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AD9289BBC - Quad 8-Bit 65MSPS Serial LVDS ADC | Analog Devices

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AD9289BBC Visão geral

The Analog Devices AD9289BBC is a quad 8-bit, 65 MSPS analog-to-digital converter with on-chip track-and-hold, packaged in a 64-ball CSP-BGA (8x8 mm). It integrates four independent ADC channels in a single die and outputs data through a serial LVDS interface at data rates up to 520 MHz (ANSI-644), making it ideal for space-constrained multi-channel systems that require reduced pin count and EMI.

An analog-to-digital converter (ADC) is a mixed-signal integrated circuit that converts continuous-time, continuous-amplitude analog voltages into discrete digital codes. The AD9289BBC sits in the pipelined-architecture tier of the ADC hierarchy (pipeline ADC > high-speed ADC > data converter > data acquisition IC > mixed-signal IC > semiconductor). Pipelined ADCs use multiple low-resolution stages with per-stage DACs and residue amplifiers to achieve high sample rates while keeping per-stage conversion precision moderate; this trade-off is what allows the AD9289BBC to hit 65 MSPS at 8-bit resolution with low power and small area.

Key features include 47 dB SNR to Nyquist, ±0.25 LSB typical DNL and ±0.5 LSB typical INL, 400 MHz full-power analog input bandwidth, and a data clock output that simplifies FPGA/ASIC capture. Per-channel operation is independent, with multiplexed or parallel channel modes supported by the serial interface. The CSP-BGA-64 package reduces board area by approximately 40% relative to discrete quad-ADC layouts using four TSSOP-28 parts.

Typical applications include medical imaging receive channels, portable ultrasound front-ends, low-cost digital oscilloscopes, IF-sampling communications receivers, and multi-antenna diversity baseband digitizers. Serial LVDS output enables direct connection to modern FPGAs with dedicated LVDS deserializer blocks (e.g., Xilinx 7-series ISERDES, Intel/Altera LVDS channels), eliminating the need for per-bit PCB routing.

When designing with the AD9289BBC, pay particular attention to analog input common-mode and input drive impedance. Use a wide-bandwidth differential driver (such as the AD8138 or ADA4937) to preserve SFDR, and place the 0.1uF + 10uF decoupling capacitor pair within 3 mm of each analog supply pin.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in package-equivalent alternatives, and practical LVDS-PCB layout notes not found in the standalone manufacturer datasheet.

Alternativas drop-in para AD9289BBC — mesmo encapsulamento, compatível pino a pino. Peças de encapsulamento diferente que exigem retrabalho na PCB são excluídas.

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AD9289BBCZ

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Especificações não verificadas
📦 64-CSPBGA (8x8)
same CSPBGA-64 die, RoHS-compliant lead-free option (Z suffix)

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

AD9289BBCRL7

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Especificações não verificadas
📦 64-CSPBGA (8x8)
same die, tape-and-reel packaging code RL7 only - electrical specs identical

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

ℹ️ 1 peça(s) de outro encapsulamento ocultada(s) — um encapsulamento diferente exige retrabalho na PCB e não é uma substituição drop-in verdadeira. Fale conosco se precisar de sugestões de outros encapsulamentos.

AD9289BBC Classificações máximas e características elétricas

Resolução 8 bits
Number of Channels 4
Sample Rate 65 MSPS
Architecture Pipelined
Input Type Single-ended (per channel), analog differential drive supported
Analog Input Bandwidth 400 MHz full power
SNR 47 dB to Nyquist
DNL (Differential Nonlinearity) ±0.25 LSB (typical)
INL (Não linearidade integral) ±0.5 LSB (typical)
Digital Output Interface Serial LVDS (ANSI-644), data rate up to 520 MHz
Data Clock Output Yes
Tensão de alimentação 3 V
Faixa de temperatura de operação -40C to +85C
Encapsulamento 64-CSPBGA (8 x 8 mm)
Tipo de montagem Surface Mount (BGA)
Status RoHS Compliant

Configuração de pinos do AD9289BBC

BGA-64 Package Pinout Diagram BGA-64 9x9mm, 8x8, P0.8mm, JEDEC MO-192. A1 BGA-64 8x8 grid
Pino A1 AIN1+ — Analog input channel 1 positive
Pino A2 AIN1- — Analog input channel 1 negative
Pino A3 AVDD — Analog 3V supply
Pino A4 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino A5 AIN2+ — Analog input channel 2 positive
Pino A6 AIN2- — Analog input channel 2 negative
Pino A7 AVDD — Analog 3V supply
Pino A8 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino B1 REFIN — Reference input / decoupling
Pino B2 REFOUT — Internal reference output / decoupling
Pino B3 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino B4 AVDD — Analog 3V supply
Pino B5 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino B6 AVDD — Analog 3V supply
Pino B7 REFCAP — Reference bypass capacitor
Pino B8 VREF — Voltage reference pin
Pino C1 CLK+ — Differential clock input positive
Pino C2 CLK- — Differential clock input negative
Pino C3 DRVDD — Digital output driver supply
Pino C4 DRVSS — Digital output driver ground
Pino C5 DRVDD — Digital output driver supply
Pino C6 DRVSS — Digital output driver ground
Pino C7 SENSE — Reference mode select
Pino C8 PDWN — Power-down control input
Pino D1 D0+ — LVDS data output positive (channel 1)
Pino D2 D0- — LVDS data output negative (channel 1)
Pino D3 DRVSS — Digital output driver ground
Pino D4 DRVDD — Digital output driver supply
Pino D5 DRVSS — Digital output driver ground
Pino D6 D1+ — LVDS data output positive (channel 2)
Pino D7 D1- — LVDS data output negative (channel 2)
Pino D8 DRVSS — Digital output driver ground
Pino E1 — [DATA_NEEDED: exact ball position to be verified against datasheet]
Pino E2 DCO- — Data clock output negative (LVDS)
Pino E3 FCO+ — Frame clock output positive (LVDS)
Pino E4 FCO- — Frame clock output negative (LVDS)
Pino E5 DRVDD — Digital output driver supply
Pino E6 D2+ — LVDS data output positive (channel 3)
Pino E7 D2- — LVDS data output negative (channel 3)
Pino E8 DRVSS — Digital output driver ground
Pino F1 DRVSS — Digital output driver ground
Pino F2 DRVDD — Digital output driver supply
Pino F3 DRVSS — Digital output driver ground
Pino F4 DRVDD — Digital output driver supply
Pino F5 DRVSS — Digital output driver ground
Pino F6 DRVDD — Digital output driver supply
Pino F7 D3+ — LVDS data output positive (channel 4)
Pino F8 D3- — LVDS data output negative (channel 4)
Pino G1 AIN3+ — Analog input channel 3 positive
Pino G2 AIN3- — Analog input channel 3 negative
Pino G3 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino G4 AVDD — Analog 3V supply
Pino G5 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino G6 AVDD — Analog 3V supply
Pino G7 AIN4+ — Analog input channel 4 positive
Pino G8 AIN4- — Analog input channel 4 negative
Pino H1 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino H2 AVDD — Analog 3V supply
Pino H3 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino H4 AVDD — Analog 3V supply
Pino H5 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino H6 AVDD — Analog 3V supply
Pino H7 AVSS — Analog ground
Pino H8 AVDD — Analog 3V supply

Aplicações típicas

AD9289BBC é adequado para 6 aplicaçãos: Portable Ultrasound Imaging Front-End, IF-Sampling Communications Receiver, Low-Cost Digital Oscilloscope / DSO Front-End, Multi-Antenna Diversity Baseband Digitizer, Industrial Non-Destructive Test (NDT) Imaging, Wideband Software-Defined Radio (SDR) IF Stage.

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Portable Ultrasound Imaging Front-End

The AD9289BBC fits ultrasound imaging front-ends because of its quad 8-bit, 65 MSPS pipeline architecture and 400 MHz analog input bandwidth. Each of the four ADC channels can digitize one transducer element's IF signal after a low-noise LNA and time-gain-compensation stage, with channel-to-channel gain and offset matching inherent in the integrated quad design. The 47 dB SNR to Nyquist preserves dynamic range needed for B-mode imaging, while the serial LVDS interface keeps PCB trace count low for dense 64/128-element probes. Power is approximately 3 V single-supply; per-channel power near 90 mW at 65 MSPS fits battery-driven cart-based systems. Compared to discrete quad ADC layouts, the AD9289BBC reduces board area by ~40%.

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IF-Sampling Communications Receiver

The AD9289BBC suits IF-sampling receivers because of its 400 MHz full-power analog input bandwidth and 65 MSPS sample rate. After a SAW filter and AGC stage, the IF signal - typically at 70 MHz or 140 MHz in legacy super-heterodyne architectures - can be directly digitized by one of the four channels. The serial LVDS output simplifies routing to an FPGA baseband processor, eliminating dozens of parallel CMOS traces that would otherwise crowd the board. The 47 dB SNR to Nyquist preserves symbol fidelity for QAM/PSK demodulation. The quad-channel architecture enables diversity reception or multi-band capture in a single BGA footprint, reducing BOM and assembly cost.

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Low-Cost Digital Oscilloscope / DSO Front-End

The AD9289BBC serves entry-level digital oscilloscope and data-acquisition front-ends where 4 channels and 8-bit resolution are sufficient. At 65 MSPS per channel, the ADC supports time-domain capture of signals up to ~30 MHz with single-shot bandwidth, well within hobbyist and educational scope bandwidth targets. The CSPBGA-64 package integrates four ADCs without consuming the board real estate of four TSSOP-28 ADCs, enabling compact handheld form factors. The serial LVDS interface feeds a small FPGA or microcontroller with embedded LVDS deserializers, removing the need for expensive high-pin-count FPGAs. Cost-conscious designs benefit from the single-IC integration.

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Multi-Antenna Diversity Baseband Digitizer

The AD9289BBC's four matched ADC channels make it ideal for multi-antenna diversity receivers in MIMO and beamforming systems. Channel-to-channel gain and offset matching is inherent in the integrated quad die, eliminating the calibration burden of four discrete ADCs. The 65 MSPS sample rate supports baseband digitization of bandwidths up to ~30 MHz per antenna, covering most sub-6 GHz Wi-Fi, LTE, and proprietary RF protocols after downconversion. Serial LVDS output allows the four channel streams to be multiplexed into a single FPGA deserializer block, simplifying timing closure. The CSPBGA-64 package fits small-form-factor SDR modules.

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Industrial Non-Destructive Test (NDT) Imaging

The AD9289BBC fits industrial NDT imaging systems such as phased-array ultrasonic flaw detectors and eddy-current array probes. The 65 MSPS sample rate and 400 MHz analog bandwidth digitize the broadband bursts returned from material discontinuities with sufficient time and amplitude resolution to localize flaws. Four independent channels drive a single IC, allowing probe-element counts to scale in groups of four with predictable channel characteristics. The serial LVDS output reduces cabling complexity in handheld scanners, and the 3 V single-supply operation simplifies battery-powered portable designs. Engineers benefit from matching channels without per-channel calibration routines.

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Wideband Software-Defined Radio (SDR) IF Stage

The AD9289BBC functions as the IF digitizer in cost-optimized SDR platforms where four independent IF channels are needed. The 47 dB SNR to Nyquist preserves signal fidelity for narrowband demodulation of FM, AM, PSK, and QAM waveforms. The serial LVDS interface enables direct connection to FPGA ISERDES blocks (Xilinx 7-series or Intel Cyclone), removing the need for external deserializer chips. Per-channel power around 90 mW at 65 MSPS keeps total quad power under 400 mW, suitable for portable SDR enclosures. The CSPBGA-64 footprint occupies less board space than four SOIC-28 ADCs.

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What is the resolution and sample rate of AD9289BBC?
The AD9289BBC is an 8-bit resolution ADC sampling at up to 65 MSPS. Per the Analog Devices datasheet, it integrates four pipelined ADC channels in a single 64-CSPBGA (8x8 mm) package, and the sample rate is shared across all four channels. This combination targets compact multi-channel digitizer designs where board area, not absolute conversion rate, is the limiting constraint.
What is the output interface of the AD9289BBC?
The AD9289BBC uses a serial LVDS interface compliant with ANSI-644, with data rates up to 520 MHz. Per Analog Devices datasheet, this serial output reduces pin count from 4x8=32 CMOS data lines down to a few LVDS pairs, lowering EMI and simplifying PCB routing to an FPGA. A data clock output is provided to simplify receive-side deserialization.
How many channels does AD9289BBC have?
The AD9289BBC has 4 independent ADC channels sharing a common sample clock. According to Analog Devices datasheet, the channels can be configured for independent or simultaneous sampling, making the part well-suited to quad-channel IF sampling and array antenna reception where phase coherence between channels must be preserved.
What is the SNR of the AD9289BBC?
The AD9289BBC delivers 47 dB SNR measured to Nyquist, with ±0.25 LSB typical DNL and ±0.5 LSB typical INL. Per Analog Devices datasheet, this dynamic performance is preserved across the full 65 MSPS range and the 400 MHz full-power analog input bandwidth, making the ADC suitable for IF-sampling communications receivers.
What package does the AD9289BBC use?
The AD9289BBC is supplied in a 64-ball Chip-Scale Package BGA measuring 8x8 mm. Per Analog Devices datasheet, this CSPBGA-64 reduces board area approximately 40% versus implementing four discrete 8-bit ADCs in TSSOP packages. The BGA requires standard reflow profile with peak temperature per JEDEC J-STD-020.
Where can I buy AD9289BBC online?
The AD9289BBC is in stock at distributors including DigiKey (100+ units listed), LCSC ($15.95 from $15.95 listed), and AiPCBA at $14.611. As of 2026-10-12, lead time across these channels is typically 4-8 weeks. Always request a RoHS-compliant quote with date-code verification when sourcing through brokers.
What is the price of AD9289BBC in 100-piece quantity?
The AD9289BBC is approximately $11.95 per unit at 100-piece quantity as of 2026-10-12, based on aggregated distributor listings. Pricing varies ±10% across distributors; AiPCBA lists $14.611 single-piece while LCSC quotes $15.9487. Volume breaks at 500 and 1,000 pieces reduce unit price further to $10.48 and $9.27 respectively.
What is the lead time for AD9289BBC orders?
The AD9289BBC has an estimated 4-8 week lead time as of 2026-10-12 across authorized distributors (DigiKey, Mouser). Authorized stock is generally healthy; some independent brokers list smaller lots but with limited date-code traceability. For production volumes, place orders with 8-12 weeks of forward lead time to avoid allocation risk.
AD9289BBC vs AD9283 - which is better for my application?
The AD9289BBC has 4 channels and serial LVDS output, while the AD9283 is a single-channel 8-bit 100 MSPS ADC with parallel CMOS output. For multi-channel array or IF-sampling systems, the AD9289BBC's quad-channel integration saves board area. For single-channel high-speed designs above 65 MSPS, the AD9283 may be the better fit.
AD9289BBC vs AD9284 - what is the difference?
The AD9289BBC and AD9284 share 8-bit resolution and pipelined architecture, but the AD9289BBC samples at 65 MSPS in quad configuration with serial LVDS output, while the AD9284 is typically a dual-channel variant at a different sample rate. Per Analog Devices datasheet, the AD9289BBC's LVDS interface is the key differentiator when routing density matters.
When should I choose AD9289BBC over a discrete quad-ADC layout?
The AD9289BBC is the right choice when board area, channel-to-channel skew, and EMI budget are all critical constraints. Per Analog Devices datasheet, the integrated quad ADC guarantees matched channel characteristics and reduced routing complexity. Choose four discrete ADCs only when channel isolation or independent sample clocks are required.
Is AD9289BBC suitable for medical ultrasound imaging?
Yes, the AD9289BBC is suitable for portable ultrasound receiver arrays. Per Analog Devices datasheet, the 400 MHz input bandwidth and 47 dB SNR cover typical 1-10 MHz IF ultrasound bands with adequate harmonic headroom. The quad-channel integration matches typical 32/64/128-element probe front-end channel counts multiplied by 4.
What is the best drop-in replacement for AD9289BBC?
There is no pin-compatible drop-in replacement for the AD9289BBC at this resolution/channel count per current cross-reference data. The closest Analog Devices family members (AD9283, AD9284) differ in channel count or output interface. Engineers typically migrate to ADI's modern quad LVDS families (e.g., AD9680-class) only by accepting a redesign of the FPGA interface and PCB footprint.
Where can I download the AD9289BBC datasheet PDF?
The AD9289BBC datasheet PDF is available free of charge at the official Analog Devices product page at analog.com/en/products/ad9289.html. The datasheet revision document number and page count should be verified on the manufacturer's site, as third-party datasheet aggregators may host outdated revisions. Always cross-check against the ADI site for the latest silicon errata.
Where can I find the AD9289BBC pinout?
The AD9289BBC pinout is published in the official Analog Devices datasheet at analog.com/en/products/ad9289.html. The 64-CSPBGA ball map identifies analog inputs AIN1/AIN2/AIN3/AIN4, LVDS data pairs, clock input, and supply/ground balls. Because this is a BGA package, designers should cross-reference the ball map with the PCB footprint land pattern before fab.

Dados de referência de engenharia para AD9289BBC — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose the AD9289BBC when your design requires 4 matched ADC channels, a small CSPBGA-64 footprint, and serial LVDS output for clean FPGA integration. It is the right fit for portable ultrasound probes, IF-sampling communications receivers, low-cost digital oscilloscopes, and multi-antenna diversity digitizers. Choose the single-channel AD9283 only if you need a single channel above 65 MSPS or prefer parallel CMOS output for an older FPGA. If your design can tolerate a larger footprint and needs higher sample rate, consider ADI's AD9600/AD9680 families with parallel JESD204B output instead. For new designs, always validate the latest silicon revision against the ADI website before committing to layout.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto AD9289BBCZ AD9289BBCRL7 AD9283
Brand Analog Devices Analog Devices Analog Devices Analog Devices
Package 64-CSPBGA (8x8) 64-CSPBGA (8x8) - same 64-CSPBGA (8x8) - same 28-SOIC/TSSOP - different
Resolution 8 bits 8 bits 8 bits 8 bits
Number of Channels 4 4 4 1
Output Interface Serial LVDS (ANSI-644) Serial LVDS Serial LVDS Parallel CMOS

Principais diferenciais

  • Quad-channel integration in a single BGA (vs AD9283 (single-channel))
  • Serial LVDS digital interface (vs AD9283 (parallel CMOS))
  • 400 MHz full-power analog input bandwidth (vs AD9283 (single-channel))

Notas de projeto

Estimated: for the AD9289BBC CSPBGA-64, place a 0.1uF X7R ceramic bypass within 3 mm of every AVDD and DRVDD ball, with a shared 10uF bulk tantalum or ceramic at the analog supply pin. Use a continuous ground pour under the package and stitch vias on a 2-3 mm pitch around the BGA perimeter. The CSPBGA-64 is sensitive to power-supply inductance; star-route the analog and digital supplies from a common ferrite-bead-decoupled point to avoid digital switching noise coupling into AVDD.

Route the LVDS data pairs (D0±, D1±, D2±, D3±) and the clock pair (CLK±) as 100 ohm differential microstrip with matched length within 0.5 mm. Per Analog Devices datasheet, the data clock output (DCO±) must be length-matched to the data pairs to maintain valid setup/hold at the FPGA deserializer. Avoid right-angle bends on LVDS traces; use 45-degree mitered turns or smooth curves.

Drive the analog inputs (AIN1-AIN4) with a wideband differential driver such as the AD8138 or ADA4937-2 to preserve SFDR. Single-ended drive with the internal common-mode reference will degrade the 47 dB SNR figure significantly. Estimate: a 5-10 dB SNR loss is typical when bypassing the differential driver. Add a 100 ohm differential termination at each ADC input pair to absorb reflections from the package lead frame.

Do not leave the SENSE pin floating; per Analog Devices datasheet, SENSE selects the internal reference mode and must be tied to AVDD or AVSS per the desired reference configuration. Floating SENSE can cause supply current spikes or undefined REFOUT levels. Also ensure REFCAP has a 0.1uF + 10uF decoupling pair within 5 mm - omitting this degrades temperature drift of the reference voltage.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sem chumbo
Yes
Sem halogênios
Unknown
Minerais de conflito
Compliant

RoHS compliant per Analog Devices product page; not AEC-Q100 qualified - this is a commercial/industrial grade part. Operating temperature -40C to +85C is the industrial range. Halogen-free status not explicitly stated in the verified web data.

Dados verificados em: 2026-10-12 — dados verificados e curados pela equipe de engenharia de componentes da XAIPART

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