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Part # ADC0851
Description  8-Bit Analog Data Acquisition and Monitoring Systems
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30 Watchdog Mode (Continued)
The device will read the new input word and configure to a
different mode if CS is high for less than eight oscillator
clock periods for the ADC0851 and less than thirty-two os-
cillator clock periods for the ADC0858
Once a boundary limit is crossed INT goes low Moreover
for ADC0851 COMPL goes low if a lower limit is crossed
whereas COMPH goes low if an upper limit is crossed If the
input signals exceed both the upper and lower boundary
limits then both COMPL and COMPH would go low
To output data after a limit crossing occurs (ie after INT
goes low) CS should be brought low Note that INT
COMPL and COMPH would remain low as long as CS
doesn’t go low
After CS goes low INT
COMPL and
COMPH go high and one clock cycle later output data is
transmitted starting at the first rising edge of CLK however
the data is valid at the falling edge of CLK (
Figure 7 )
32 LIMIT CROSSING DETECTION
When the ADC08518 is configured in the watchdog mode
the device operates as a window comparator First the low-
er window limit (stored in the RAM) for CH0 is compared
against the input voltage at CH0 If the input voltage is
greater than the lower limit then no interrupt is generated
Next the upper window limit for CH0 is compared against
CH0 input voltage If the input voltage is less than the upper
window limit then no interrupt is generated for CH0 and the
device starts a similar comparison cycle for the next chan-
nel (CH1) Note that the lower limit can be greater than the
upper limit in this case the device will flag the microproces-
sor if the input signal falls inside a window
TABLE IVa Channel Tag Address
and Status (ADC0851)
Tag
Tag Address
Corresponding Limit
T3
T2
T1
T0
and Channel
0
0000
Lower LimitCH0
1
0001
Upper LimitCH0
2
0010
Lower LimitCH1
3
0011
Upper LimitCH1
TLH11021 – 43
TABLE IVb Channel Tag Address
and Status (ADC0858)
Tag
Tag Address
Corresponding Limit
T3
T2
T1
T0
and Channel
0
0000
Lower LimitCH0
1
0001
Upper LimitCH0
2
0010
Lower LimitCH1
3
0011
Upper LimitCH1
4
0100
Lower LimitCH2
5
0101
Upper LimitCH2
6
0110
Lower LimitCH3
7
0111
Upper LimitCH3
8
1000
Lower LimitCH4
9
1001
Upper LimitCH4
10
1010
Lower LimitCH5
11
1011
Upper LimitCH5
12
1100
Lower LimitCH6
13
1101
Upper LimitCH6
14
1110
Lower LimitCH7
15
1111
Upper LimitCH7
TLH11021 – 44
Each comparison takes 2 ms thus a total of 4 ms is required
per channel
When in watchdog mode the device will continuously cycle
through the input channels until an input that has crossed its
preset window limit is detected When this occurs a logical
‘‘1’’ is stored in the MSB (bit S3 for ADC0851 and S15 for
ADC0858) position of the status register In addition the tag
register is updated with the channel’s address (see Tables
IV(a) and (b) for ADC0851 and ADC0858 respectively) Note
that the tag address indicates which channel crossed which
limit Once the tag register is updated after the first limit is
crossed the device will once more cycle through the re-
maining channels and compare the input voltages against
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