EVM available for TLC320AD56 DSP Analog Interface
Product Features
- 16-bit sigma delta AIC
- Power dissipation: 100 mW (typ), Power down 2.5 mW (typ)
- Programmable serial port interface
- Internal 64X oversampling
- THD of 103 dB on ADC, and 96 dB on DAC
- Characterized for operation from 0°C to 70°C
An evaluation kit is now available to evaluate the performance
of the TLC320AD56 analog interface circuit (AIC). The 'AD56 is
a versatile 16-bit sigma-delta analog front end for modem and
business audio applications. It provides high resolution signal
conversion from analog-to-digital and from digital-to-analog using
an oversampling sigma-delta technique.
This development kit allows prospective users of the TLC320AD56
to determine its capabilities with a minimum of cost and effort.
This EVM can be directly connected to the TMS320C5x DSP Starter
Kits (DSK), or to any other system with a compatible synchronous
serial interface. The TLC320AD56 has a glueless interface, via
a serial port, to the TMS320 family of digital signal processors
(DSPs) reducing overall system cost and board space.
The EVM kit comes complete with a data manual and applications
report which describes the evaluation board and how to use it
to demonstrate the performance of the TLC320AD56. The application
report also describes the connections of the EVM to the DSK.
Some of the features of the TLC320AD56 include a typical signal
to distortion ratio of
103 dB at 3 V and 85 dB at 5 V on the ADC channel and 96 dB on
the DAC channel. It also offers a typical signal-to-noise ratio
(SNR) of 86 dB on the ADC channel and 85 dB on the DAC channel.
The ëAD56 consists of two serial synchronous conversion paths,
one for each data direction, and includes an interpolation filter
before the DAC and a decimation filter after the ADC. It also
has a digital loopback function that allows for in-circuit system
level tests.
The 'AD56 features a serial port interface whose options include
reset, power-down, communications protocol, serial clock rate,
and test mode. The power down mode reduces the power dissipation
from the typical operating level of 100 mW to only 2.5 mW.
Key applications of this device include V.34 Modems, PCMCIA Fax
Modems, DSP Analog Interface, Industrial Process Control, Acoustical
Signal Processing, Noise Cancellation/Suppression, and general
purpose data conversion.
The TLC320AD56 is available in the 28-pin PLCC, 28-pin SOIC, and
the 48-pin TQFP package.

Vol 20, January, 1997