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7 / 19 page ® DSP201/202 7 THEORY OF OPERATION The DSP201 and DSP202 are basic voltage output digital- to-analog converters with complete logic interface circuitry for ease of use with standard digital signal processing ICs. Data words are transmitted from the DSP IC on its serial port, leaving the DSP IC parallel ports free for digital communication. The DSP201 and DSP202 are pipelined internally. When the user gives a convert command at time t, two actions are initiated. First, the data stored in the internal shift registers following the previous convert command (at t – 1) is used to update the output D/A converters immediately. Second, the DSP201 or DSP202 transmits a synchronization pulse to the DSP IC and starts clocking new data into the shift register using the system Bit Clock. This data is then used to update the D/As when the t + 1 convert command is received. Both the DSP201 and DSP202 are 18-bit D/As internally. On-chip logic can be programmed to use 18-bits of data to update the D/A outputs, or can be programmed to update the D/A based on 16-bit data words. Additionally, the logic in the DSP202 can accept a 32-bit data word (the Cascade Mode), and update both D/A channels simultaneously with 16 bits each. All of these modes can be hard-wired or logic- controlled externally, so that no extra overhead on the part of the DSP IC is required. In the 16-bit modes, the DSP201 and DSP202 will append zeros to the 16-bits transferred to each of the internal D/As, which are full 18-bit converters. The 18-bit word-length mode can be used with DSP ICs programmed for either 24- bit or 32-bit output words, in which case the DSP201 or DSP202 will clock in the first 18-bits of data after the synchronization pulse, and ignore additional information on the serial line. When programmed to accept 16-bit words, the DSP201 and DSP202 can be used with DSP ICs pro- grammed to output 16-, 24-, or 32-bit words, and will ignore additional information after the first 16 bits on the serial line. The DSP201 and DSP202 are complete voltage output D/A converters, with on-chip references and output amplifiers to drive ±3V into 375Ω loads. State-of-the-art bipolar tech- nologies are used in the D/A section to maximize the output update rate, to maximize dynamic performance, and to eliminate glitch problems. Advanced plastic packaging meth- ods makes this performance attainable economically. BASIC OPERATION DATA FORMAT AND OUTPUT LEVELS The DSP201 and DSP202 accept serial data, MSB first, in standard Binary Two’s Complement format. The length of the data words can be selected as shown below, and the D/A output level generated by a specific input code is shown in Table I. As with all standard D/As, the output ranges from negative full scale (–3V) to 1 LSB below positive full scale (+3V – 1LSB). The bipolar output amplifiers are designed to drive 375 Ω loads at full speed and accuracy. UPDATING THE OUTPUT With ENABLE (pin 17) LOW, the falling edge of a Convert Command arriving on CONV (pin 15) will immediately update the D/A outputs with the data stored in the internal shift registers following the previous Convert Command. The Convert Command can be asynchronous to any other signals or clocks without reducing accuracy, although sys- tem accuracy is often enhanced by synchronizing digital signals. For a full-scale change in the input code, the output will typically settle to within ±0.006% of its final level within 2.5 µs. The slew rate of the output amplifier is typically 15V/ µs, for a full power bandwidth close to 800kHz. All of the specifications and typical performance curves are achieved with a full 400kHz update rate, unless otherwise specified. The DSP201 and DSP202 are guaranteed operational to a full 500kHz update rate, which exceeds the maximum Bit Clock rate for most standard DSP ICs. DATA TRANSFER Data is transmitted serially to the DSP201 or DSP202, and is clocked into the internal shift registers on the rising edge of the external Data Transfer Clock or Bit Clock (XCLK input on pin 12.) This clock can be as fast as 12MHz. The Data Transfer Clock can tolerate duty cycles from 40% to 60%. As indicated in the timing diagrams in Figure 1, either 16- or 18-bits of data will be clocked into the DSP201 or DSP202, or 32-bits will be clocked into the DSP202 in the INPUT CODE OUTPUT VOLTAGE 16-BIT MODE AND HEX 16-BIT MODE AND BINARY DSP202 CASCADE MODE 18-BIT MODE DSP202 CASCADE MODE 18-BIT MODE 0111...1111 7FFF 1FFFF +2.999908V 2.999977V 0000...0000 0000 00000 0V 0V 1111...1111 FFFF 3FFFF –92 µV –23 µV 1000...0000 8000 20000 –3.000000V –3.000000V Theoretical LSB Size 91.6 µV 22.9 µV TABLE I. Output Voltage vs Input Code. |
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