Part Number: ADS8321 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS8320
I have a need for an ADC that can do 3.3V SPI signals, while taking a 0~5V input analog signal. If possible, a device that is P2P with ADS8321 would be great, but I haven't found anything…
Part Number: ADS8321 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: REF6025
Dear TI support team,
I am trying to interface ADS8321 16 bit ADC from TI with Teensy 3.5 (Arduino compatible platform MCU). (Vin- = 2.5V, Vref=2.5V and Vin+ is voltage input).
The ADC is…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS8321 I've been using the ADS8321 a lot lately in prototypes I'm working on for use with strain gauges. I'm using an Analog Devices AD623 to amplify the signal and then into the ADS8321. It's been working perfectly with…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS8321ADS8321 datasheet figure 3 is unclear. The low limit streches from -0.3V to about 0.95V according to the shadowed area, but the voltage indicated on the right says 1.95V. Which is correct?
Hi Alex,
I'm thinking of using the ADS8321 to digitize the output of the LOG114. I have two questions. Can I use the 2.5V reference on the LOG114 to feed the ADS8321? Does the ADS8321 have a daisy chain feature for multiple sensor acquisition? Any comments…
Hi John,
(1) Yeah, I agree; this should have been connected to VREFHI/2. As-is, you will need to ensure that the common-mode of your input signal is within 50mV of VREFHI/2. It should also be possible to remove the two SMT resistors (R60 and R61) and…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430G2553 , ADS8321 Hello!
I am new to the MSP430 and I was hoping someone could help me out a bit. I'm trying to connect a SPI ADC (ADS8321) to a MSP430G2553 on the LaunchPad (I really want to learn the way to set up…