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5. المسجلة العينات من األصلية اإلشارة بناء إعادة
If a signal is sampled and recorded relative rapidly, the
sampled data will closely resemble the original signal.
Original signal
Sampled signal
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7. Sampling and Hold
العينة وماسك اإلعيان
Almost any analog to digital converter will have some form of
voltage “hold” before sampling. A sampling and hold unit is
used to hold each samples value until the next pulse occurs.
The sample and hold unit is necessary because the analog-to-
digital converter requires a finite amount of time.
y(t)
t
yS(t)
t
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8. Sampling Schemes
• Impulse Sampling (Theoretical – not implemented in practice)
• Natural Sampling (Theoretical - multiplier is a switch)
• Zero-order hold Sampling (Ideal Sample/Hold -
instantaneous acquisition time is impractical)
• Track/Hold (Real Sample/Hold – Result is sampled and stored in a
memory element)
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9. العينة آخذ مبدأ
+
–
“Sample”
“Sample ”input
vavSH
FET
switch
Voltage
follower
(buffer)
C
vSH
Sample-and-hold
amplifier
Functional representation
of FET bilateral switch
Bilateral switch
symbol for FET
“Sample ”input
va
vSH
va
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11. المعطيات تحصيل نظام في العينات آخذ
Data acquisition system
External
clock
Control
logic
Analog
input
signals
Sample
and
hold
Digital
output
Internal
clock
Trigger
A/D
End of
conversion
Analog multiplexer
V1
V2
V3
V4
Trigger
Amplifier
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12. المعتانة المعطيات إنتخاب
Multiplexed sampled data
External clock (sampling signal)
t
A/D
Time available for A/D
t
t
t
t
v 1
v 2
v 3
v 4
A/D
A/D
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13. اإلعتيان في نايكوست نظرية
Nyquist Sampling Theorem
A continuous signal can be represented by,
and reconstituted from, a set of sample
values providing that the number of
samples per second is at least twice the
highest frequency presented in the signal.
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14. So..What Frequency Do I Sample At???
المثالي اإلعتيان تردد ماهو
• Generally, faster is better, but ...
• Limited by physical constraints
– Switch resistance
– Amplifier settling time
– Required component values
Rule of thumb:
sample at greater than 10X
signal BW
minimises sampling effects
(amplitude distortion)
eases the anti-aliasing filter
requirements (reduced filter
order)
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15. Over sampling
Sample faster than needed and use digital filtering
to remove unwanted data is a cost-saving approach.
Oversampling can improve the data quality when
the signal from the sensing elements is weak and
noisy.
However, the stream of data produced from
oversampling will generate much more work load
for data analysis.
An common application in reducing oversampled
data is to remove every nth data point, but it may
cause deterioration in the remaining data.
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16. Under Sampling
المنخفض اإلعتيان تردد
األصلية اإلشارة على كبير تشوه سيحدث جدا منخفض اإلعيان تردد كان إذا,
القياس في أخطاء وبالتالي
Original signal Sampled data
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17. Aliasing اإلعتيان خطأ
High frequency signal to be sampled by a low sampling rate may
cause to “fold” the sampled data into a false lower frequency signal.
Such folded frequency false signal is often said to be “aliased”
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18. Antialiasing مرشحات
نايكوست تردد من األقل الترددات لحذف مرشح إلى بحاجة نحن
Analog
signal
Sample
and
Hold
Sampled
signal
Antialiasing
Filter
Not digital devices!!!
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19. System ‘Purity’ Summary
• Linearity (THD or SFDR)
– Is a measure of how much a system distorts a signal.
• Dynamic Range or Resolution
– is a measure of the largest signal a system can handle, to the smallest that
can be discerned from noise, THD etc.
• Both can be expressed in ‘bits’
– (i.e. how accurate would an A/D converter need to be to achieve the same
linearity or resolution?)
– 8 bit accuracy = 1 in 28 = 0.39% = -48dB
– 12 bit accuracy = 1 in 212 = 0.024% = -72dB
– 16 bit accuracy = 1 in 216 = 0.0015% = -96dB
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20. Sample-Hold عملية
• All S/H’s require 4 main components:
– Buffer Amp: buffers source & provides high current gain to charge the hold
capacitor
– Hold Capacitor: Retains the sampled voltage in Hold mode
– Output Buffer: High impedance to keep held voltage from discharging
– Switch & Control: Mechanism by which the hold capacitor is switched from
track to hold
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26. المطال تكميم تأثير
• Quantizer error signal depends on
the input signal dynamic range and
#quantization levels
• With high #levels, the error signal
is modeled as an additive noise
signal with a uniform probability
distribution
• Quantization error signal power is
given by it’s variance
2/
2/
2
2
2/
2/
22
12
1
)( deedeepee
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27. Unipolar, Linear, Uniform Quantizer
(& Binary Coder)
• “Linear” progression of
quantization steps of “Uniform”
width
• Max. input voltage = Vref
• Quantizer step width, , refers
to the minimum change in input
to change output code by 1,
given by
• ADC DC specs derived from
non-ideal transfer function
m
refV
2
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28. المستمرة اإلشارات تكميم
• A digital signal is a sequence of
numbers (samples) in which
each number is represented by a
finite number of digits (finite
resolution)
• The process of converting a
discrete-time continuous-
amplitude signal into a digital
signal is called quantization
• The error introduced in
representing the continuous-
valued signal by a finite set of
discrete values is called
quantization error, or
quantization noise
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30. الرقمي التمثيلي للتبديل األساسية المراحل
• Sampler
– Samples the signal at discrete time intervals
• Quantizer
– Approximates the sampled voltage with a level from a fixed set of 2n possible voltage
levels via ROUNDING or TRUNCATION
• Encoder
– Encodes the measurement in a convenient format for communication or processing
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32. نايكوست نظرية
• Analog input to sample-and-hold can be precisely
reconstructed from its output, provided that sampling
proceeds at double of the highest frequency found
in the input voltage (and provided voltages remain
analog). [Nyquist 1928, Shannon, 1949]
Does not capture effect of value quantization:
Quantization noise prevents precise reconstruction.
S/H A/D-converter D/A-converter
= ?
Interpolate
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38. Analog-to-Digital Converter Methods of Conversion
Flash
S
Delta - Sigma
(Over sampling)
Successive Approximation
P-i-p-e-l-i-n-e-d
V to F Converter
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39. Flash ADC Architecture
الومضي أو التفرعي المبدل بنية
• Input signal is concurrently compared
to all possible quantization levels
• 2N comparators, along with a voltage
divider, generate 2N reference voltages
• Comparator outputs them passed
through a “thermometer” decoder to
produce an N-bit digital word
• Highest throughput (> 100MSPs)
• Med-to-low Resolution (8-10bits)
• Highest Power consumption
Conversion Clk & Track/Hold not shown
0.5R
R
R
0.5R
e.g. TDC1048
8 to 3
e.g.
74f148
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54. 2-Step Pipelined
• Flash architecture suffers From
exponential growth in power,
area and input capacitance, as
resolution is increased
• multi-step conversion
architectures trade throughput
for these 3 parameters by
spreading the quantization load
over M stages
• The front-end SHA, Coarse
Flash, DAC and Subtractor can
begin operating on the next
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55. Latency in Pipelined Architecture
• Creates a latency between the time a signal is sampled, to
when its digital representation is available at the ADC output
• In contrast, the output of a SAR ADC is available before the
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56. N-Stage Pipelined Architecture
• Quantization load spread over N stages
– Each stage quantizes/encodes a small part of the overall conversion
• Modern devices have 6-10 stages
• High Throughput (10-100MSPs)
• Medium-High Resolution (up to 14 bits)
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57. Real ADC Errors
• Real ADCs have other errors in addition to the nominal quantization error
discussed
– Divided into the categories of STATIC & DYNAMIC, depending on
the rate of change of the input signal at time of digitization
• STATIC errors usually result from non-ideal spacing of code transition
levels
• DYNAMIC errors occur because of the additional sources of error
induced by the time variation of the analog signal being sampled
– Harmonic distortion from the S/H stage
– Signal-dependent variations in the sample instant
– Frequency-dependent variation in the spacing of the quantization
levels
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58. Model of Anti-Aliasing Check
0 dB
3 dB
Amplitude
Frequency
fd fc fs0.5fs
No Aliasing
in this region
Valid Data
Bandwidth
Data Spectrum Mirrored Data Spectrum
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59. Possible to reconstruct analog value from digitized
value?
•Let fs be the sampling frequency
•Input signals with frequency components > fs/2 cannot be
distinguished from signals with frequency components <
fs/2.
•Example: Signal: 5.6 Hz; Sampling: 9 Hz
-1.5
-1
-0.5
0
0.5
1
1.5
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60. Frequency spectrum of sampled signal
• Let Xc(): frequency
spectrum of the
continuous signal, cut-
off frequency
ΩN=2π fN
• Let Ωs=2π fs: sampling
frequency
• Let Xs: frequency
spectrum of the
sampled signal
• Xs consists of multiple
copies of Xc, separated
by Ωs
Formally: Xs = Xc folded with S,
with S: frequency spectrum of clock
Cannot be distinguished in sampled signal
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61. Aliasing
• If Ωs < ΩN/2 copies
of spectrum will
overlap
• (we don’t know the
original frequencies
any more)
No problem for signal reconstruction if this is avoided.
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62. Which ADC Architecture to Use??
Characteristic Flash Pipelined SAR Sigma
Delta
Throughput (samples/sec) 1 2 3 4
Resolution (ENOB) 4 3 2 1
Latency (Sample-to-Output) 1 3 2 4
Suitability for converting
Multiple Signals per ADC
1 2 1 3
Capability to convert non-
periodic multiplexed signals
1 2 1 3
Simplified anti-aliasing filter
requirements
**
Power Consumption Constant Constant Scales with
Sample Rate
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64. Rs Ri = 1k
Ci = 50pF
Vc = Vs 1 - e
- t c
R t C i
R t = Rs + R i
Vs
Vc 1/2 LSB = Vs-
Vs
2N
t c 1/2 LSB ln(131072)C i
= Rs + R i x x
For a 16-bit system we have:
ADC Input Structure
Acquisition Time - Calculation
Input Step 0 -Vs
Source resistance – 5K settling time 3.5uS
- 100 settling time is 0.65uS
RS=Input Buffer
Source Resistance
Ri=Sample Switch
ON Resistance
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65. DC Specs
• Differential Nonlinearity (DNL)
– Maximum deviation in the
difference between two code
transition points beyond the ideal
value of 1 LSB
–
• Integral Nonlinearity (INL), or
simply “Linearity”
– Maximum deviation (in #LSBs)
from “Ideal” ADC transfer function
• Offset Error
– Refers to output code with input
voltage of 0volts
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66. 111
110
101
100
011
010
001
000
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OutputCode
Input Voltage
Ideal transfer characteristic
Actual transfer
characteristic
DC Specs: Offset Error
• Defined as the difference between
the nominal and actual offset
points.
• For an ADC, the offset point is
the midstep value when the
digital output is zero.
• This error affects all codes by the
same amount and can usually be
compensated for by a trimming
process.
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67. 111
110
101
100
011
010
001
000
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OutputCode
Input Voltage
DC Specs: Gain Errors
• The deviation of the straight line
through the transfer function at
the intercept of full scale.
• Gain error is usually expressed as
a percentage of Full-Scale Range
(FSR), but can also be described
in volts or LSBs.
• Gain error is dominated by errors
in the converter’s reference
voltage.
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68. OutputCodeDC Specs: Differential Non-Linearity (DNL) Error
• Each code transition should
occur at an interval equal to
1LSB
• Differential Nonlinearity
(DNL)
– Maximum deviation in the
difference between two
code transition points
beyond the ideal value of 1
LSB
• DNL > 1LSB means that there
will be missing codes in the
output
• DNL impacts the SNR of the
converter
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