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LM96511 - Ultrasound Receive Analog Front-End

Description

The LM96511 is an 8-channel integrated analog front end (AFE) module for multi-channel applications, particularly medical ultrasound.

Features

  • 8-channel LNA, DVGA, and 12-bit Continuous Time ∑Δ.
  • ADC Programmable Active Termination LNA 8-channel, integrated CW Doppler Beamforer Low-power consumption Embedded ADC Digital Filter ADC Instant Overload Recovery Embedded ADC “clock-cleaning” PLL 11 mm x 17 mm RoHS BGA Package.

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LM96511 Ultrasound Receive Analog Front End (AFE) September 3, 2010 LM96511 Ultrasound Receive Analog Front End (AFE) General Description The LM96511 is an 8-channel integrated analog front end (AFE) module for multi-channel applications, particularly medical ultrasound. Each of the 8 signal paths consists of a low noise amplifier (LNA), a digitally programmable variable gain amplifier (DVGA) and a 12-bit, 40 to 50 Mega Samples Per Second (MSPS) analog-to-digital converter (ADC) with Instant Overload Recovery (IOR). The architecture of the DVGA is a digitally-controlled linear-in-dB step attenuator driving a fixed-gain post-amplifier (PA).
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