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  • Forum Post: External Reference circuits for two or more DACs

    JACR
    Hi people I have been using the DAC8871 for quite some time now and i think its the perfect choice when you want positive and negative signals (and also if you need more than one generation range). Now, i am thinking about using several DAC8871 in a multichannel application and im not quite...
    on Aug 31, 2011

  • Forum Post: ADS1118 does not read correctly (Data read is 00FFh and configuration register value read is FFFFh)

    Ankit Kumar
    Dear Sir, I have a Thermocouple Interface I2C Card, on which i have used ADS1118. The ADS1118 is connected to I2C master using a SPI to I2C bridge. I am trying to read the on chip Temperature Sensor of the ADS1118. The sequence on commands is as follows: 1) First the address of SPI to I2C (SC68IS602B...
    on Apr 27, 2012

  • Forum Post: How to confirm that ADS1118 is showing the correct cold junction temperature?

    Ankit Kumar
    Dear Sir, Now i am able to read the temperature of cold junction temperature sensor of ADS1118. But how to be sure that the temperature shown by ADS1118 internal sensor in correct. The question is : If the ambient temperature is X degree Celsius, how much should be the temperature shown by the...
    on May 5, 2012

  • Forum Post: AD1118 or AD1148

    Andres Torre
    Hello!! I have to make 2 different temperature sensor devices. One of them is for 4 thermocouples and the other for 4 PT100s and I would like to use the same ADC if it is possible. I have found 2 AD converters (ADS1118 and ADS1148) and I am not too sure which is more suitable for my device. Could I use...
    on Jun 18, 2012

  • Forum Post: recommended MUX circuit for 16bit ADC

    Max Sonnaillon
    Hello, I'm planing to use an ADS8472 to acquire 3 signals and I need to put an analog MUX. The BW is 0-100kHz. I will put opamps before and after the analog switches, so the signal levels are not critical (0-5V is preferred). I need very good DC performance and linearity (16bits) so I don't...
    on Sep 27, 2012

  • Forum Post: RE: ADS1158 registers

    Atila Ersahin
    Hi, I use ADS1158 in a circuit similar to the one shown in Figure 54 of the datasheet. However, I am not getting data from ADC covering the whole code range. The data range is covering +/-15K . Then, I bought ADS1158EVM and setup in a bipolar mode by using ADCpro. I still have the same problem. The...
    on Apr 26, 2013

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