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IC-PI Datasheet(HTML) 27 Page - IC-Haus GmbH |
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27 / 49 page ![]() preliminary preliminary iC-PI PROGRAMMABLE 12-BIT Sin/Cos INTERPOLATION IC WITH RS422 DRIVER Rev B1, Page 27/48 SIGNAL CONDITIONING CH1, CH2 It is recommended to use operating mode Test 5 for the calibration of the sine signals. The sine signals are also available in operating mode Calibration 2 for rea- sons of compatibility with iC-MQ, but the amplitudes are smaller (just 250 mVpeak instead of 1.5 Vpeak using mode Test 5). Alternatively, characteristic digital test signals are avail- able for offset, amplitude and phase conditioning in operating mode System Test. Gain Settings The gain is set in four steps: 1. The signal level control is to be shut down and the constant current source for the ACO output is set to a suitable output current (register ACOT = 0x2, ACOR and ACOS values close to the later operating point). 2. The coarse gain factor GR12 is to be selected so that differential signal amplitudes of approx. 6 Vpp are to be produced in operating mode Test 5 (signal PSIN versus NSIN and PCOS versus NCOS). 3. Using fine gain factor GF2, the cosine signal ampli- tude is then to be adjusted to be exactly 6 Vpp. 4. The sine signal amplitude can then be adjusted to the cosine signal amplitude via fine gain factor GF1. This results in a total gain of GR12 x GFi for differential input signals. R0 Nx GND Test 5 iC-PI 1.5 Vp 6 Vpp 1.5 Vp V pk(Nx) V pk(Px) V peak-to-peak Px Figure 14: Definition of 6 Vpp differential test signal. Termination R0 must be high-impedance (resistive) during all Test and Calibration modes. GR12 Addr. 0x0a, bit 2:0 Code Factor with input voltage divider (R12 = 0x9) Factor w/o input voltage divider (R12 ̸= 0x9) 0x0 3.0 12.0 0x1 6.0 24.6 0x2 7.8 31.8 0x3 10.2 40.2 0x4 13.2 52.2 0x5 15.6 63.0 0x6 19.8 79.2 0x7 24.0 96.0 Notes The values listed apply for all operating modes except for Calibration 2 (reduces gain to 1/6). The effective total gain is calculated using: G12eff = GFx x GR12, or G12eff = 1/4 x GFx x GR12 if using the input voltage divider (R12 = 0x9). Table 24: Coarse Gain Factor CH1, CH2 GF2 Addr. 0x0c, bit 4:0 Code Factor 0x00 1.00 0x01 1.06 ... 6.25 GF2 31 0x1F 6.25 Table 25: Fine Gain Factor CH2 GF1 Addr. 0x0b, bit 6:0, Addr. 0x0a, bit 7:4 Code Factor 0x000 1.0 0x001 1.0009 ... 6.25 GF1 1984 0x7FF 6.6245 Table 26: Fine Gain Factor CH1 |
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