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Hello.
For the project in which I am working, we need to use the ADC. So far, I did not do any kind of calibration in my code despite of the one that is done within Device_Cal() function that, as far as I understood is just a "fixed" routine that writes always the same values in some registers.
The TRM establishes, regarding the ADC calibration, in 10.3.9:
"Except under certain emulation conditions, or unless a modification from the factory settings is desired, the user is not required to perform any specific action"
However, in 10.3.9.2 (ADC Zero Offset Calibration) there is an explanation about a function that does the zero offset calibration.
What I understood from these things is that the properly way of using the ADC is to call Device_Cal() function (which is already done in InitSysCtrl()) and, after that and with a certain frequency, to call AdcOffsetSelfCal() function to correct the zero offset. Is this right or it should be done in a different way? Are there other functions that should be executed to get the ADC calibrated? How often should be necessary to call AdcOffsetSelfCal()?
Thanks in advance.
