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TLC7135C Pin questions

TLC7135C Pin questions

  • Joshua Zenn
    Posted by Joshua Zenn
    on Jun 15 2012 17:47 PM
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    I have a few questions about the pin purposes on the TLC7135C 4-1/2 digit precision analog to digital converter. Can someone please explain the purpose of the following pins and state if they are mandatory or not:

    REF

    ANLG common

    int out

    auto zero

    buff out

    under range

    over range

    dgtl gnd

    busy

    and I was also wondering, do the -cref and the -in have to be the inverted values of the + pins (like 2.7 V becomes -2.7 V)? and if so, can I just use any op amp (like the LM339)?

    Thank you in advance!

    analog converter digital precision TLC7135 TLC7135C
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  • Tom Hendrick
    Posted by Tom Hendrick
    on Jun 15 2012 18:22 PM
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    Hi Joshua,

    Welcome to the e2e forum!  The TLC7135 is a unique device and I'd like to know what sort of application you are using it for.  All of the pins of the TLC7135 have functionality.  The over/under range outputs are not necessarily 'manditory', but you can't ignore the other pins...

     

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    Tom

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  • Joshua Zenn
    Posted by Joshua Zenn
    on Jun 15 2012 19:34 PM
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    For the TLC7135, i plan to have it take analog input to save pins and output to a BCD to 7 segment display IC.

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  • Joshua Zenn
    Posted by Joshua Zenn
    on Jun 15 2012 19:37 PM
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    One other question, can DGTL GND be linked to GND on an arduino or does it need something else?

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  • Joshua Zenn
    Posted by Joshua Zenn
    on Jun 16 2012 15:23 PM
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    Also, if busy is an input, does it halt when it goes high or just holds the data until it goes low?

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  • Tom Hendrick
    Posted by Tom Hendrick
    on Aug 06 2012 14:23 PM
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    Joshua,

    DGTL GND can be tied back to GND on your controller.  The BUSY signal is an output, so I'm not sure I follow your question.

     

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    Tom

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