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  • RE: ADS1202: modulator as part of sigma-delta ADC

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    Hi again! Take a look at parts like the ADS1250, ADS1251, ADS1252, ADS1230 - these were released around the same time as the ADS1202. For more options, you can take a look at our product selection tool .
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  • Problem with the connection between ADS1250 and PIC18F2550

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    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1250 , ADS1252 Greetings to all, I find myself making the connection between ADS1250 and PIC18F2550 microcontroller, the truth I have doubts about it, someone has an example of connection and programming to communicate…
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  • ADS1250 with REF5040

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    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1250 , LMP7701 Hello, I'm testing a new board that is an AFE for conditioning the signal coming from a photodiode; in this project I'm using the ADS1250 to digitize the analog signal; the power supply architecture…
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  • RE: ADS1231: wrong ADC output voltage value

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    Hi Keval, In most cases the trend is to having smaller packages. This vastly limits the devices you can choose from. To search for devices with particular attributes you should use the parametric search. From the search there may be the possibility of…
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  • Re: Similar to ADS1232 but 20x faster?

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    Hi Chris, Take a look at the ADS1250: http://www.ti.com/product/ads1250 Effective resolution is 18+bits for data rates from 10SPS to ~30kSPS, across all 4 PGA gain options (1,2,4,8). Let me know what you think. Best Regards, Marc

  • driving ADS1255 whit pic18f4550 across SPI comunication

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    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1255 , ADS1251 , ADS1254 , ADS1252 , ADS1253 , ADS1250 hi!!!! EVERYBODY!!! I wanna to drive the ADS1255 with the pic18f4550 across SPI comunication. but reading the data sheet of the ADC. it makes mention of some control…

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