Product category: Analogue and Mixed Signal ICs
News Release from: Xignal Technologies | Subject: XT11200 and XT11400 ADC devices
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 25 November 2005
ADC has greater functionality but uses
less power
Following a technology announcement from Xignal during September 2005, the company is now launching the first analogue-to-digital conversion products based on its continuous time delta sigma ADCs.
Following a technology announcement from Xignal during September 2005, the company is now launching the first analogue-to-digital conversion products based on its continuous time delta sigma ADCs These devices consume less than half the power of present best-in-class, high performance ADCs and integrate a lot of additional functionality on-chip at the same time
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 5 Oct 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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ADC technology creates low power systems
Xignal Technologies has announced a breakthrough in analogue-to-digital convertor (ADC) technology.
Evaluation kits check out delta-sigma convertors
New evaluation kits support the XT11200 (12bit) and XT11400 (14bit), 40MHz analogue-to-digital convertors.
Based on the company's recently announced breakthrough in Continuous Time Delta Sigma (CTDS) technology, the 12bit (XT11200) and 14bit (XT11400) resolution devices consume only 70mW while operating at 20-40Msample/s datarate.
This is half the power consumption of the nearest best-in-class alternatives and the first time such performance has been available at the sub-100mW power level, and in this instance with increased integration to simplify system design.
These new ADCs eliminate costly and