PGA900: For civil.

Hi Kengo-san,

I would say the end application is up to you. If the PGA900 fits the requirements you've laid out, then the device is a good fit for the application.

I will say, I find that military applications in the field need a lot of usually need heightened temperature requirements, or proof of specific qualifications. The datasheet helps with some, and the reliability can help with some of the others: https://www.ti.com/support-quality/reliability/reliability-home.html 

Civil is a broad concept and I believe the PGA900 will work. 

Kengo.Y said:

Can the internal MCU implement the original protocol?

Unfortunately, I do not understand the question. I am assuming you are asking if you can implement you're own firmware (protocol) on the device. The answer is yes because the PGA900 is effectively a M0 cortex micro-processor with a specialized ADC. If you need access to the datasheet, please follow the instructions here.

• [FAQ] PGA970: How can I access the full datasheet for the PGA900 or the PGA970?

Best,

-Cole