Part Number: ADS8699 Tool/software: Hi,
For our application we want to sample signals from 0Hz to 10kHz with a sample-rate of 25600Hz.
As anti-alias filter we want to use a 4th order butterworth filter at 10kHz.
We found the ADS8699, which would fit…
Part Number: ADS8699 Dear Specialists,
I want to use the ADS8699 as SPI master, and MCU SPI as slave. From the datasheet, I found ADS8699 RVS pin can send clock as SPI clk signal, and RVS is from i nternal clock (Figure 6-8).
My question is:
After the CS…
Part Number: ADS8699 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: REF5045 Hi TI Technical Support Team,
I have designed a small 4 layer board with 2 18bit 100kHz ADS8699 and I am planning to use it to read voltage and current values from the device under test. The…
Part Number: ADS8699
Hi TI Technical Support team,
With the help and suggestions made to my previous post in this forum, I have designed a board that has two TI ADS8699 18 bit 100kHz ADC on, which will be used to measure analog voltages between 0 and…
Part Number: ADS8699 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS8681 Dear Team,
My customer is designing a board with ADS8699 and TMS320F2837xD C2000 MCU.
Do we have any timing examples of correct SPI communication with ADS8699, such as oscilloscope screenshots…
Part Number: ADS8681EVM-PDK Tool/software: hi SIR
question 1:
I Got the ADS8681EVM & test the evb done, another plan is verity the ADS8699 performance.
may I exchang the ADS8699 to the ADS8681EVM?
ADS8681, ADS8699 only bit different?
question 2…
Part Number: ADS8699 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS8681 Hello guys,
One of my customers is evaluating ADS8699 on their own board for their new products.
In the evaluation, they found that the device RVS pin level doesn't go high from low after …
Part Number: ADS8699 Hi,
regarding the internal reference of the ADC I do find some drift figures. However I am primarley interested in the long term drift of the internal reference. Does TI provide any figures regarding this topic? I am working on a…
Part Number: ADS8699 I'm getting semi-repeatable voltage conversions on a 9v battery. I don't think a battery should be this noisy (note the 9333 mV reading). I'm at the point where I don't have an idea of where the problem might be (program or electronics…
