Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "SFDR",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Analysers provide live RF view of the spectrum from
Tektronix, which we summarised at the time by saying "Unprecedented RF signal discovery capability for a broad range of digital RF applications including RFID, radiocommunications and spectrum management".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Direct digital synthesiser is made for handhelds from
Analog Devices: "The AD9913 is the first DDS device to deliver a 250MHz clock rate while consuming as little as 50mW of power".
In November 2007, we covered the news from Linear Technology Corp
concerning its LTC2209
- take a look at Speedy ADC simplifies receiver design
which says: "The LTC2209 is a 16-bit 160Msample/s high-performance high-speed ADC for leading-edge communications equipment and instrumentation applications".
Take a look also at the news release from Analog Devices, Drivers add flexibility to analogue design,
as well as Differential amplifiers suit defence applications from National Semiconductor,
and ADCs suit WiMAX and 3G wireless communications from National Semiconductor.
See also:
ADC claims exceptional AC specifications
(July 2007)
Serial-interface 14bit ADC combines high speed, low power and a small package for portable applications such as comms, medical instrumentation and data acquisition
Multiple ADCs run at high speeds
(April 2007)
Pin-compatible family of two- and four-channel 12 and 14bit ADCs combines high speed, low power and high performance in tiny 9 x 9mm packages
Cards offer up to 500,000 samples a second
(April 2007)
Strategic Test's new Transient Recorder cards cards are available with a choice of maximum sampling rates of 100,000 samples a second, 250,000 samples a second and 500,000 samples a second
Waveform generator for digital RF tests
(March 2007)
Arbitrary waverform generator is useful for testing digital RF technologies including software-defined radios and radars, WiMAX, WiFi, MIMO, and UWB
Receiver mezzanines see through electronic clutter
(January 2007)
Mercury Computer Systems announced its new Echotek Series ECV4- 2 family of mixed-signal PMC and XMC (the next-generation PMC) modules at the Bus and Board Conference in Long Beach, California
High efficiency basestation transceivers enhanced
(December 2006)
Linear Technology has announced the LTC2285, a 14bit 125Msample/s dual high-speed analogue to digital convertor (ADC) with low power dissipation of just 395mW per channel
DDS ICs integrate 14bit DACs
(December 2006)
Targeting high-speed communications, instrumentation and military applications, GSPS DDS ICs with integrated 14bit DACs offer improved dynamic performance
Acquisition cards feature large onboard memories
(October 2006)
Card series combines high precision input amplifiers, single-ended or differential inputs, eight input ranges and onboard calibration
Waveform generator cards have long memories
(October 2006)
Two- and four-channel 8bit resolution arbitrary waveform generator cards feature up to 4Gsample of onboard memory
Convertor saves power in basestations
(August 2006)
ADC offers optimal performance with low power consumption in a small footprint, making it well suited for wireless infrastructure applications and handheld instrumentation
DAC synthesises in multiple Nyquist zones
(August 2006)
A 12bit 2.3Gsample/s DAC claims new industry standards among high-speed DACs that can directly synthesise high-frequency and wideband signals in multiple Nyquist zones
High performance, DAQ board for PCI
(July 2006)
Data Translation has announced the DT3034, a high speed, high resolution data acquisition board for the PCI Bus
Mixed-signal boards see through electronic clutter
(June 2006)
Echotek Series mixed-signal products form a bridge between the realms of analogue signals and digital processing
Convertor offers 1.2GHz analogue input bandwidth
(June 2006)
A 12bit 250Msample/s high IF sampling analogue to digital convertor offers a 1.2GHz analogue input bandwidth along with the lowest power consumption in its class
A/D convertor claims biggest bandwidth
(May 2006)
A 14bit 155Msample/s analogue-to-digital convertor claims an industry-leading full-power bandwidth of 1.1GHz
Top-speed ADCs cut size and power consumption
(March 2006)
High-speed 10 and 12bit ADCs target broadband applications where low power consumption is required to accommodate smaller form factors, but high-quality conversion performance cannot be sacrificed
Speedy ADC doesn't compromise on performance
(March 2006)
Atmel has released what it reckons is the industry's fastest, commercially available, monolithic 12bit analogue-to-digital convertor with a clock frequency of 500Msample/s
Convertors cope with high-speed inputs
(March 2006)
High-performance ADCs enable designers to maintain low noise and high dynamic range, even at high input frequencies
Speedy dual convertor suits software-defined radio
(February 2006)
The LTC2284 is a 14bit 105Msample/s dual high speed ADC that delivers a flat SNR response of 72.2dB up to 70MHz, as well as SFDR of 88dB at baseband
16bit convertor range extends to 130Msample/s
(December 2005)
A new 16bit, 130Msample/s A/D convertor from Linear Technology extends the company's leadership in high speed ADCs for the most demanding wideband low-noise signal-acquisition applications
Differential amplifier in drive for basestations
(November 2005)
The AD8352 is the first differential amplifier to achieve the ultralow distortion levels needed to efficiently drive the high-speed ADCs required by today's advanced wireless infrastructure systems
ADCs expand basestation dynamic range
(September 2005)
A family of 14 and 12bit ADCs offers low-power operation ideal for wireless infrastructure applications
ADC boosts basestation performance and stays cool
(September 2005)
The LTC2255 is a 125Msample/s 14bit analogue to digital convertor that combines excellent AC performance with extremely low power consumption
Convertor claims superior dynamic performance
(September 2005)
The MAX19586 is a 16bit 80Msample/s analogue-to-digital convertor that sets new industry standards in the elite class of ADCs that achieve 80dB or greater signal-to-noise ratio
Convertor claims delta-sigma speed record
(August 2005)
A new 16bit, 10Msample/s delta-sigma analogue-to-digital convertor claims an unmatched combination of speed and precision
Convertor claims top dynamic performance
(August 2005)
A new 13bit, 250Msample/s analogue-to-digital convertor promises best-in-class dynamic performance at high input frequencies
DACs are optimised for baseband transmission
(August 2005)
A family of 10 low-power high-dynamic-performance pin-compatible 12, 14 and 16bit dual DACs come with with update rates up to 500Msample/s
Multichannel DDS chips offer flexible clocking
(July 2005)
The industry's first multichannel DDS devices provide solutions to two common design challenges faced by system engineers in a range of applications
ADC claims breakthrough in dynamic performance
(July 2005)
A new 13bit, 210Msample/s ADC boasts 68dB signal-to-noise ratio and 79dB spurious-free dynamic range at the maximum sample rate and an input frequency of 230MHz
Dual ADCs cut the crosstalk
(May 2005)
A new family of low power, high speed dual ADCs provide -110dB crosstalk for excellent channel-to-channel isolation, while achieving extremely low power consumption
Convertor boasts best-in-class specifications
(May 2005)
The industry's first 16bit analogue-to-digital convertor to deliver 100Msample/s datarates offers best-in-class specifications for both signal-to-noise ratio and spurious-free dynamic range
High-dynamic-range ADC captures weaker signals
(May 2005)
Analog Devices continues to innovate in the field of data conversion by introducing a high-speed analogue-to-digital converter (ADC) that extends key converter specifications to new levels
ADC is attractive for undersampling
(April 2005)
The LTC2220-1 is a 12bit 185Msample/s ADC claimed to achieve excellent AC performance with low power consumption
ADCs are optimised for linear high-speed operation
(April 2005)
Two new high-speed, high-precision ADCs are ideal for demanding measurement applications in scientific instrumentation, ATE, data acquisition, medical imaging and vibration analysis