Scott shows how the ADC12D1x00 12-bit ADCs up to 3.6 GSPS enables new SDR applications. Software-Defined Radio (SDR) demands superior analog performance to recover data with very high sensitivity from multiple channel applications requiring wide input bandwidth, frequency flexibility and tuning, multiple mixing stages or any combination of these. The key applications that benefit most from this technology include wideband communications, multi-standard/multi-carrier base stations, military communications/signal intelligence, data acquisition, RADAR/LIDAR, optical networks, microwave backhaul, and multi-tuner set-top boxes. TI's ADC12D1x00 family of ultra-high-speed 12-bit ADCs help lower power, lower cost, reduce analog processing, and deliver a better re-configurable system. The 3.6 GSPS ADC12D1800 is 3.6 times faster than any other 12-bit device on the market today. Watch the video to learn how TI addresses the demands of multiple channel and RF architectures, and see a cable set-top box demo featuring TI's ultra-high-speed 12-bit ADC ? includes 12-bit ADC reference board with an FPGA and WaveVision 5 software tool to measure ADC performance specs.
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