Part Number: DAC63204 In regards to the DAC63204 component, the datasheet mentions it can provide a +/-250uA current output if some register values are changed. Does the applied reference voltage play a factor in the obtainable current output range? Or…
Part Number: DAC63204 can anyone provide reference code to enable Voltage mode or the sequence of registers need to set in order to initiate the voltage mode and set output voltage.
your help will be greatly appreciated
Thank you for your support.
Part Number: DAC63204 Hello,
In SPI mode, what is a delay time between the rising edge of the SCLK and a stable new data at the SDO, a so called t_SDODLY?
It is marked on the Figure 6-3 and not defined in the tables, at least I didn't find it.
Thank…
Hi Pavel,
Your initial statement about the sampling capacitor leakage is correct.
Regarding the bullet points, you can find my comments in red:
I am measuring the DC voltage, so fast changes of it are not expected and also not interesting to me
the…
Part Number: DAC63204 Hi team,
1. There is a typical value of internal reference accuracy, do we have the max and min value for this spec? As I understand, the accuracy of the reference should be calculated by: accuracy=(Max-Min)/typ*100%, so we must…
Part Number: DAC63204EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC63204 hi sir
I bought a DAC63204 evb for verify
select the I2C which evb work correct
but choose the SPI interface, I can't read any info.
please advise it,thanks
Part Number: DAC63204 Please provide source code for STM32 for interfacing with DAC63204 over SPI communication that can control voltage for individual channel.
if not then please give list of registers need to set for the same.
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC7574 , DAC6574 , DAC63204 Hi :
For DAC7574IDGS samples ,
Does TI have any second source sample can instead it ?
it is better p2p and use I2C I/F.
thx
Best Regards,
Arang
Hi Andy,
Just something to think about.
We have some devices like the DAC63204 that have a GPI pin that can be configured to power up/down the outputs. That sounds more like the behavior you're looking for. The output will be shut down to either 0V or…