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MCP3462 Datasheet(PDF) 74 Page - Microchip Technology

Part # MCP3462
Description  Two/Four/Eight-Channel, 153.6 ksps, Low Noise, 16-Bit Delta-Sigma ADC
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MCP3461/2/4
DS20006180D-page 74
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6.8.2
CONVERSION CYCLE START
INTERRUPT
This interrupt is the only one that is selectable and the
only one not present in the STATUS byte on SDO and
the IRQ register. It is only available on the IRQ pin. The
user can enable or disable this output using:
•[EN_STP] = 1: Conversion start interrupt output is
enabled (default).
•[EN_STP] = 0: Conversion start interrupt output is
disabled.
This interrupt marks the beginning of a conversion
cycle. In case of a One-Shot mode or Continuous mode
conversion in MUX mode, it marks the start of the
sampling in the first conversion (happening after the
ADC start-up delay of 256 DMCLK periods). In case of
a SCAN mode, it marks the start of the sampling in the
first conversion of the first SCAN mode cycle. The host
MCU can utilize this interrupt to synchronize the start of
the ADC conversion and manage synchronous events
together with the conversion process. See Figure 6-15
for more details.
This interrupt output generates a falling edge on the IRQ
pin and is cleared automatically after a short time, TSTP.
FIGURE 6-15:
Conversion Start IRQ Timing Diagram.
6.8.3
POR INTERRUPT
The POR interrupt provides information to the user that
either a POR event has happened previously or if the
part is in a POR state when the IRQ pin is used.
This interrupt is implemented with three different and
independent mechanisms: STATUS byte on SDO, IRQ
register Status bit and IRQ pin state.
6.8.3.1
STATUS Byte on SDO
When the device powers up, on the first STATUS byte
transmitted on SDO (first communication), the
POR_STATUS is logic low. Once the STATUS byte has
been transmitted, the POR_STATUS bit appears as ‘1’
until the part is powered down. If between two STATUS
byte transmissions, a POR event happens once again,
and if the part is properly repowered up, the POR_STA-
TUS bit on SDO will appear as equal to ‘0’ on the latter
reading. This mechanism can only work when the power
supplies are back above the POR thresholds, on the
analog and digital cores, as retrieving data from the SPI
port is not possible when the device is in a POR state.
6.8.3.2
IRQ Register Status Bit
When the device is powered up, the POR_STATUS bit
in the IRQ register will be reset to ‘0’. Once the IRQ
register has been fully read, this POR_STATUS bit is
reset again to ‘1’.
If, between two readings of the IRQ register, a POR
event happens once again, the IRQ register Status bit
will appear as equal to ‘0’ on the second reading. This
mechanism can only work when the power supplies are
back above the POR thresholds on the analog and
digital cores.
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ADC_MODE
IRQ
TADC_SETU P
TCON V
TSTP
11
Conversion
Start IRQ
(EN_STP =
1)
Data Ready
IRQ
ADC Shutdown
ADC STATUS
1st Conversi on in
either MU X or SC AN mo de
Sta rt-u p



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