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Noise of the ads1298

Noise of the ads1298

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yuji ouyang
Posted by yuji ouyang
on Apr 13 2012 21:42 PM
Prodigy20 points

 Hello ! my friend,  now  i  can run the ads1298 sucessfully.

But when measuring the noise of  each channel, i found it a little bit  noisy of channel 1-6.

the noise  ampltude of ch1 to ch6 is about  190 uV. and the peak-to-peak range is less than 10uV .

When it comes to the ch7 and ch8 ,the noise amptitude is about 30uV, peak-to-peak range is also  less than 10uV  .

So fat I havn't  found the reason .Could some one give me some advise ?(the data is even negative,it means that the INXN is a little bit  higher than INXP  )

 

MY test condition:   25℃, sampling rate:500SPS , High Resolution mode  and PGA = 1,TQFP package  ;

Here are some charts which drown by  EXCEL:

 

 

A student  waiting  for your help from  GuangZhou ,CHINA.

 

ADS1298 NOISE
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  • Tom Hendrick
    Posted by Tom Hendrick
    on Apr 14 2012 08:01 AM
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    Hello Yuji,

    Welcome to the Precision Data Converters Forum!  Is this a board of your own design or are you using the ADS1298 hardware from ADS1298ECGFE-PDK?  It looks to me like you might actually be measuring the offset of the ADS1298 in your first graph above.  The offset error can be as hign as 500uV, so your ~192uV would be in line with the data sheet specifications for the ADS1298.  The Vpp of your second graph, at 500SPS, PGA = 1 in High Res mode looks good.

     

    Regards,

    Tom

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  • yuji ouyang
    Posted by yuji ouyang
    on Apr 15 2012 10:39 AM
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    Thank you TOM!  

    it's a board of my own design.

    I think i misunderstanded  the concept of input refered noise before your apply;

     

    Would you mean that   (  CHnSET BIT[ 2:0 ] = 001 for offset or noise measurement  ) :

                OFFSET ERROR  =  the absolute voltage amplitude          

                INPUT REFERED NOISE  = the VPP value     ?

     

    Thanks you very very much!                               

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