the THS4508, THS4511,
THS4513, and THS4520. Users can easily interchange the amplifier on this EVM and must pick the
appropriate amplifier based on common-mode range, power supplies, and frequency of operation. TI
application engineers can assist in the best selection of these amplifiers based on the user requirements.
Figure 1. SFDR vs Frequency Using a Single Transformer
Figure 2. SFDR vs Frequency Using a Dual Transformer
8 SLAU197B – April 2007 – Revised July 2009
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