IEEE 1658-2023

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IEEE Standard for Terminology and Test Methods of Digital-to-Analog Converter Devices (Published)

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Revision Standard – Active. Terminology and test methods to clearly document prevalent world-wide terms used to describe and test digital-to-analog converters (DACs) are provided. It is restricted to monolithic, hybrid, and module DACs and does not cover systems encompassing DACs.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	IEEE Std 1658™-2023 Front cover
2	Title page
4	Important Notices and Disclaimers Concerning IEEE Standards Documents
8	Participants Introduction
11	Contents
13	List of Figures
15	List of Tables
16	1. Overview 1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose 1.3 Word usage
17	1.4 Discussion of scope and purpose 1.5 Digital-to-analog converter and analog-to-digital converter differences and similarities
19	1.6 Digital-to-analog converter background
26	1.7 Guidance to the user
30	1.8 Manufacturer supplied information
32	2. Normative references
33	3. Definitions, symbols, acronyms, and abbreviations 3.1 Definitions
41	3.2 Symbols
43	3.3 Acronyms and abbreviations
44	4. Test methods 4.1 General comments on test methods 4.2 Test setup
45	4.3 Static testing
46	4.4 Dynamic testing
48	4.5 Taking a waveform
49	5. Fitting sine waves 5.1 Curve fitting test method
50	5.2 Choice of frequencies and waveform epoch 5.3 Fine-scale frequency selection 5.4 Medium-scale frequency selection 5.5 Coarse-scale frequency selection
51	5.6 Selecting signal amplitudes 6. Digital input 6.1 Coding 6.2 Clock and data feedthrough
52	6.3 Static input parameters
53	6.4 Timing parameters 7. Analog inputs 7.1 Comments on analog inputs
54	8. Analog output (single-ended and differential) 8.1 Figure 21—Block diagram of DAC topologies 8.2 Output impedance
55	8.3 Short-circuit current
56	8.4 Compliance voltage for current-output DACs 8.5 Load current for voltage-output DACs
57	8.6 Maximum usable dynamic range 9. Gain and offset (static and dynamic) 9.1 Static gain and offset (independently based)
58	9.2 Static gain and offset (terminally based)
59	9.3 Dynamic gain and offset 10. G(f) is the dynamic gain of the DAC at frequency f.Linearity (static and dynamic) 10.1 Integral nonlinearity
60	10.2 Differential nonlinearity 10.3 Monotonicity 10.4 Spurious free dynamic range (SFDR)
63	11. Noise
64	11.1 Signal-to-noise and distortion ratio
68	11.2 Signal-to-noise ratio
69	11.3 1/f Noise
70	11.4 Effective number of bits
72	11.5 Noise power ratio 12. Harmonic and spurious distortion 12.1 Total harmonic distortion
74	12.2 Intermodulation distortion 12.3 Glitches
77	13. Step response parameters 13.1 General comments on step response parameters 13.2 Test method for acquiring an estimate of the step response
78	13.3 Slew rate limit 13.4 Settling time parameters
81	13.5 Transition duration
82	13.6 Overshoot and precursors 14. Interference-related DAC parameters 14.1 Multitone power ratio
83	14.2 Crosstalk (channel separation, channel isolation)
86	14.3 Channel matching 14.4 Channel skew
87	15. Frequency response parameters 15.1 General comments on frequency response parameters
88	15.2 Reference input bandwidth
89	15.3 Digital-to-analog-conversion frequency response
94	16. Power supply parameters 16.1 Power supply currents 16.2 Power supply voltage effects
96	16.3 Ground currents
98	Annex A (informative) DAC architectures A.1 Binary weighted
100	A.2 Segmented A.3 R-2R
101	A.4 Delta-Sigma
102	A.5 PWM DAC
103	A.6 Multiple DAC architecture
104	Annex B (informative) Sine-wave fitting algorithms B.1 An algorithm for three-parameter (known frequency) least-squares fit to sine wave data using matrix operations
105	B.2 An algorithm for four-parameter (general use) least-squares fit to sine-wave data using matrix operations
108	Annex C (informative) Discrete Fourier transforms and windowing C.1 Discrete Fourier transforms and windowing
109	C.2 Windowed DFT C.3 Spectral averaging
110	C.4 Spectral leakage C.5 Coherent sampling, sine fitting, and other means of dealing with spectral leakage
111	C.6 Useful windows and their characteristics
112	A.1 Choosing a window
113	Annex D (informative) Bibliography
115	Back cover