Part Number: ADS7924 Hi team,
I just want to confirm the any requirement of power up sequence because there a few information in the datasheet.
The requirement is only below? Is there any timing requirement?
AVDD must turn on before DVDD(always…
Part Number: ADS7924 Hi,
Iam trying to implement I2c master code with communicating with 2 ADS7924 slaves.
I Followed the below writing and reading method.
For writing i send the below data for the 1 ADS7924 with slave address (1001001)
1.To wake…
Part Number: ADS7924 Hi,
I am using ADS7924 in my application for voltage monitoring and protection.
I want to know what happens when switching between the modes, for example while running in Auto-Scan mode, If the mode is changed to Manual scan…
Part Number: ADS7924 Hi.
I'm trying to run ads7924 using stm32f series.
But i2c does not work so I check the i2c line.
Between 0R, MCU side 3.3V but ads7924 side 0V. I set pull up setting of MCU internally .
What is the problem? below is the circuit…
Part Number: ADS7924 Hi Team,
My customer is having an issue with the ADS7924 in that only CH0 reading is matching the real measurement.
The following were the I2C communications between the host PC to the ADS7924, used Manual-single mode.
Host…
Hello,
This device can only take in unipolar inputs.
If you implement an DC offset on your input signal to shift it within the ADC input range, then this will work.
Regards
Cynthia
Hello Nick,
For start up, it is best to have AVDD ramp up first, or with DVDD. Analog and digital inputs should not be present before the device is powered on.
Regards
Cynthia
Part Number: ADS7924 Hello Guys,
Our customer is having some unexpected i2c behavior with a ADS7924IRTER. It is supposed to respond to the address of 0x48 but he is only getting acks at 0x28. it is only responding with acks at address 0x28. See attached…
Part Number: ADS7924 In the abs max table of the datasheet, the abs max is listed as 300mV.
Should this be ADD + 300mV instead?
It appears the input shave both GND and VDD diodes, correct?
In addition, any risk in have bias applied to input pins…