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30 / 50 page ![]() LTC2372-16 30 237216f For more information www.linear.com/LTC2372-16 twice with no intervening rising edge on SCK. The part will enter sleep mode on the falling edge of BUSY from the last conversion initiated. Once in sleep mode, a rising edge on SCK will wake the part up. Upon emerging from sleep mode, wait tWAKE ms before initiating a conversion to allow the reference and reference buffer to wake-up and charge the bypass capacitors at REFIN and REFBUF. (Refer to the Timing Diagrams section for more detailed timing information about sleep mode.) DIGITAL INTERFACE The LTC2372-16 has a serial digital interface. The flexible OVDDsupplyallowstheLTC2372-16tocommunicatewith any digital logic operating between 1.8V and 5V, including 2.5V and 3.3V systems. The serial data I/O bus is enabled when RDL is low. Serial output data is clocked out on the SDO pin and serial input configuration data is clocked in at the SDI pin when an external clock is applied to the SCK pin if the serial data I/O bus is enabled. Serial output data transitions on rising edgesofSCKandserialinputdataislatchedonrisingedges of SCK. D15 remains valid till the first rising edge of SCK. After the 16 bits of the conversion result are shifted out, a start-of-sequence (SOS) bit followed by the 7-bit control wordcorrespondingtotheconversionresultisshiftedout. SDO will remain low after 24 SCK rising edges have been issued. Clocking out the data and configuration informa- tion after the conversion will yield the best performance. Table 5 lists the minimum shift clock frequency needed to achieve 500ksps throughput when shifting out a different number of bits. Table 5. Minimum Shift Clock Frequency vs Number of Bits for 500ksps NUMBER OF BITS fSCK(MHz) Conversion Result 16 35 Conversion Result + SOS Bit 17 37 Conversion Result + SOS Bit + Configuration Data 24 52 The configuration of the LTC2372-16 is programmed via a sequencer through the serial interface. The following sectionsdescribethevariouswaystheLTC2372-16canbe programmed, the operation of the sequencer and general use of the LTC2372-16. Configuring the LTC2372-16 The various modes of operation of the LTC2372-16 are programmedbysevenbitsofan8-bitcontrolword,C[7:0]. The control word is shifted in at SDI on the rising edges of SCK, MSB first. The control word is defined as follows: C[7] C[6] C[5] C[4] C[3] C[2] C[1] C[0] X A[3] A[2] A[1] A[0] R[1] R[0] SEL The MSB of the control word, C[7], is used during the programming of the sequencer and does not control the operating mode or configuration of the MUX or ADC (see Programming the Sequencer section). Referring to Table 6, bits A[3:0] (C[6:3]) control the analog input MUX channel configuration. Bits R[1:0] (C[2:1]) control the input range configuration of the ADC and the SEL (C[0]) bit enables/disables the digital gain compression feature (see Using Digital Gain Compression for Single Supply Operation section). Table 6. Description of Decoded Configuration Bits BITS NAME BEHAVIOR [A3:A0] MUX Channel Configuration Bits See Table 7 [R1:R0] Input Range Selection Bits 00 – Pseudo-Differential Unipolar Input (Straight Binary Output Data Format) 01 – Pseudo-Differential Bipolar Input (Two’s-Complement Output Data Format) 10 – Fully Differential Input (Straight Binary Output Data Format) 11 – Fully Differential Input (Two’s-Complement Output Data Format) SEL Digital Gain Compression Bit 0 – Digital Gain Compression Disabled 1 – Digital Gain Compression Enabled Note: Digital gain compression feature always disabled for the pseudo- differential unipolar input range. Analog Input Multiplexer The analog input MUX is programmed by the A[3:0] (C[6:3]) bits of the input control word. Table 7 lists the MUX configurations for all combinations of the configu- ration bits. The selected positive (+) channel is output to MUXOUT+ and the selected negative (−) channel is output to MUXOUT−. Figure 17 shows an example of the MUX configuration being updated on successive conver- sions. Note how the voltages of the selected positive (+) applicaTions inForMaTion |
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