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ADS7952-Q1: The sampling accuracy

Part Number: ADS7952-Q1
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS7952,

Hi,

Please help me with the following questions about the sampling of ADS7952.
The current project is 800V high-pressure acquisition, and ADS7952-Q1 adopts manual mode for channel selection.
1. When the sampling channel 0 is not applied with voltage, the upper computer can read the multiple voltage of 0.45v. When running out and applying voltage, the collected voltage value is added with this initial read voltage value;
2. When each line is collected separately, the collected voltage is smaller than the theoretical voltage value, which is a multiple of 0.45v;
3. Manual mode will have an impact on the sampling of adjacent channels. When two channels are connected at the same time, the voltage of the lower one will be larger than that of the upper one.
4. The higher the voltage, the larger the voltage error collected by channel 1 will be

data:

We are using 2*REF now. When channel 0 is not connected to 63.2v, the upper computer reads 0.25432v voltage or twice or three times of runout. After connecting 63.2v, the voltage is about 63V.
When the single channel 1 connects to 63.2v, the voltage around 61V can be picked up.
When the single channel 2 is connected to 63.2v, the voltage around 61V can be picked up.
The rear channel connected separately is similar;
Channel 0 and channel 1 are connected to 63.2v at the same time. Channel 0 can pick up the voltage of about 63V, while channel 1 can pick up the voltage of 62.5671v.
Channel 1 and channel 2 are connected with 63.2v voltage at the same time. Channel 1 can pick up about 61V voltage, and channel 2 can pick up 62.5671v voltage. Adjacent channels will have an impact.
When channels 0, 1 and 2 are fully connected to 63.2v, if channel 0 is about 63V, 62.5671v can be obtained in channels 1 and 2.
The error sizes between channels are all multiples of 0.25432v.

Thanks!

  • Hello,

    It sounds like you have some pick up somewhere on your input. What is your circuit set up? Is this being done with wires, or is this on a PCB?

    Also, what is your input source? can the error be due to how the step down is being done?

    I would suggest first looking at the voltages at different points of the input circuit to see where exactly the issue happens. For example, measure the voltage directly at the source output, then at every following node that steps down the voltage. Then, measure the voltage at the ADC input channel, and then at MXO pin and AINP pins. At this point the voltage should already be within the 2*Vref range.

    Regards

    Cynthia