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ADS8354: OUTPUT ERROR

Part Number: ADS8354

I am currently trying to run only one channel of ads8354. I am communicating through STM NUCLEO Board with adc.

REFERENCE VOLTAGE FOR BOTH CHANNEL IS GIVEN FROM OUTSIDE.

REFIO_A=REFIO_B=5V

REFGND_A=REFGND_B=0V

AVDD=5V

DVDD=3.3V

INPUT VOLTAGE =1.1V

Our code is-

#include "mbed.h"

int data;

SPI spi(D11,D12,D13); // mosi, miso, sclk
DigitalOut cs(PA_4);
uint16_t digital_volth;
uint16_t digital_voltl;

int main() {


// Chip must be deselected
cs = 1;

// Setup the spi for 16 bit data, high steady state clock,
// second edge capture, with a 1MHz clock rate
spi.format(16,0);
spi.frequency(4800000);
while(1)
{spi.lock();
// Select the device by setting chip select low
cs =0 ;

// Send
wait_us(1000);
spi.write(0x8400);

digital_volth = spi.write(0x0000);
digital_voltl= spi.write(0x0000);
printf("digital voltageh = 0x%X\n", digital_volth);
printf("digital voltagel = 0x%X\n", digital_voltl);
wait(1);
// Deselect the device
cs = 1;
wait(3);
spi.unlock();
}
}

Output of this code is coming=

digital voltageh = 0x0
digital voltagel = 0x0
digital voltageh = 0x0
digital voltagel = 0x0
digital voltageh = 0x0
digital voltagel = 0x0
digital voltageh = 0x0
digital voltagel = 0x0

We have once succesfully run the code on ADS8354IRTET. It worked.

But now I used the same code on ADS8354IPWR.,it is not working.

Is this IC very heat sensitive?

Is soldering and desoldering cause a problem?

Why is it not giving the output?

 

  • Hello Shankar,

    Thank you for your post and welcome to our forum.

    Soldering and desoldering IC components can cause failures over time, especially if over-heated for extended periods of time. Also, the pads on the printed circuit board could also wear and cease to make a good connection.

    That said - soldering a leaded package to a PCB should not cause repeated failures if done correctly. Try installing using a new PCB and a new device. Proper ESD handling is also recommended.

    Best regards,