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data converter DC and AC performance.

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What is the relationship between AC and DC performance of data converter, including ADC and DAC?

The DC performance is INL and DNL and AC performance is SNR, SFDR, SNDR.

Can I conclude that if a data converter has good DC performacen and than the AC performace is good as well, vice versa?

If the statement is not true, why?

BR,
-nathan
 

hi always your design will be tradeoff between many parameters. You need to choose either AC parameters or Dc parameters depending on priority.

regards
 

Having good specs at either AC or DC is "necessary, but not sufficient."
Take for example, an ADC that has very good DC specs. This doesn't provide any information about the AC bandwidth of the device - the BW of the input track & hold, for example, which doesn't impact the quantizer at DC.
That said, there is a strong correlation between AC/DC specs.
 

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ADC and DAC Glossary



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I don't think the expression of DC adn AC performance is correct. I think it is should be called static and dynamic performance.
 

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