Hello,
I am using SD24 with external VREF=1.25V, AVCC=3.0V. My Differential input is 0~1V. Vi,V- = 1.25V. Vi,A+=1.25~2.25V, and is greater than VREF but still lerss than AVCC. Would this design work?
Thanks.
Min
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Hello,
I am using SD24 with external VREF=1.25V, AVCC=3.0V. My Differential input is 0~1V. Vi,V- = 1.25V. Vi,A+=1.25~2.25V, and is greater than VREF but still lerss than AVCC. Would this design work?
Thanks.
Min
Hello Min,
According to Table 5-35 in the datasheet, the minimum and maximum differential inputs should be +/-VREF/GAIN. However, for the performance specified in the datasheet, it's recommended that you stay within 0.8*(+/-VREF/GAIN).
Assuming your GAIN = 1, this means that you should limit your differential inputs to +/-1 V when using VREF = 1.25 V.
Regards,
James
Hi James,
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, my differential input between Vi+ and Vi- is within 1.0V, and I am not worrying this. But my Vi+ vs GND is 1.25~2.25 and out of +VREF. I am wondering whether this matters?
Thanks,
Min
The absolute maximum and common-mode input voltage ranges can also be found in Table 5-35 in the datasheet.
Regards,
James
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