Part Number: ADC1175 Hello all,
To try to save energy, I turned off the 5V supply on the ADC1175. However, through the 3V3 input supply, the ADC was generating (I do not know how) 1.9V at the 5V power rail. This 1.9V would then feed the remaining circuits…
Part Number: ADC1175 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADC1173 Hello,
I have ADC1175 20 mhz, and i could not work properly
Part number is exacly shown below
National Semiconductor VM24ACE3 ADC1175 CIMTC
Although i connected VRTS-VRT each other…
Part Number: ADC1175-50
Hello , I am using ADC1175-50 in a very simple configuration as shown in the attached photo.
On the contrary to the schematic , I shorted Pin 1 to Pin 2 to keep the enable signal Low.
For an initial trial I tried connecting…
Part Number: TM4C1294KCPDT Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADC1175 When I use epi0s0-s15 to read data from two adc1175s(8Bit adc), epi0s30 is configured as CS and it connects to the adcclk pin to provide clock to both adcs. I found that maybe the IO…
Part Number: ADC1175-50 Hi
The 14pin is described "DVDD" in datasheet /PIN DESCRIPTIONS AND EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS.
The 14pin is AVDD in Other figures and EVM schematics.
Is it typo?
Thanks
Muk
Part Number: ADC1175 Hello,
I have a project that continuously sampling ADC In pin on ADC1175 20Mhz but facing a lot of jitters on waveform. I thought problem may be regarding bare wire coming from microchip's clock and connecting ADC's clock pin. And…
Hi ttd
The ADC1175-50 datasheet pin description table states that pin11 and pin13 are both DVDD pins and should be at the same voltage. .
The slower ADC1175 (20 MSPS max sample rate) does allow a lower voltage on pin 11 and I believe some of that…
Part Number: ADC1175 Hello,
I am using adc1175 20 mhz and having spike issues on my measurements and i could not manage to remove it.
ADC's Vin has spikes when i drive sine wave. When i use square wave spikes take place on rising edge on waveform…
Part Number: ADC1175 Support Path: /Product/Device selection assistance/ Hello,
I have an application for an 8-bit ADC, but it is low-speed. I like the specifications of the ADC1175 because of it's parallel output and two reference voltage inputs. However…
