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73 / 108 page ![]() 2019-2021 Microchip Technology Inc. DS20006180D-page 73 MCP3461/2/4 6.8.1 CONVERSION DATA READY INTERRUPT The data ready interrupt happens when a new conver- sion is ready to be read on the ADCDATA register. This event happens synchronously with DMCLK and at each end of conversion. This interrupt is implemented with three different and independent mechanisms: STATUS byte on SDO, IRQ register Status bit and IRQ pin state. 1. STATUS byte on SDO. When the interrupt happens, on the next STATUS byte transmitted on SDO, the DR_STATUS bit is logic low. Once the STATUS byte has been transmitted, the DR_STATUS bit appears as ‘1’ until a new interrupt will be present. If between two STATUS byte transmissions, the interrupt happens once again, the DR_STATUS bit on SDO will appear as ‘0’ on the second reading. 2. IRQ register Status bit. When the interrupt happens, the DR_STATUS bit in the IRQ register will be set to ‘0’. Once the IRQ register has been fully read, this DR_STATUS bit is reset again to ‘1’. If between two readings of the IRQ register, the interrupt happens once again, the IRQ register Status bit will appear as equal to ‘0’ on the second reading. 3. IRQ pin state. The interrupt generates an IRQ pin falling edge (transition to logic low) as soon as it happens. The data ready interrupt is cleared by the first event of the following two events: • First falling edge of SCK during an ADC Output Data register read • 16 DMCLK clock periods before current conversion ends If the user does not read the ADCDATA register in time in Continuous Conversion mode or in SCAN mode, the IRQ pin will automatically reset to its inactive state 16 DMCLK periods prior to the new data ready inter- rupt. This feature is designed to avoid the case in which the IRQ pin output would always be logic low if the reading of the ADC data were not performed. The user can determine exactly when to expect new data and can respect the tDODR timing in all cases to ensure proper reading of the ADC data. See Figure 6-14 for more details. FIGURE 6-14: Data Ready Interrupt IRQ Pin Timing Diagram. SPI IRQ TCON V Transition Time tDOD R Read A DC DATA1 1/DRCLK TDRH DATA1 can be Read Dur ing this Time IRQ is Cleared at First SCK Falling Edge After ADCDATA Read Start ADCDATA REGISTER DATA1 DATA0 IRQ is Cleared if ADCDATA has Not been Read in Time Read ADC DATA2 1/DRCLK TDRH DATA2 can be Read Dur ing this Time DATA2 Data Ready Interrupt COMM AN D By te Read A DCDATA COMM AN D By te Read A DCDATA Transition Time tDOD R |
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