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Part # AD74115BCPZ
Description  Single-Channel, Software Configurable Input and Output
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AD74115
THEORY OF OPERATION
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How to Configure a 3-Wire RTD Measurement
for Pt1000 RTD
The following is an example of how to configure a 3-wire RTD
measurement for the Pt1000 RTD:
►
Select 3-wire or 4-wire resistance measurement in the
CH_FUNC_SETUP register.
►
Set CONV1_MUX to SENSELF to SENSE_EXT1 and
CONV1_RANGE to 0 V to 12 V in the ADC_CONFIG register.
►
Set RTD_CURRENT to 500 μA and RTD_MODE_SEL to 3-wire
RTD mode in the RTD3W4W_CONFIG register.
►
Set CONV1_EN and CONV_SEQ to start continuous conver-
sions in the ADC_CONV_CTRL register.
Open-Circuit Detection
An open-circuit detect feature is available on the leads of the 3-wire
RTD. The combination of excitation current and RTD and lead
resistances generates voltages on the SENSEH and SENSE_EXT1
pins. If the voltage on either of these pins exceeds the open-circuit
detect voltage (shown in Table 7), an open-circuit signal is asserted
in the ALERT_STATUS register.
Interpreting ADC Data
In 3-wire RTD mode, configure the 16-bit, Σ-Δ ADC to measure
the voltage from SENSELF to SENSE_EXT1. When a conversion
is carried out, the ADC code reflects the ratio between RRTD and
RREF.
When using unipolar ADC ranges, use the ADC code to calculate
the RTD resistance with the following equation:
RRTD =  ADC_CODE+5
65,536×ADC_GAIN
×RREF + 0.2
where:
RRTD is the calculated RTD resistance in ohms.
ADC_CODE is the code of the ADC_RESULT1 register.
RREF has a value of 2100 Ω (the combined value of the SENSEH
and RSENSE resistors).
ADC_GAIN is the gain of the ADC in the selected ADC range.
When using the 0 V to 0.625 V range (Pt100), the ADC_GAIN is 4.
When using the 0 V to 12 V range (Pt1000), the ADC_GAIN is
1/4.8.
When using bipolar ADC ranges, use the ADC code to calculate the
RTD resistance with the following equation:
RRTD =  ADC_CODE ‐ 32,763
32,768 × ADC_GAIN
×RREF + 0.2
where:
RRTD is the calculated RTD resistance in ohms.
ADC_CODE is the code of the ADC_RESULT1 register.
RREF has a value of 2100 Ω (the combined value of the SENSEH
and RSENSE resistors).
ADC_GAIN is the gain of the ADC in the selected ADC range.
When using the ±104 mV range (Cu10), the ADC_GAIN is 24.
4-Wire RTD Measurements
4-wire RTD measurements are supported with the AD74115. Use
the CH_FUNC_SETUP register to configure the channel in 3-wire
or 4-wire RTD mode. Configure the RTD_MODE_SEL bit for 4-wire
RTD measurements in the RTD3W4W_CONFIG register.
Figure 37 shows a simplified configuration of 4-wire RTD method.
An excitation current, I1 is sourced to a single lead of the RTD via
SENSEH. The fourth lead is connected to ground.
There is no current flow in second and third leads of the RTD that
are connected to SENSE_EXT2 and SENSE_EXT1, respectively;
therefore, these pins are used to sense the voltage directly across
the RTD.
The full-scale range of the ADC is determined by the voltage across
RREF, guaranteeing a fully ratiometric measurement.
The excitation current applied to the RTD terminal can be pro-
gramed to one of four values between 250 µA to 1 mA using
the RTD_CURRENT bits in the RTD3W4W_CONFIG register. See
Table 7 for the full list of excitation currents. Select the excitation
current according to the RTD in use. Take care that the voltage
generated on the SENSEHF pin (I1 × (RREF + RRTD)) is less than
VAVCC. The SENSEHF pin voltage provides the positive reference
to the ADC and must not exceed the value of VAVCC.
The measurement range can be configured in the ADC_CONFIG
register using the CONV1_RANGE bits. Select the best range to
suit the RTD in use.



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