Hi,
My customer is evaluating the TPS659037 and GPADC function.
ADC conversion finishes on 150us normally, though it takes over 1ms at high temperature condition(over 60℃).
Is it common behavior?
Best Regards,
Kuramochi
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Hi,
My customer is evaluating the TPS659037 and GPADC function.
ADC conversion finishes on 150us normally, though it takes over 1ms at high temperature condition(over 60℃).
Is it common behavior?
Best Regards,
Kuramochi
Kuramochi-san,
Hi, as long as the resistor divider keeps the voltage below 1.25V, I do not see any reason why this implementation would vary in conversion time over temperature. What is the effective resistance of the voltage divider at hot temp? Could the voltage be exceeding the limit?
Thanks,
Nastasha
Hi Natasya-san,
I verified above by mistake...
CPU readouts the ADC data every 1ms, however, interrupt() does not returns at high temperature within 1ms.
What can we consider as the reason?
Best Regards,
Kuramochi
Kuramochi-san,
Okay, I see. I think this makes sense. Thanks for confirming.
Regards,
Nastasha
Hi Tadahiko-san,
Could you help to provide a scope shot of the I2C writes to start the conversion and the rising of the interrupt on the same scope shot as well as zoomed in images of the I2C writes?
Since we have not seen this happen before we would like to check on whether there is any abnormal appears in these.