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MAX17823BGCV Datasheet(HTML) 18 Page - Maxim Integrated Products |
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18 / 121 page ![]() ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MAX17823B 12-Channel High-Voltage Data Acquisition System www.maximintegrated.com Maxim Integrated | 18 Cell Inputs Up to 12 voltage measurements can be sampled differentially from the 13 cell inputs. The differential signal VCELLn is defined as VCn - VCn-1 for n = 1 to 12. The cells to be measured are selected by MEASUREEN[11:0]. During the scan, each selected signal is multiplexed into the level-shifting amplifier (LSAMP) as shown in Figure 3. Since the common-mode range of the input signals is 0V to 65V, the signal must be level-shifted to the common-mode range of the amplifier. The amplifier has a gain of 6/13 so that a 5V differential signal will be attenuated to 2.307V which is the ADC reference voltage. Once the signal is properly conditioned the ADC can start the conversion. The 12-bit conversion is stored in an ALU register where it can be averaged with subsequent conversions. The ALU output is a 14-bit value and is ultimately stored in a 16-bit register with the two least-significant bits zero. Disabled channels result in a measurement value of 0000h. Unless stated otherwise, measurement values are assumed to be 14-bit values. The 16-bit register values can be converted to 14-bit values by dividing by 4 (and vice-versa). To convert the measurement value in register CELLn to a voltage, convert the 14-bit hexadecimal value to a decimal value and then convert to voltage as follows: VCELLn = CELLn[15:2] x 5V / 16384 = CELLn[15:2] x 305.176µV. Input Range The input range in unipolar mode is nominally 0V to 5V. However, the ADC has reduced linearity at its range extents and so accuracy is specified for the input range 0.2V to 4.8V. Some applications may require specified accuracy below 0.2V or even below 0V. To this end, the bipolar mode (POLARITY = 1) has a nominal input range of -2.5V to 2.5V as shown in Table 4 with accuracy specified from -2.3V to 2.3V. Table 4. Input Range Cell Input Voltage CELLn[15:2] (14 Bits) CELLn[15:0] (16 Bits) Bipolar Mode Unipolar Mode Hexadecimal Decimal -2.5V 0V 0000h 0d 0000h 0V 2.5V 2000h 8192d 8000h 2.5V 5V 3FFFh 16383d FFFCh The input range can effectively be extended from -2.5V to 5V by taking one bipolar measurement and one unipolar measurement. Any bipolar measurements over 2.3V should be replaced with the unipolar measurement. Note: Conversions for some diagnostic modes automatically use either bipolar or unipolar mode regardless of the POLARITY bit value. |
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