1.why pga309evm can not work after calibration with real sensor? i do step by step according guider.
2.when i check the test pin indicate pull down the test pin or pull up ?
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1.why pga309evm can not work after calibration with real sensor? i do step by step according guider.
2.when i check the test pin indicate pull down the test pin or pull up ?
Hello Yao,
The TEST pin is pulled down in normal operation. This means that writing to the PGA309 registers does nothing, since the registers are always overwritten with the data from the external EEPROM. If the TEST pin is pulled up, then the internal state machine is disabled and you can write to the PGA309 registers directly to verify the signal path. The TEST pin is discussed in p. 70 of the PGA309 User's Guide.
Unfortunately I've given you all the documentation available to help with calibrating the PGA309EVM with the emulator as well as with a real sensor. You should try posting a question on the Chinese TI forum at http://www.deyisupport.com/ for better results.
Best regards,
Ian Williams
Linear Applications Engineer
Precision Analog - Op Amps
Hello Yao,
The nonlin2.csv file is a sensor emulator file. This file defines the characteristics of a typical sensor in order to accurately emulate its output for calibration.
When using a real sensor, you do not use the sensor emulator file since you are measuring the real sensor over pressure and temperature.
Best regards,
Ian Williams
Hi Yao,
This is the proper configuration for RT- mode from the PGA309 User's Guide :
Based on this configuration, you should use the following settings in the "Config Temp ADC" window:
You do not have to put the PGA309EVM in the oven if you use the diode mode to test temperature. You can use the Sensor Emulator portion of the EVM to generate a voltage which corresponds to a diode voltage at a given temperature.
Click the "Run Sensor Emulator" button as shown on the software block diagram to open the sensor emulator window. Then, drag the temperature slider to generate a diode voltage over temperature.
Best regards,
Ian Williams
hi.Williams
Maybe you not understand my second question i asked last time.i mean if i use internal diode to test temperature when to calibrate my real bridge sensor .whether need to put the evm board into oven?
i have calibrated my bridge sensor use Rt- mode,but there are some problems;
1.the Vout is not reach my set on target.this picture is my calibration
Vout max is 4.5V and Vout min is 0.5V on my setting ,but result is Vout max just 4.2V ,Vout min 0.055V.
i am confused.do you know why?
2.now i design one new PCB board which contain pga309 and EEPROM. One PRG port has been designed on my pcb board .I want to konw it is right or not that i connect my PCB board to PGA309 USB-DAQ-platform to calibrate my bridge sensor by PRG port?(OR can i use pga309 evm PRG port to program my new design board which contain PRG port.)