Prop2 Analog Input range
Tubular
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I've been playing around with a sensor whose output swings down just below zero volts, by up to a diode drop or so
I believe the analog input operation on Prop2 was going to be setup such that 75% of the range covered 0 to 3.3v, so it would be great if the input does indeed go down to -0.8v
Is this still "the plan", or does the synthesis now mean we'll be looking at a more standard range of 0...3.3v (only)
I believe the analog input operation on Prop2 was going to be setup such that 75% of the range covered 0 to 3.3v, so it would be great if the input does indeed go down to -0.8v
Is this still "the plan", or does the synthesis now mean we'll be looking at a more standard range of 0...3.3v (only)
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A couple of hundred mV is all most Silicon devices promise, and then they spec best linearity inside the rails.
So, 0% duty should indicate around -0.4125V and 100% duty should indicate about 3.7125V.
There are calibration modes while in ADC mode: if DIR bit = 1, then OUT bit = calibrate low/high. These connect the ADC input to GND or VDD via identical switches and current-limitting resistors that normally connect the ADC input to the pin. So, GND/VDD calibrations should be very accurate.
What is the input impedance of the ADC at 0.0V,3.3V and at -0.4125V, 3.7125V. (at elevated temperatures) ?
What is the expected tolerance on that ?
Impedance is ~5 megohms. Tolerance is probably +/-10%, based on process conditions. Impedance would increase with temperature, too.
I'm guessing the impedance won't be that high near the extremities as the diodes kick in, but thats ok (useful for clamping, even).
It'll be a bit like the old Intersil CA3140 that still worked down to a bit below the negative rail... neat