Hello,
My customer uses the ADS5263 and has a question.
There is no data at less than 3500LSB and more than 62000LSB in the Fig.36, 37.
Does it possible to use in a range less than 3500LSB and more than 62000LSB?
Regards,
Naoki Aoyama
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Hello,
My customer uses the ADS5263 and has a question.
There is no data at less than 3500LSB and more than 62000LSB in the Fig.36, 37.
Does it possible to use in a range less than 3500LSB and more than 62000LSB?
Regards,
Naoki Aoyama
Hello Naoki,
Thanks for contacting us.
One of my colleagues will get back to you if you haven't received any response already.
Best regards.
Hello,
Yes.
I haven't received any response yet.
My customer wants to know the answer.
So, could you give me the answer?
Regards.
Naoki Aoyama
Hi,
Sorry for the delay, we had a small issue on our side.
To answer your question, yes it is possible to use the ADC in a range less than code 3500 and greater than 62000 as these codes represent input levels that are within the full scale-range of the 16-bit converter. However, at these code values, the ADC is operating within ~1/2 dB of its full-scale range and a degradation in noise performance is expected.
Regards,
Christian
Hi Christian,
Thank you for your reply.
I feedback to my customer this information.
At first I posted this question to another forum and it moved to this forum by a moderator.
But it may be disappeared, I post this question to this forum again.
I am glad to get the answer.
Thanks.
Naoki