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51 / 107 page ![]() Data Sheet AD4697/AD4698 DIGITAL INTERFACE analog.com Rev. 0 | 51 of 107 Register Read and Write Timing Diagrams Figure 93 shows a timing diagram for the SPI when the AD4697/ AD4698 are in register configuration mode. See Table 2 for the timing specifications pictured in Figure 93. Register read and write transactions are framed by CS. While CS is high, the SCK edges are ignored, and the SDO is high impedance. A falling edge on CS begins an SPI frame and data on the SDI is latched on the SCK rising edges while data is shifted out on the SDO on the SCK falling edges. A rising edge on CS ends the SPI frame and forces the SDO to high impedance. The first phase of an SPI frame immediately following a CS falling edge is the instruction phase. The instruction phase is followed by the data phase. For SPI read transactions, the register contents are shifted out on the SDO during the data phase. For SPI write transactions, the register contents are latched in on the SDI during the data phase. See the Streaming Mode and Single Instruction Mode sections for a detailed description of the order of instruction and data phases in each SPI frame. The length of the address in the instruction phase (represented by M in Figure 93) is set by the ADDR_LEN bit in the SPI_CONFIG_B register (see the Instruction Phase section). The length of the data phase (represented by N in Figure 93) depends on whether the CRC is enabled and the length of the reg- ister being accessed (see the Checksum Protection and Multibyte Register Access sections). The AD4697/AD4698 ignore the state of CNV when in register con- figuration mode. The Entering Conversion Mode section describes the process for placing the AD4697/AD4698 in conversion mode. Entering Conversion Mode To place the AD4697/AD4698 in conversion mode, set the SPI_MODE bit in the setup register to 1. When the SPI_MODE bit is set to 1, the SPI frame immediately terminates, and the device enters conversion mode. No further register reads or writes can occur until the device enters register configuration mode again. The digital host must provide a delay specified by tSCKCNV after the final SCK rising edge of the register write before initiating conversions with a CNV rising edge (see Table 2 and Figure 93). Figure 93. Register Configuration Mode Timing Diagram |
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