The AMC1035-Q1 is a precision, delta-sigma (ΔΣ) modulator that operates from a single
3.0-V to 5.5-V supply and with an externally supplied clock signal in the range of 9 MHz to 21 MHz.
In Manchester mode, the specified clock range is 9 MHz to 11 MHz. The differential ±1-V input
structure of the device is optimized for voltage and temperature sensing applications.
Select the output bitstream of the AMC1035-Q1 to be Manchester coded to prevent setup and
hold time requirement considerations of the receiving device and to reduce overall circuit layout
efforts. When used with a digital filter (such as integrated in the
TMS320F28004x,
TMS320F2807x, or
TMS320F2837x microcontroller families)
to decimate the output bitstream, the device can achieve 16 bits of resolution with a dynamic range
of 87 dB at a data rate of 82 kSPS.
The internal reference source of the AMC1035-Q1 supports a ratiometric circuit
architecture to minimize the negative impact of the supply voltage variation and temperature drift
on the accuracy of the measurement.
The AMC1035-Q1 can also be used for high common-mode AC voltage sensing with a digital
isolator and isolated power supply.
The AMC1035-Q1 is a precision, delta-sigma (ΔΣ) modulator that operates from a single
3.0-V to 5.5-V supply and with an externally supplied clock signal in the range of 9 MHz to 21 MHz.
In Manchester mode, the specified clock range is 9 MHz to 11 MHz. The differential ±1-V input
structure of the device is optimized for voltage and temperature sensing applications.
Select the output bitstream of the AMC1035-Q1 to be Manchester coded to prevent setup and
hold time requirement considerations of the receiving device and to reduce overall circuit layout
efforts. When used with a digital filter (such as integrated in the
TMS320F28004x,
TMS320F2807x, or
TMS320F2837x microcontroller families)
to decimate the output bitstream, the device can achieve 16 bits of resolution with a dynamic range
of 87 dB at a data rate of 82 kSPS.
The internal reference source of the AMC1035-Q1 supports a ratiometric circuit
architecture to minimize the negative impact of the supply voltage variation and temperature drift
on the accuracy of the measurement.
The AMC1035-Q1 can also be used for high common-mode AC voltage sensing with a digital
isolator and isolated power supply.