Part Number: ADS1282 Hi Ti Team,
While surfing the internet I found a research paper "Research on a high-precision and high-resolution seismic wave signal acquisition system" which uses ADS1282 ADC and they are achieving 24 bit noise free count at…
Part Number: ADS1282 In the section on Data Format it says "If desired the readback may be stopped at 24 bits." is this done by simply having the user logic stop providing SCLK pulses after 24 pulses? And then wait for the next drdyn assertion for the…
Hi Jay Prizant ,
As long as the ADS1282 is not being held in a reset or power down state, the ADC will be continuously performing conversions...
After calibration completes, the device continues converting and you should see /DRDY go low again after one…
Part Number: ADS1282 There are only 11 registers, so why does the nnnnn field for multiple register reads or writes have 5 bits? Doesn't it only need 4?
Jay Prizant
Part Number: ADS1282-HT Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1282 Hello, TI expert
On this post it seems that ADS1282H can recover from transient overload contidion easier than original ADS1282. Does that mean if there are no overload condion , e.g. very…
Part Number: ADS1282-SP The datasheet does not specify timing parameters for DRDY relative to either SCLK or CLK. Is DRDY synchronous to either clock? What is the min/max propagation delay for DRDY relative to (which) clock?
I'm wondering how to safely…
Part Number: ADS1282 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM27762 Hi TI,
I am currently designing a datalogger using the ADS1282 (and the ADS1282H) and i have a questions regarding bipolar Vs unipolar supply.
Which would you advise i use and why?
I initially…
Christopher Hall said:
I'm still still trying to verify the exact behavior from your last question. However, I suspect that issuing any of the calibration commands will perform a calibration with whichever FIR you have selected. Therefore if you are using…
