Datasheet Linear Technology LTC2484

Manufacturer	Linear Technology
Series	LTC2484

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Parametrics

Parameters / Models	LTC2484CDD	LTC2484CDD#PBF	LTC2484CDD#TR	LTC2484CDD#TRPBF	LTC2484IDD	LTC2484IDD#PBF	LTC2484IDD#TR	LTC2484IDD#TRPBF
ADC INL, LSB		33.5		33.5		33.5		33.5
ADCs		1		1		1		1
Architecture		Delta Sigma		Delta Sigma		Delta Sigma		Delta Sigma
Bipolar/Unipolar Input		Unipolar		Unipolar		Unipolar		Unipolar
Bits, bits		24		24		24		24
Number of Channels		1		1		1		1
DNL, LSB		1		1		1		1
Demo Boards		DC939A,DC2126A		DC939A,DC2126A		DC939A,DC2126A		DC939A,DC2126A
Design Tools		Linduino File		Linduino File		Linduino File		Linduino File
Export Control		no		no		no		no
Features		No Latency, Easy Drive, Temp Sensor, 50Hz & 60Hz Rejection		No Latency, Easy Drive, Temp Sensor, 50Hz & 60Hz Rejection		No Latency, Easy Drive, Temp Sensor, 50Hz & 60Hz Rejection		No Latency, Easy Drive, Temp Sensor, 50Hz & 60Hz Rejection
I/O		Serial SPI		Serial SPI		Serial SPI		Serial SPI
INL ppm, ppm		2		2		2		2
Input Drive		Differential		Differential		Differential		Differential
Input Span		В±VREF/2		В±VREF/2		В±VREF/2		В±VREF/2
Internal Reference		no		no		no		no
Operating Temperature Range, °C		0 to 70		0 to 70		-40 to 85		-40 to 85
Power, mW		0.48		0.48		0.48		0.48
Simultaneous		no		no		no		no
Speed, ksps		0.015		0.015		0.015		0.015
Supply Voltage Range		2.7V to 5.5V		2.7V to 5.5V		2.7V to 5.5V		2.7V to 5.5V

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Design Notes

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  “Easy Drive” Delta-Sigma Analog-to-Digital Converters Cancel Input Current Errors &mdash DN368
  PDF, 75 Kb, File published: Jun 2, 2005
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  “Easy Drive” Delta-Sigma Analog-to-Digital Converters
  Cancel Input Current Errors – Design Note 368
  Mike Mayes
  Introduction
  It is now possible to place large RC networks directly in front of high resolution ∆Σ analog-to-digital
  converters without degrading their DC accuracy
  (see Figure 1). The LTC В®248x family of converters
  solves this problem with Easy Driveв„ў technology,
  a fully passive sampling network that automatically
  cancels the differential input current. Easy Drive
  technology does not use on-chip buffers, which
  compromise performance (see What is Wrong with
  On-Chip Buffers?), but instead uses a new architecture
  that maintains 0.002% full-scale error with input RC
  networks up to 100kО© and 10ОјF. This new technology
  offers many advantages over previous generation ∆Σ
  ADCs: Rail-to-rail common mode input range Direct digitization of high impedance sensors Elimination of sampling spikes seen at the ADC input
  pins Simple external lowpass filtering Noise/power reduction Cancellation of external RC settling errors Easy interface to external amplifiers Removal of transmission line effects for remote
  sensors
  RSOURCE
  SENSOR IDIFF = 0
  RSOURCE VIN+
  CEXT Easy Drive …

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  Easy Drive ADCs Simplify Measurement of High Impedance Sensors &mdash DN379
  PDF, 146 Kb, File published: Oct 26, 2005
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  advertisement Easy Driveв„ў ADCs Simplify Measurement of
  High Impedance Sensors – Design Note 379
  Mark Thoren
  Delta-sigma ADCs, with their high accuracy and high noise
  immunity, are ideal for directly measuring many types
  of sensors. Nevertheless, input sampling currents can
  overwhelm high source impedances or low-bandwidth,
  micropower signal conditioning circuits. The LTCВ®2484
  family of delta sigma converters solves this problem by
  balancing the input currents, thus simplifying or eliminating the need for signal conditioning circuits.
  A common application for a delta-sigma ADC is thermistor
  measurement. Figure 1 shows the LTC2484 connections
  for direct measurement of thermistors up to 100kО©. Data
  I/O is through a standard SPI interface and the sampling
  current in each input is approximately:
  вЋ› VREF вЋћ
  вЋњвЋќ
  ⎟ – VCM
  V + + VIN–
  2 вЋ 
  , where VCM = IN
  1.5MΩ
  2 …

Articles

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  Easy Drive Delta-Sigma ADCs Deliver Powerful Features and Reduce Design Effort &mdash LT Journal
  PDF, 346 Kb, File published: Jan 28, 2008
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  LINEAR TECHNOLOGY MArch 2007 IN THIS ISSUE…
  Cover Article
  Easy Drive Delta-Sigma ADCs Deliver
  Powerful Features and Reduce Design
  Effort.1
  Mark Thoren Linear Technology in the News….2
  Design Features
  Current Mode Flyback DC/DC Controller
  Provides Tremendous Design Flexibility
  .8
  Arthur Kelley Isolated Forward Controllers Offer
  Buck Simplicity and Performance.10
  Charles Hawkes and Arthur Kelley Rugged 3.3V RS485/RS422
  Transceivers with Integrated
  Switchable Termination.14
  Steven Tanghe and Ray Schuler Tiny High Efficiency 2A Buck Regulator
  Directly Accepts Automotive, Industrial
  and Other Wide Ranging Inputs.18
  Kevin Huang 36V Dual 1.4A Monolithic
  Step-Down Converter has Start-Up
  Tracking and Sequencing.21 VOLUME XVII NUMBER 1 Easy Drive Delta-Sigma
  ADCs Deliver Powerful
  Features and Reduce …

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  Connect High Impedance Sensors Directly to an Easy Drive Delta Sigma ADC &mdash LT Journal
  PDF, 123 Kb, File published: Sep 1, 2005
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  DESIGN IDEAS Connect High Impedance Sensors
  Directly to an Easy Drive
  Delta Sigma ADC
  by Mark Thoren
  Delta Sigma ADCs are accurate and
  have high noise immunity, making
  them ideal for directly measuring many
  types of sensors. Nevertheless, input
  sampling currents can overwhelm
  high source impedances or low-bandwidth, micropower signal conditioning
  circuits. The LTC2480 family of Delta
  Sigma converters solves this problem
  by balancing the input currents, thus
  simplifying or eliminating the need for
  signal conditioning circuits.
  A common application for a delta
  sigma ADC is thermistor measurement. Figure 1 shows the LTC2480
  connections for direct measurement of
  thermistors up to 100kО©. Data I/O is
  through a standard SPI interface, and
  the sampling current in each input is
  approximately 5V
  C8 …

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  Wireless Precision Temperature Sensor Powers Itself, Forms Own Network, Enabling Easy Deployment in Industrial Environments &mdash LT Journal
  PDF, 866 Kb, File published: Jul 1, 2014
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  Wireless Precision Temperature Sensor Powers Itself,
  Forms Own Network, Enabling Easy Deployment
  in Industrial Environments
  Kris Lokere While the Internet connects people via a worldwide computer network, the Internet of
  Things (IoT) refers to a growing trend to create relatively simple devices that interconnect
  and share data independent of computer or human intervention. The IoT has the potential
  to increase efficiency, improve safety and enable entirely new business models in just about
  any facet of life or industry. For example, to reliably and efficiently operate an industrial plant,
  it helps to have as many monitoring (or control) points as possible—more sensors means
  better monitoring. The device-to-device networking of the IoT simplifies distribution and
  networking, making it easy to expand the number and reach of sensors throughout a plant.
  Exponential increases in the number of
  sensors can be achieved by eliminating
  all cabling requirements through the use
  of robust, wireless, micropower sensors
  that run for years on a small battery.
  Better yet, eliminate the need to replace
  or recharge batteries. Instead, sensors
  harvest energy from their immediate
  environment, taking advantage of locally
  available energy sources, such as light,
  vibration or temperature gradients.
  This article shows how to easily build …

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Manufacturer's Classification

• Data Conversion > Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADC) > Precision ADCs (Fs < 10Msps) > Single Channel ADCs