Hi,
i would like to connect 5 Chips of ADS1118 to DSPIC33, and i didn't find any data on the SPI capacitance ?
Also, do you recommend connecting that many IC chips on same SPI bus or not recommended ?
Thank you
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Hi,
i would like to connect 5 Chips of ADS1118 to DSPIC33, and i didn't find any data on the SPI capacitance ?
Also, do you recommend connecting that many IC chips on same SPI bus or not recommended ?
Thank you
Hello,
i would like to connect 5 Chips of ADS1118 to DSPIC33, and i didn't find any data on the SPI capacitance ?
Please see the following previous post that answers this question: https://e2e.ti.com/support/data-converters-group/data-converters/f/data-converters-forum/744715/ads1118-input-capacitance-of-digital-signals?tisearch=e2e-sitesearch&keymatch=capacitance# The capacitance for the digital communication pins is typically close to 3pF.
do you recommend connecting that many IC chips on same SPI bus or not recommended ?
Connecting 6 chips to the same SPI bus shouldn't be a problem, although it generally depends what speed you wish to use and how much impedance is presented by the SPI bus to the devices driving the bus. The main limitation you will probably encounter is that each device will need a separate GPIO line to activate the devices using the Chip Select (CS) pin.
Let me know if you have any more questions about this,
Levi DeVries
Hello,
The maximum clock speed permissible on the ADS1118 is 4MHz, so your SPI clock speed will be too high in this situation. I would recommend slowing your clock speed down to at least 4MHz. Otherwise your setup sounds fine, I wouldn't expect any problems as the bus capacitance is well below your requirements.
Let me know if you have any more questions,
Levi DeVries