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LTC2053/LTC2053-SYNC

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ZERO-DRIFT

OP AMP

OUT

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V–

REF

V+

EN/CLK*

+IN

–IN

*NOTE: PIN 1 IS EN ON THE LTC2053 AND CLK ON THE LTC2053-SYNC

applicaTions inForMaTion

Theory of Operation

The LTC2053 uses an internal capacitor (CS) to sample

a differential input signal riding on a DC common mode

voltage (see the Block Diagram). This capacitor’s charge is

transferred to a second internal hold capacitor (CH) trans-

lating the common mode of the input differential signal to

that of the REF pin. The resulting signal is amplified by a

zero-drift op amp in the noninverting configuration. The

RG pin is the negative input of this op amp and allows

external programmability of the DC gain. Simple filtering

can be realized by using an external capacitor across the

feedback resistor.

Input Voltage Range

The input common mode voltage range of the LTC2053

is rail-to-rail. However, the following equation limits the

size of the differential input voltage:

V– ≤ (V+IN – V–IN) + VREF ≤ V+ – 1.3

Where V+IN and V–IN are the voltages of the +IN and –IN

pins, respectively, VREF is the voltage at the REF pin and

V+ is the positive supply voltage.

For example, with a 3V single supply and a 0V to 100mV

differential input voltage, VREF must be between 0V and

1.6V.

±5 Volt Operation

When using the LTC2053 with supplies over 5.5V, care

must be taken to limit the maximum difference between

any of the input pins (+IN or –IN) and the REF pin to

5.5V; if not, the device will be damaged. For example, if

rail-to-rail input operation is desired when the supplies

are at ±5V, the REF pin should be 0V, ±0.5V. As a second

example, if V+ is 10V and V– and REF are at 0V, the inputs

should not exceed 5.5V.

Settling Time

The sampling rate is 3kHz and the input sampling period

during which CS is charged to the input differential voltage

VIN is approximately 150µs. First assume that on each

input sampling period, CS is charged fully to VIN. Since

CS = CH (= 1000pF), a change in the input will settle to

N bits of accuracy at the op amp noninverting input after

N clock cycles or 333µs(N). The settling time at the OUT

pin is also affected by the settling of the internal op amp.

Since the gain bandwidth of the internal op amp is typically

200kHz, the settling time is dominated by the switched

capacitor front end for gains below 100 (see the Typical

Performance Characteristics section).

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