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LTC2995 Datasheet(HTML) 71 Page - Analog Devices |
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71 / 90 page ![]() LTM2985 71 Rev. 0 For more information www.analog.com APPLICATIONS INFORMATION DIRECT ADC MEASUREMENTS In addition to measuring temperature sensors, the LTM2985 can perform direct ADC (i.e. voltage) mea- surements. Any channel may be configured to perform direct single-ended or differential measurements. Direct ADC channel assignments follow the general convention shown in Figure 55. The 32-bit channel assignment word is programmed into a memory location corresponding to the input channel. Figure 55. Direct ADC Channel Assignment Conventions 2985 F55 CHADC SINGLE-ENDED CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT = CHADC (1 ≤ CHADC ≤ 10) = CHADC (2 ≤ CHADC ≤ 10) 24-BIT ∆∑ ADC 24-BIT ∆∑ ADC CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT DIFFERENTIAL COM CHADC CHADC-1 – + – + Figure 56. Integral Nonlinearity as a Function of Temperature at VCC2 = 5.25V DIFFERENTIAL INPUT VOLTAGE (V) 2985 F37 20 15 10 5 0 –5 –10 –15 –20 –1.5 –0.5 0 0.5 1 1.5 –1 90°C 25°C –45°C The Direct ADC mode is configurable to single-ended as well as differential inputs. The positive input channel ties to CHADC for both single-ended and differential modes. For single-ended measurements the ADC negative input is COM while for differential measurements it is CHADC-1.For single-ended measurements, COM can be driven with any voltage above GND – 50mV and below VCC2 – 0.3V. The direct ADC results are available in memory at a location corresponding to the conversion channel. TherearetworesultmodeoptionsfordirectADCoperation. The first mode is direct voltage output and the second is table-driven output. When configured for direct voltage output, the LTM2985 will return a 24-bit fixed-point volt- age result along with the 8-bit fault status byte. When configured for table-lookup, the LTM2985 will perform a table lookup on the raw ADC voltage and return a 24-bit signed-integer table-lookup result along with the 8-bit fault status byte. Figure 56 shows typical integral nonlinearity variation as a function of supply voltage and temperature for a differential input voltage (±VREF/2) and VREF/2 common mode input voltage. |
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