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 ===== Crosstalk ===== ===== Crosstalk =====
  
-Crosstalk, in simplified terms, is a metric of how much a channel in a data acquisition system is effected by signal(s) on adjacent ​ channel(s). ​ For more information on crosstalk in data converters, see this[[http://​www.analog.com/​en/​analog-dialogue/​raqs/​raq-issue-75.html|"​Rarely Asked Questions"​ article.]] ​+Crosstalk, in simplified terms, is a metric of how much a channel in a data acquisition system is effected by signal(s) on adjacent ​ channel(s). ​ For more information on crosstalk in data converters, see this[[adi>en/​analog-dialogue/​raqs/​raq-issue-75.html|"​Rarely Asked Questions"​ article.]] ​
  
 For this test, a single board was used at room temperature. ​ It was powered with +5VDC Vp/-2.5VDC Vm / +3.3VDC. ​ A very low distortion signal generature was connected to a single channel at a time, AC coupled through a 3.3ųF capacitor. ​ Unused channels were AC terminated to ground with a 3.3ųF capacitor. ​ No multiplexer channels were switch during acquisition. ​ The sample rate was set at 400ksps, and an 8192 point FFT was used for analysis, captured with the HT DAQ viewer software. ​ The tables below show signal measurement in dBFS for 1kHz and 10kHz tone inputs. ​ Channel to channel isolation is very good considering that signals are connected to the board with unshielded single ended wiring and pass through a Micro-D connector, which is not an connector optimized for signal integrity.  ​ For this test, a single board was used at room temperature. ​ It was powered with +5VDC Vp/-2.5VDC Vm / +3.3VDC. ​ A very low distortion signal generature was connected to a single channel at a time, AC coupled through a 3.3ųF capacitor. ​ Unused channels were AC terminated to ground with a 3.3ųF capacitor. ​ No multiplexer channels were switch during acquisition. ​ The sample rate was set at 400ksps, and an 8192 point FFT was used for analysis, captured with the HT DAQ viewer software. ​ The tables below show signal measurement in dBFS for 1kHz and 10kHz tone inputs. ​ Channel to channel isolation is very good considering that signals are connected to the board with unshielded single ended wiring and pass through a Micro-D connector, which is not an connector optimized for signal integrity.  ​
resources/eval/user-guides/high-temp/testreport.txt · Last modified: 03 Jan 2021 22:04 by Robin Getz