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TRAINING, TUTORIALS & SEMINARS — ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTERS

 
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Seminars (1)
Tutorials (33)
Videos (14)
Webcasts (18)
  • Precision basics: How not to be surprised by unexpected error sources
    This webcast, co-sponsored by Avnet EM, presents error sources of a few fundamental front end signal conditioning blocks and provides hints for better practices that will save money and speed development time.
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Analog to Digital Converters
    BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: an update to The Fundamentals of the Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) webcast, including basic ADC architectures, understanding ADC errors, how to read an ADC data sheet, and how to choose the right ADC. Includes the latest on ADC products and technology.
  • How to Lower Power Consumption in Data Acquisition Systems
    This webcast will present solutions to lower the power consumption in data acquisition systems. Among the topics to be discussed are the limitations and tradeoffs of using lower power components (such as ADC drivers, regulators, etc). If you are currently in the design phase of a lower power Data Acquisition system, this is a webcast you should attend.
  • Solving Isolation Challenges in Power Conversion Applications
    This webcast will present solutions to isolation challenges in power conversion applications. Among the topics to be discussed are the limitations of traditional methods of isolation (such as utilization of optocouplers and pulse transformers) vs. more efficient and cost effective solutions that utilize digital isolators. If you are currently using optocouplers and pulse transformers, this is a webcast you should attend.
  • Demystifying the JESD204B High-speed Data Converter-to-FPGA interface
    This webcast will provide an overview of the JESD204 standard from its original version up to the current "B" revision. In addition, common "high-performance metrics" that are associated with high speed serial interfaces such as JESD204 will be described. Topics covered in this webcast will also be useful for applications that use similar high speed serial interfaces.
  • The Latest on Driving ADCs Differentially: Part 1
    This is the first of a two-part series addressing how to select the right differential ADC driver for your design. In part one we look at the basics of driving ADCs: topics include errors in sampled data systems such as distortion and noise, ENOB, differential signaling definitions and advantages, and ADC driver architectures. Next month part 2 will take these basic concepts and use them to make the driver selection.
  • Webcast: The Latest on Driving ADCs Differentially: Part 2
    This is the second of a two-part series addressing how to select the right differential ADC driver for your design. In part one we looked at the basics of driving ADCs, including errors in sampled data systems (such as distortion and noise) ENOB, differential signaling definitions, and advantages of ADC driver architectures. This month we will take these basic concepts and use them to make the driver selection and design driving circuits.
  • Healthcare Webcast: Optimizing Ultrasound Systems using Integrated Receivers
    In this webcast TGC noise analysis techniques will be presented to aid designers in determining receiver noise contributions in near and far field B mode imagining. The key IC performance specifications that determine PW Doppler mode sensitivity will also be discussed, as will analysis of the CW Doppler signal path critical noise sources and suggested filtering techniques will be presented.
  • Healthcare Webcast: Fundamentals of ADC Technologies for Healthcare Design
    This session will explain the main ADC architectures in use today, and their advantages and disadvantages for different medical and healthcare applications such as ECG, diagnostics and ultrasound. It will present the latest developments in: Successive approximation, Sigma delta, Pipelined architectures, Design guidance on clocking, grounding, shielding and other techniques to get the best performance from the device will be presented.
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors: Analog to Digital Converters
    This webcast concludes our three-part series focusing on the conversion of analog, electrical signals into and from digital signals. In this webcast we will present the fundamentals of the analog to digital converter (ADC), including basic ADC architectures, understanding ADC errors, how to read an ADC data sheet, and how to choose the right ADC. Register for June 8th premiere.
  • Healthcare Webcast: Solving Medical Equipment Signal Path Design Challenges
    Medical devices and instruments are trending toward lower power and smaller form factors, yet they must deliver high performance and accuracy, sometimes in very harsh environments. In this webcast we're going to learn how analog and mixed signal components can help enable system designers to meet those stringent objectives.
  • Converters in Motion: A/D Converter Considerations for Motor Control
    In this webcast we'll look at the analog to digital converter requirements and typical motor control circuit configurations for AC servos and variable frequency drives, and gain some knowledge on how to select the most appropriate converter for this type of specific control application.
  • Webcast: Design And Develop Innovative And Robust Touch Sensor Interfaces Using Capacitive-To-Digital Converters
    This Webcast will focus on the design and development of CDC-based touch sensors and their application, cite CDC product examples such as the AD7142, and explore development tools provided by ADI.
  • Webcast: Differential Circuit Design Techniques for Communication Applications
    In this Webinar, we will explore the advantages of differential design techniques and how their performance benefits affect the stringent system requirements of today's high performance communication systems.
  • Webcast: Understanding Data Converter Errors and Specifications
    In this Webcast, ADI systems applications expert Chris Hyde will conduct a rapid review of the most common sources of errors in a data converter and how to interpret specs on the data sheet.
  • Webcast: Simplify and Reduce Active Filter Design Time
    In this fast-paced Webcast, our analog experts will take you through the process of designing a low pass and high pass active filter. Filter theory and architecture will be discussed as well as the utilization of design tools and new active filter evaluation boards used to simplify and expedite the design process.
  • Designing Transformer Coupled Front-Ends for High Performance A/D Converters
    This Webcast will provide a practical "formula" approach for designing transformer-coupled front-ends for high performance ADC in baseband and super-Nyquist applications.
  • Driving High Performance ADCs in Communication Applications
    In this Webcast, our amplifier expert will review RF versus ADC terminology, provide a basic overview of system budgeting, contrast different ADC driver implementations, and touch on filter design techniques required to meet today's stringent system requirements.
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