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User's Guide
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Precision Signal Injector EVM (PSIEVM)
This user's guide describes the characteristics, operation, and use of the Precision Signal Injector
evaluation module (PSIEVM). The EVM facilitates the evaluation of single-ended, differential, and high-
voltage SAR analog-to-digital converters (ADC) by generating a very low distortion, low-noise signal. This
signal generator is powered by and controlled by the USB port. This user's guide provides a description of
how to configure and control the hardware using the provided software GUI.
The following related documents are available through the Texas Instruments web site at www.ti.com.
Table 1. Associated Devices
Device Literature Number
ADS8900BEVM-PDK SBAU269
ADS8881EVM-PDK SBAU281
ADS8681EVM-PDK SBAU252
DAC8411 SBAS439
MSP430F5503 SLAS645
OPA1612 SBOS450
OPA1662 SBOS489
OPA227 SBOS110
OPA827 SBOS376
PCM5142 SLAS759
THS4131 SLOS318

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Contents
1 Overview...................................................................................................................... 3
2 PSIEVM Initial Setup ........................................................................................................ 3
3 PSIEVM Operation .......................................................................................................... 7
4 Examples Using PSIEVM to Drive TI Data Converter EVMs......................................................... 11
5 PSIEVM Design Overview ................................................................................................ 20
6 Optional Features .......................................................................................................... 22
7 Other Considerations ...................................................................................................... 23
8 Bill of Materials, PCB Layout, and Schematics......................................................................... 24
List of Figures
1 Initial Jumper Setting Illustration........................................................................................... 4
2 PSIEVM Software Installation Prompts................................................................................... 5
3 Device Driver Installation Wizard Prompts ............................................................................... 5
4 LabVIEW™ Run-Time Engine Installation................................................................................ 6
5 PSIEVM Folder Post-Installation........................................................................................... 7
6 PSIEVM Hardware With Labels............................................................................................ 8
7 PSI GUI With Labels ........................................................................................................ 9
8 Offset Voltage Example ................................................................................................... 10
9 Common-Mode Voltage Example........................................................................................ 10
10 ADS8881EVM Connected to PSIEVM .................................................................................. 12
11 PSI GUI Setup for ADS8881EVM........................................................................................ 13
12 ADS8881EVM GUI Spectral Analysis for PSIEVM Input ............................................................. 14
13 ADS8900BEVM Connected to PSIEVM................................................................................. 15
14 PSI GUI Setup for ADS8900BEVM...................................................................................... 16
15 ADS8900BEVM GUI Spectral Analysis for PSIEVM Input............................................................ 17
16 ADS8681EVM Connected to the PSIEVM.............................................................................. 18
17 PSI GUI Setup for ADS8681EVM........................................................................................ 19
18 ADS8681EVM GUI Spectral Analysis for PSIEVM Input ............................................................. 20
19 Signal Path Illustration..................................................................................................... 21
20 Power Tree.................................................................................................................. 22
21 PCB Layer 1: Top Layer .................................................................................................. 28
22 PCB Layer 2: Ground Layer .............................................................................................. 29
23 PCB Layer 3: Power Layer................................................................................................ 30
24 PCB Layer 4: Bottom Layer............................................................................................... 31
25 PCB: Top Silk Screen ..................................................................................................... 32
26 Schematic Page 1.......................................................................................................... 33
27 Schematic Page 2.......................................................................................................... 34
28 Schematic Page 3.......................................................................................................... 35
29 Schematic Page 4.......................................................................................................... 36
30 Schematic Page 5.......................................................................................................... 37
31 Schematic Page 6.......................................................................................................... 38
32 Schematic Page 7.......................................................................................................... 39
List of Tables
1 Associated Devices.......................................................................................................... 1
2 Jumper Position Description ............................................................................................... 4
3 Output Connectors Description ............................................................................................ 8
4 Offset Voltage or Common-Mode Voltage Jumper Settings ........................................................... 9

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5 Amplitude Range........................................................................................................... 11
6 Typical Performance....................................................................................................... 11
7 Example 1 Hardware Setup............................................................................................... 12
8 ADS8881EVM Example Parameters .................................................................................... 12
9 Example 1 Results......................................................................................................... 14
10 Example 2 Hardware Setup............................................................................................... 15
11 ADS8900BEVM Examples Parameters................................................................................. 15
12 Example 2 Results......................................................................................................... 17
13 Example 3 Hardware Setup............................................................................................... 18
14 ADS8681EVM Example Parameters .................................................................................... 19
15 Example 3 Results......................................................................................................... 20
16 Power Supplies............................................................................................................. 21
17 PSIEVM Bill of Materials .................................................................................................. 24
Trademarks
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LabVIEW is a trademark of National Instruments Corporation.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
1 Overview
The Precision Signal Injector Evaluation Module (PSIEVM, or PSI for short) is a platform for testing and
evaluating the performance of successive approximation register (SAR) ADCs. The board is strictly
designed to provide a low distortion, low-noise, 2-kHz input signal for driving the input of the ADC and
pairs with most of TI’s SAR ADC evaluation modules (EVMs). The board is powered over a USB cable
which also provides a user interface connection to a PC.
The software platform that accompanies the PSIEVM allows for the user to adjust the PSIEVM output
through the graphical user interface (GUI) that is downloaded to the computer.
Along with the PSIEVM, this evaluation kit includes an A-to-micro-B USB cable to connect to a computer
via USB 3.0 or below, as well as 2 SMA to SMA coaxial cables for EVM connectivity.
1.1 PSIEVM Features
The PSIEVM includes the following features:
• Software suite with a graphical tool for controlling the amplitude, frequency, and offset of the AC signal
• Onboard filter for generating a very low distortion, low-noise, 2-kHz signal
• Jumper-selectable options for filtering and offset voltage or common-mode voltage
• Single-ended or true differential signal output options.
• Easy-to-use evaluation software for Microsoft®Windows®7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 64-bit
operating systems
• Powered over a single USB cable
2 PSIEVM Initial Setup
This section explains the initial hardware and software setup procedure required for the proper operation
of the PSIEVM.
2.1 Default Jumper Settings
Jumper settings are used to enable or disable filter stages, enable or disable EEPROM write, select
internal or external power supplies, select internal or external analog signals, and adjust offset or
common-mode voltage for the outputs. Jumper settings are described in and initial jumper position is
shown in .

U14 U15 U13
C85 C86
MSP430
Power Stage
ANALOG
OUT -
ANALOG
OUT +
SINGLE
ENDED
USB
DIF_VCM
JP8
GND
JP4
SE_VCM
JP1
FLT
BP
JP3
FLT BP
JP7
OPEN = WP
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Table 2. Jumper Position Description
Designator Position Setting
JP1 and JP3 Filter Enables filter following the audio DAC. The filter is used to minimize distortion and noise. When the
filter is enabled, the PSI should only output 2 kHz.
JP2 Not Installed If installed, this jumper can be used to allow for an external analog input signal. This option is
intended for debug purposes only and is not required for normal operation. Connector P1 must be
installed for the source of the signal (see Section 6.3).
JP4 Ground Sets the offset to 0 V for single-ended output. To add a voltage offset, move this jumper to the
SE_VOS side (see Section 3.2).
JP5 Not Installed If installed, this jumper can be used to select external power supplies. Also install header P7 for the
source of the power supplies. For general operation, the USB power is sufficient and external
power is not required (see section Section 6.1).
JP7 Open EEPROM in Write Protect Mode. The EEPROM is programmed during manufacturing with
correction coefficients. To reprogram the correction coefficients, short jumper JP7. Since the
EEPROM is programed in the factory, it is not necessary to recalibrate the PSI.
JP8 Ground Sets VCM to 0 volts for Differential Output. To add a common-mode voltage, move this jumper to
the DIF_VCM side (see Section 3.2).
Figure 1. Initial Jumper Setting Illustration
2.2 EVM Graphical User Interface (GUI) Software Installation
Download the latest version of ADS8900BEVM-PDK Precision Signal Injector (PSI) GUI Installer from the
Tools and Software folder of the PSIEVM and run the GUI installer to install the EVM GUI software on the
user’s computer.
NOTE: Manually disable any antivirus software running on the computer before downloading the
EVM GUI installer onto the local hard disk. Otherwise, depending on the antivirus settings,
an error message may appear or the installer.exe file may be deleted.
Accept the license agreements and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

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Figure 2. PSIEVM Software Installation Prompts
As part of the PSI GUI installation, a prompt with a Device Driver Installation appears on the screen. Click
the Next > button to proceed.
NOTE: A notice may appear on the screen stating that Windows cannot verify the publisher of this
driver software. Select Install this driver software anyway.
Figure 3. Device Driver Installation Wizard Prompts
The PSIEVM requires LabVIEW™ Run-Time Engine and may prompt for the installation of this software, if
not already installed.

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Figure 4. LabVIEW™ Run-Time Engine Installation
After these installations, verify that C:\Program Files (x86)\Texas Instruments\Precision Signal Injector is
as shown in Figure 5.

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Figure 5. PSIEVM Folder Post-Installation
3 PSIEVM Operation
The following instructions are a step-by-step guide to connecting the PSIEVM to the computer and
operating it to apply precision signals to a TI SAR ADC EVM (referred to as device under test (DUT)):
1. Use the provided USB cable to connect the PSIEVM to the computer.
• LED D3 lights up indicating that the PSIEVM is powered up.
2. Launch the Precision Signal Injector GUI (PSI GUI) software.
3. Connect the PSIEVM to the desired DUT to connector P2 for single ended, or P4 and P5 for
differential signal (see Table 3). Ensure a firm contact on these connectors for effective signal
transmission.
4. Connect the DUT EVM to the computer. Launch the GUI for the DUT EVM.
5. Set the PSI GUI to have the desired output type (single ended or differential), peak-to-peak voltage,
offset voltage or common-mode voltage, and frequency.
6. Enable to output for the PSIEVM.

External Power Input-
Not Installed
P4: Differential
Output (-)
P5: Differential
Output (+)
P2: Single
Ended Output
USB Connector
D3 ±Indicates
Board Power
Clock Input -
Not Installed
Analog Input -
Not Installed
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Figure 6. PSIEVM Hardware With Labels
Table 3. Output Connectors Description
Reference Designator Signal Description
P2 Single-ended output Single-ended output
P4 Differential output (–) Negative-differential output
3.1 Using the PSI GUI
Through the PSI GUI, the user is able to control the input signal amplitude, offset, frequency, and type
(single ended or differential). The PSI GUI gives the user control over the signal being applied to the DUT.
Figure 7 shows the PSI GUI as it appears on the user’s computer screen.
PSI GUI Operation:
1. Select either Single Ended or Differential to ensure the output from the PSIEVM is the type the DUT
takes as an input. The plot on the GUI adjusts to match the output signal.
2. Adjust the signal amplitude, common mode, and frequency by either typing in the desired values or by
using the up or down arrows next to the text boxes. Click the Set button next to the parameter to
change the output.
3. Enable the output by clicking Output Enable. A green light appears on the PSI GUI showing the output
is enabled.

Connected to EVM
Output Plot
AC/DC Mode Output Type Selection
Amplitude
Setting
Offset/
Common Mode
Frequency
Setting
Output Enabled
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Figure 7. PSI GUI With Labels
3.2 Setting the Offset Voltage or Common-Mode Voltage
An offset voltage can be added to the single-ended output of the PSIEVM or a common-mode voltage can
be added to the differential outputs. Table 4 shows the jumper combinations that are required to
implement an offset or common-mode voltage. Once the jumpers are placed in the correct configuration,
set the offset voltage or common-mode voltage through the GUI.
Table 4. Offset Voltage or Common-Mode Voltage Jumper Settings
Offset Voltage or Common-Mode
Voltage Setting JP4 JP8
VOS or VCM = 0 V Ground Ground
Single-ended offset SE_VOS Ground
Differential common-mode voltage Ground DIF_VCM

Connected to EVM
Output Plot
Jumper Explanation AC Mode Differential Output
5-Vpp
Amplitude
1.0-V Common
Mode Voltage
2 kHz
Output Enabled
Connected to EVM
Output Plot
Jumper Explanation AC Mode Single-Ended Output
5-Vpp
Amplitude
1.0-V Common
Mode Voltage
2 kHz
Output Enabled
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Figure 8 shows an example of the GUI with single-ended output and an added offset voltage. The GUI
does all of the calculations for the given inputs and shows the expected output on the plot.
Figure 8. Offset Voltage Example
Figure 9 shows an example of the GUI with differential output and an added common-mode voltage. The
GUI does all of the calculations for the given inputs and shows the expected outputs on the plot.
Figure 9. Common-Mode Voltage Example

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3.3 AC versus DC Output
The PSIEVM is able to output a sine wave or a DC level. This change is made with the drop-down menu
for Output Mode.
3.4 Amplitude Setting and Output Enable
The amplitudes selectable in the PSI GUI are available for AC single ended or differential as well as for
DC output, see Table 5. Once all PSI GUI parameters have been selected, enabling the output allows for
the selected signal to be produced from the PSIEVM. Disabling the output defaults the PSIEVM output to
ground.
Table 5. Amplitude Range
Output Type Minimum Maximum
AC Single Ended or Differential 0 Vpp 11.88 Vpp
DC Single Ended or Differential 0 V 11.88 V
3.5 Frequency Selection
The eighth-order filter implemented on the PSIEVM and explained in Section 5.4, is optimized for a 2-kHz
signal. The PSIEVM can create signals at other frequencies to effectively use a signal frequency other
than 2 kHz, the filter must be bypassed by placing JP1 and JP3 into bypass mode. Note that the signal is
not filtered when bypassing the eighth-order onboard filter, and consequently, THD and SNR are
degraded. The PSI GUI allows input of any frequency, up to 20 kHz.
3.6 Typical Performance
Table 6 shows typical performance seen using the PSIEVM with the ADS8900BEVM with full scale
signals.
Table 6. Typical Performance
Measurement Value
SNR 101 dB
THD –123 dB
SNR without filter 63.8 dB
THD without filter –86.3 dB
DC resolution 36 codes = 0.34 mV
4 Examples Using PSIEVM to Drive TI Data Converter EVMs
In this section the PSIEVM is used to drive three different examples of SAR ADC evaluation modules. This
includes both single-ended and differential cases.
4.1 Example of Single-Ended Operation With ADS8881EVM
To explain the single-ended output mode of operation, an example using the ADS8881EVM follows. The
hardware setup is shown in Table 7 and Figure 10. First, download the ADS8881EVM GUI to use the
ADC to acquire the PSIEVM output signals. Then, connect the PSIEVM to the ADS8881EVM by having
P2 on the PSIEVM attached to J1 on the ADS8881EVM, also tie JP2 to ground on the ADS8881EVM and
have no jumper installed on JP3. Next, select the output parameters as shown in Table 8. Lastly, enable
the output on the PSI GUI and use the ADS8881EVM to acquire the signal. Figure 11 and Figure 12 show
the two GUIs for this test. Table 9 shows the expected results for this test setup.

USB Cable
J1
P2
PHI
PSIEVM
ADS8881EVM
USB Cable
JP2
GND
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Table 7. Example 1 Hardware Setup
Reference Designator Position or Connection
ADS8881EVM J1 PSIEVM P2
ADS8881EVM JP-2 Ground
ADS8881EVM JP-3 Open
PSIEVM P2 ADS8881EVM J1
PSIEVM JP1, JP3 Filter
PSIEVM JP4 Ground
Figure 10. ADS8881EVM Connected to PSIEVM
Table 8. ADS8881EVM Example Parameters
Parameter Value
ADS8881EVM input type Single ended
PSI GUI output type Single ended
ADS8881EVM maximum input range (–VREF to VREF) –4.5 V to 4.5 V
PSI GUI amplitude 8.8 Vpp
PSI GUI common mode 0 V
PSI GUI frequency 2 kHz

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Figure 11. PSI GUI Setup for ADS8881EVM

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Figure 12. ADS8881EVM GUI Spectral Analysis for PSIEVM Input
Table 9. Example 1 Results
Measurement Value
SNR 97.7 dB
THD –116.2 dB

USB Cable
J7PHI
PSIEVM
ADS8900BEVM
J3
P4
P5
USB Cable
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4.2 Example of Differential Operation With ADS8900BEVM
To explain the differential output mode of operation, an example using the ADS8900BEVM follows. First,
download the ADS8900BEVM GUI to use the ADC to acquire the PSIEVM output signals. Then, connect
the PSIEVM to the ADS8900BEVM by having P4 and P5 on the PSIEVM attached to J7 and J3,
respectively, on the ADS8900BEVM, using equal length cables, as shown in Table 10 and Figure 13.
Next, the output parameters should be selected as shown in Table 11. Lastly, enable the output on the
PSI GUI and use the ADS8900BEVM to acquire the signal. Figure 14 and Figure 15 show the two GUIs
for this test. Table 12 shows expected results for this test setup.
Table 10. Example 2 Hardware Setup
Reference Designator Position or Connection
ADS8900BEVM J3 PSIEVM P5
ADS8900BEVM J7 PSIEVM P4
PSIEVM P5 ADS8900BEVM J3
PSIEVM P4 ADS8900BEVM J7
PSIEVM JP1, JP3 Filter
PSIEVM JP8 Ground
Figure 13. ADS8900BEVM Connected to PSIEVM
Table 11. ADS8900BEVM Examples Parameters
Parameter Value
ADS8900BEVM input type Differential
PSI GUI output type Differential
ADS8900BEVM maximum input range (–VREF to +VREF) –5 V to 5 V
PSI GUI amplitude 9.8 Vpp
PSI GUI common mode 0 V
PSI GUI frequency 2 kHz

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Figure 14. PSI GUI Setup for ADS8900BEVM

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Figure 15. ADS8900BEVM GUI Spectral Analysis for PSIEVM Input
Table 12. Example 2 Results
Measurement Value
SNR 100.8 dB
THD –123.5 dB

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4.3 Example of Single-Ended, High-Voltage Operation With ADS8681EVM
To explain the single-ended output mode of operation with a high-voltage SAR ADC, an example using
the ADS8681EVM follows. First, download the ADS8681EVM GUI to use the ADC to acquire the PSIEVM
output signals. Then, connect the PSIEVM to the ADS8681EVM by having P2 on the PSIEVM attached to
J1 on the ADS8681EVM as shown in Table 13 and Figure 16. Next, select the output parameters as
Table 14 shows. Lastly, enable the output on the PSI GUI and use the ADS8681EVM to acquire the
signal. Figure 17 and Figure 18 show the two GUIs for this test. The output range of the PSIEVM is limited
to 11.88 V peak to peak. To test SAR ADC at higher voltages than ±5.93 V, use the common-mode offset.
To implement an offset in single-ended mode, JP4 on the PSIEVM must be moved to SE_VOS, see
Section 3.2.Table 15 shows the expected results for this test setup.
NOTE: To make the ADS8681EVM function properly using the PSIEVM, remove capacitor C1 on
the ADS8681EVM. This is because the PSIEVM does not function properly when driving a
capacitive load, see Section 7.1.
Table 13. Example 3 Hardware Setup
Reference Designator Position or Connection
ADS8681EVM J1 PSIEVM P2
PSIEVM P2 ADS8681EVM J1
PSIEVM JP1, JP3 Filter
PSIEVM JP4 Ground
Figure 16. ADS8681EVM Connected to the PSIEVM

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Table 14. ADS8681EVM Example Parameters
Parameter Value
ADS8681EVM input type Single ended
PSI GUI output type Single ended
ADS8681EVM maximum input range –3 × VREF to 3 × VREF = –12 V to 12 V
PSI GUI amplitude 11.88 Vpp (maximum setting)
PSI GUI common mode 0 V
PSI GUI frequency 2 kHz
PSIEVM connectors P3
Figure 17. PSI GUI Setup for ADS8681EVM

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Figure 18. ADS8681EVM GUI Spectral Analysis for PSIEVM Input
Table 15. Example 3 Results
Measurement Value
SNR 86.4 dB
THD –109.6 dB
5 PSIEVM Design Overview
5.1 Analog Interface
The evaluation board uses a variety of amplifiers in different configurations to compose the output signal
based on the user inputs through the GUI. The signal path is explained fully in Section 5.4.
5.2 Digital Interface
The EVM communicates with the computer over USB. There are two devices on the EVM that
communicate to the computer: the MSP430F5503 and the electrically erasable programmable read-only
memory (EEPROM). The EEPROM comes pre-programmed with calibration coefficients and is ready to
use out-of-the-box.