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Jumper cable and driver software configuration for an LMP91000, ADC161S626 and SPIO-4 sensor platform

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Marie Tupaj
Posted by Marie Tupaj
on Apr 30 2012 08:39 AM
Prodigy140 points

Hi,

I have an LMP91000 evaluation board connected to an ADC161S626 and SPIO-4 board. I have two questions. 

1. I need to configure the jumper cables, J_VDD and J_MENB on the LMP91000SDEVAL board and the jumpers VREF_SELECT, VIO_SELECT, and VA_SELECT on the ADC161S626BEB board.  How and where do I do this?

2. My second question is in the driver software. The driver software requests that I select a sensor type.  I will be using the LMP91000 for electrochemical measurements (I will be hooking up counter, working, and reference electrodes to CE RE and WE on the 3-Lead electrochemical cell). I will not using this or attaching a gas sensor.  Do I need to have a sensor selected if the only choices are gas sensors?

Please respond.

- Thanks, Marie  

Marie Tupaj

LMP91000
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    Posted by Marie Tupaj
    on May 01 2012 09:37 AM
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    Prodigy140 points

    I am looking to find more information on shorting jumper cables in the LMP91000.

    Thanks.

    Marie Tupaj

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  • Domenico Granozio
    Posted by Domenico Granozio
    on May 02 2012 03:45 AM
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    Hi Marie,

    regarding your first question, all the jumpers configurations of the LMP91000SDEVAL and ADC161S626BEB are explained in the user guide:  

    "LMP91000 Sensor AFE Evaluation Board User's Guide"   - ( http://www.ti.com/litv/pdf/snau029)

    Regarding your second question there are two ways to work:

    1. do not select any gas sensor from the menu and manually configure the LMP91000 accordingly your electrochemical cell's requirements.

    2. create a custom sensor in the gas sensor tab, and try to convert your electrochemical cell's parameters in to gas sensor parameters (sensitivity [na/ppm], bias if needed, operating range [ppm]). Then select the sensor you created. The Graphical user interface will find the best configuration of the LMP91000 which fits the sensor you created.

    best regards,

    Domenico Granozio

     

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