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Recycle Microchip ADCs:SAR ADC,Delta Sigma ADC,Pipelined ADC,Simultaneous Sampling ADC

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5G chips, new energy ICs, IoT ICs, Bluetooth ICs, V2X ICs, automotive-grade ICs, communications ICs, AI ICs, memory ICs, sensor ICs, microcontroller ICs, transceiver ICs, Ethernet ICs, Wi-Fi chips, wireless communication modules, connectors, etc.

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I. SAR Successive Approximation Register Analogue-to-Digital Converter (SAR ADC)

Architectural Principles

The SAR ADC utilises a successive bisection approximation algorithm, combined with a sample-and-hold capacitor array, to compare the analogue input with the DAC reference level bit by bit, ultimately outputting a digital code. Features: medium to high speed, medium resolution, low power consumption, no fixed pipeline delay, and support for multiplexed channels; it is the most widely used architecture in industrial control, human-machine interfaces and general-purpose data acquisition.

Representative Products and Key Parameters

1. MCP3204

Resolution: 12-bit; Channels: 4; Sampling rate: 100 kSPS; Power supply: analogue 2.7 V–5.5 V, digital 2.7 V–5.5 V; Input type: single-ended / pseudo-differential; Operating temperature: –40°C to +85°C; Interface: SPI; Package: PDIP, SOIC, TSSOP. Suitable for general-purpose analogue data acquisition in automated equipment and sensor signal acquisition.

2. MCP3208

Resolution: 12-bit; Channels: 8; Sampling rate: 100 kSPS; Power supply: 2.7 V to 5.5 V; Inputs: single-ended / pseudo-differential; Interface: SPI; Temperature range: –40°C to +85°C. Primarily used for multi-channel, low-speed sensor data acquisition.

3. MCP3008

Resolution: 10-bit; Channels: 8; Sampling rate: 200 kSPS; Supply voltage: 2.7 V to 5.5 V; SPI serial interface; Low-power sleep mode. Suitable for low-cost IoT analogue signal acquisition.

Product Advantages

Fixed conversion delay; time-division multiplexing of multiple channels; controllable power consumption; simple peripheral circuitry; moderate cost. Disadvantages: Sampling rate is limited at high precision; high-resolution models exhibit poorer noise performance than Delta-Sigma ADCs.

II. Delta-Sigma (ΔΣ) Analogue-to-Digital Converters

Architectural Principles

Utilises oversampling and noise-shaping techniques to shift quantisation noise to high frequencies, which is then filtered out via digital filtering. These converters are characterised by ultra-high resolution and extremely low noise, making them suitable for measuring very weak signals; whilst their sampling rates are relatively low, they feature a built-in programmable gain amplifier (PGA) and an internal reference source, and are widely used in precision measurement, electricity metering and load cell applications.

Representative Products and Key Specifications

1. MCP3561R

Resolution: 24-bit; single-channel; sampling rate: 153.6 kSPS; built-in voltage reference; power supply: analogue 2.7–3.6 V, digital 1.8–3.6 V; package: µQFN (2 mm × 2 mm); Operating temperature: –40°C to +125°C; high-reliability industrial grade. Suitable for high-precision pressure and temperature sensor data acquisition.

2. MCP3465R

Resolution: 16-bit; single/dual-channel; sampling rate: 153.6 kSPS; built-in Vref; compact µQFN package; wide temperature range: –40°C to +125°C.

3. MCP3421

Resolution: 18-bit; single-channel; sampling rate 240 SPS; SOT-23 micro-package; I²C interface; ultra-low power consumption, ideal for battery-powered precision measurements.

4. MCP3903

6-channel Delta-Sigma ADC; 24-bit; up to 64 kSPS; integrated PGA per channel (up to 32× gain); SINAD up to 91 dB; on-board low-drift reference source (5 ppm/°C); 10 MHz SPI interface; specifically designed for smart meters and multi-phase power monitoring.

Product Advantages

Resolution up to 24-bit; low noise and excellent linearity; PGA amplifies weak signals; many models incorporate a reference voltage. Disadvantages: digital filtering delay is present, making it unsuitable for high-speed closed-loop control applications requiring extremely low latency.

III. Pipeline Analogue-to-Digital Converter (Pipeline ADC)

Architectural Principles

A pipelined architecture comprising multiple cascaded ADC stages, where the signal is sampled and quantised stage by stage; once the pipeline is filled, high-speed sampling data can be output continuously. It features a fixed pipeline delay, balancing high resolution with high sampling rates, and is integrated within certain PIC series MCUs. Once the pipeline is full, a set of conversion results is output per clock cycle, making it suitable for high-frequency analogue signal acquisition.

Product Specifications (PIC24F On-Board Pipeline ADC)

Resolution: 10–12 bits; Sampling rate: 1 MSPS–10 MSPS; Fixed pipeline delay of 8.5 clock cycles; Multi-channel input; Supports DMA for automatic transfer of conversion results; Supply voltage range: 2.5–3.3 V; Industrial-grade wide temperature range. Suitable for high-speed vibration acquisition, high-frequency analogue signal monitoring, and high-speed data acquisition in automated equipment.

Product Advantages

Sampling rates are significantly higher than those of SAR and Delta-Sigma ADCs, with strong continuous throughput capability; Disadvantages: There is a fixed conversion delay, making it unsuitable for closed-loop control applications with extremely stringent real-time phase requirements; static accuracy and noise performance are inferior to those of Delta-Sigma ADCs.

IV. Simultaneous Sampling Analogue-to-Digital Converters (Simultaneous Sampling ADCs)

Architectural Principles

Each channel is equipped with an independent sample-and-hold circuit; all channels complete signal sampling at the same instant, eliminating sampling phase differences between multiple signals. These are commonly used for the synchronous acquisition of three-phase power, motor phase currents and multi-axis sensors; Microchip’s simultaneous sampling ADCs are predominantly based on the Delta-Sigma architecture and integrate an AFE (Analogue Front-End).

Representative Products and Key Specifications

1. MCP3911

2-channel simultaneous-sampling ADC; 24-bit; sampling rate 125 kSPS; high-speed SPI interface; automotive-grade version available; built-in PGA and phase compensation module; suitable for synchronous acquisition of multi-phase motor currents and power monitoring.

2. MCP3919

Three-channel synchronous-sampling Delta-Sigma ADC; built-in PGA and low-drift reference source; SPI up to 20 MHz; supports sampling from Hall sensors, Rogowski coils and shunt resistors; a mainstream device for three-phase metering in smart meters.

3. MCP3914

Eight-channel simultaneous-sampling ADC; 24-bit; PGA gain 1–32; configurable oversampling ratio (OSR): 32–4096; register latching + CRC check to enhance communication reliability; designed for multi-channel power quality monitoring equipment.

Product Advantages

Simultaneous multi-channel signal acquisition with no phase shift makes this an essential solution for power and motor control applications; integrated PGA, phase compensation and digital calibration simplify analogue front-end design; Disadvantages: higher component cost compared to standard time-division SAR ADCs.