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PS081 Datasheet(PDF) 81 Page - ams AG

Part # PS081
Description  Single Chip Solution for Strain Gauges
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Manufacturer  AMSCO [ams AG]
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ƒ You should make sure to erase the EEPROM before starting the sequence
ƒ SPI_ENA must be HIGH. This enables the SPI-Slave mode and the SPI interface.
ƒ When the measurement is started, new data is indicated by SPI_DO. Connect this wire to an input
of your microcontroller and poll this pin. Alternatively connect it to an interrupt pin.
ƒ When the interrupt is triggered please toggle the SPI_CSN pin in order to switch the SPI_DO wire
from interrupt to communication mode (see pictures below)
ƒ The hex-numbers in braces are the SPI opcodes. Please see chapter 4.5 SPI-Interface of the
PS081 data sheet for an overview.
ƒ There is also a way to store the configuration steadily in the EEPROM and only activate it by a pow-
er reset. Ask us for further information if you want to realize this way.
ƒ Erasing the EEPROM, if required, can be done the following way:
Power reset (0xF0)
Erase EEPROM: Bgap on (0x87)
EEPROM enable on (0x91)
EEPROM block erase 0 (0xA4, AddHi = 0)
EEPROM block erase 1 (0xA4, AddHi = 1)
EEPROM block erase 2 (0xA4, AddHi = 2)
EEPROM block erase 3 (0xA4, AddHi = 3)
Bgap off (0x86)
EEPROM enable off (0x90)
It is recommended to read the HB0 result from RAM address 0. Reading from RAM address 20
(also HB0 result) can result in a adress pointer conflict which is avoided when reading on address
0. Please note, that the HB0 result is automatically copied to RAM address 0 as long as there is no
program in the EEPROM (pure Front-End converter operation).
If you have an additional EEPROM
program (e.g. pre-processing) you need to copy the HB0 result from address 20 to address 0
manually!
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