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AFE0064 last channel data.

  • Max Roh
    Posted by Max Roh
    on Jul 04 2012 03:56 AM
    Intellectual1945 points

    Hi team,

    I'm now pn the promotion to my customer, but there is some abnormal phenomenon. so I hope to get a help from AE team.

    #1. actually, customer is now using 16channels(IN16 to IN31) as a input.  But the last channel (IN31) data is something wrong. so when customer changes to the other Input  (IN 32 to IN 47), only IN47 input channel makes adnormal data than normal channel (some data is high and some data is low than normal)

    #2. about  INPUT range (PGA0~2), when I change PGA2~0 to get the different output. that output is not linearlyty. Is this corrent output?

        ex,, Range1=0   R2=1   R3=2    R4=3   R5=2.5    R6=1.5     R7=0.5      

    Regards

    TEXAS INSTRUMENTS KOREA,

    AIP, FIELD APPLICATION ENGINEER.

    Max, Roh ( roh@ti.com ) +82-10-9184-7484

    AFE0064
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  • Surendranath Nagesh
    Posted by Surendranath Nagesh
    on Aug 01 2012 05:20 AM
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    Hello Max,

    #1.  The question is not very clear. If you could share some numbers (how much higher or lower) and schematic (what is the input connected to, what is the ADC and the corresponding timing), it would help understand this better.

    #2. You mentioned Range1=0 R2=1 etc, can you tell me what are the units of measurement. Some data would help (what is the analog output on OUTP OUTM looking like for each of these ranges).

    I would be glad to help. Please give me the data.

    Regards,

    Nagesh

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  • Kyung Seok Yoon
    Posted by Kyung Seok Yoon
    on Aug 01 2012 20:34 PM
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    Dear Surendranath Nagesh

    Out customer is using AFE0064.

    For your request,

    #1. Refer to below pictures and tes condition

      1) Integration time = 66uS

      2) Simultaneous Mode
      3) Input : 2V via 8.2Mohm
    #2.
    Refer to below picture.
    The units of measurements are voltage on OUTP/OUTM.
    Actually she want to know why the output voltage is dropped from range 5.
     
     
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  • Surendranath Nagesh
    Posted by Surendranath Nagesh
    on Aug 01 2012 23:42 PM
    Prodigy295 points

    Hi,

    With 2V, the input current will be (2V-EXT_C)/8.3Mohm = (2-1.6)/8.2M = 48.8nA

    With integration time of 66us, the input charge is = 48.8nA*66us = 3.22pC

    For this charge range, the customer has to use minimum of range 5, other wise the AFE outputs will be non-linear as they will saturate. 

    I am not able to zoom into the picture for #2 that you have attached.  Or Can you please send me one where I can zoom and see. Is this measurement of OUTP-OUTM or only OUTP?

    Also, can you please provide me the following additional information?

    1) I wish to have the timing being used? I wish to see the complete timing diagram along with the various time duration.

    2) Can you please verify customer is using integrate down mode?

    3) What is the application? Have they considered using DDC264? It has integrated ADC and may be easier to use. If they cannot use DDC, can you please find the reason?

    Regards,

    Nagesh

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  • Kyung Seok Yoon
    Posted by Kyung Seok Yoon
    on Aug 02 2012 00:05 AM
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    2860.AFE0064 test.pdf

     

    Thanks for your quick reply..

    Our customer is on a vacation now. I'll inform you after return to work.

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  • avraka
    Posted by avraka
    on Aug 07 2012 20:36 PM
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    Dear Mr. Surendranath Nagesh.

    Pls refer to the reply below.

    1) Refer to attached file.
    5078.AFE_ADC_timing.zip

    2) Yes, she used Integrate down mode.

    3) Apllication : Infra Red Night Vision Camera for automotive.

        I've already promoted DDC264, and she is interested in powerful performance of DDC264. But she want to  know why AFE0064 did not work as expectation now.

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  • Surendranath Nagesh
    Posted by Surendranath Nagesh
    on Aug 08 2012 02:53 AM
    Prodigy295 points

    Hi,

    1) Last channel data issue: As per the mail from Max Roh, when IN16 to IN31 is used, IN31 is abnormal and when IN32 to IN47 is used, IN47 is abnormal. So the issue is actually on the first channel that is being shifted out on OUTP/OUTM. The ADC inputs may not be settling. The customer could move the ADC convert start edge ADC_NCONVST closer to the next rise edge of AFE_CLK to give more time for the ADC inputs to settle.

    2) The AFE0064 output is=integrator output at SHS fall-integrator output at SHR fall.

    Since the input charge is large (3.22pC), the outputs of the AFE0064 will be correct only in range 5, 6 and 7. Below range 5, the SHS sample will have saturated and hence the SHS-SHR value will be smaller and the output will reduce. So this behavior is as expected.

    Regards,

    Nagesh

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