
7 Analog Modules Sampler
222 System Reference, January 2001
Loop Back Routes
The input multiplexer can make the loop back route
between adjacent pogo pins (A+ and B+, or C+ and D+).
When a loop back route is made, the loop back route is
disconnected from other routes. Hence, you can make
multiple loop back routes, or also make a loop back route
and another route (output route or DC route) using other
pins at the same time. In the following figure, the possible
loop back routes are represented with bold lines.
Figure 100 Loop Back Routes
The loop back route is designed so that the line impedance
becomes 50 ohm exactly. As a result, the bandwidth of the
loop back route extends up to 500 MHz (typical value).
Hence, by using the loop back route, you can make a route
that has better performance than using user relays for
changing the connections in the test circuit.
A+
(Ch1 Input A)
Timing
Generator
B+
(Ch1 Input B)
C+
(Ch2 Input A)
D+
(Ch2 Input B)
SYNC CLK
Pogo Pin
smpl3
Master Clock
SYNC DATA
Channel
Multiplexer
Sequencer/
Waveform
Memory
Sampler Unit
Sampler Unit
ADC
ADC
Input
Multiplexer
Clock Distributor
DC offset
DC offset
AGND
DGND
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