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AD4080BBCZ Datasheet(PDF) 39 Page - Analog Devices

Part # AD4080BBCZ
Description  20-Bit, 40 MSPS, Differential SAR ADC
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AD4080
DIGITAL INTERFACE
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Table 16. Device Status Data Sent Through the SDO in Long Instruction Mode (SHORT_INSTRUCTION = 0) (Continued)
Bit
Name
Description
3
CRC_ERR
Interface Status A Register Bit 3: CRC Error. This bit is set when the SPI controller does not send a CRC value or when the CRC
value calculated by the device does not match the value received from the SPI controller.
2
WR_TO_RD_ONLY_REG_ERR Interface Status A Register Bit 2: Write to Read Only Register Error. Write to Read Only Register Attempted. This bit is set when
the user attempts a write to a register that is read-only.
1
REGISTER_PARTIAL_
ACCESS_ERR
Interface Status A Register Bit 1: Register Partial Access Error. This bit is set when a fewer than expected number of bytes are
read from or written to in a multibyte register access. This bit is only valid when strict register access is enabled.
0
ADDRESS_INVALID_ERR
Interface Status A Register Bit 0: Invalid Address Error. Attempt to read or write nonexistent register address. This bit is set when
the user tries to access register addresses outside the allowed memory map space.
Table 17. Device Status Data Sent Through the SDO in Short Instruction Mode (SHORT_INSTRUCTION = 1)
Bit
Name
Description
7
Not applicable
Bit 7 is always 0.
6
POR_FLAG
Device Status Register Bit 0: POR Status. Allows user to detect when a POR event has occurred. A POR is triggered at power-up
or when the logic supply drops to less than some threshold value or when the user issues a software reset.
0: POR Flag Cleared.
1: POR Event Detected.
5
NOT_READY_ERR
Interface Status A Register Bit 7: Device Not Ready For Transaction Error. This bit is set if the user attempts to execute an SPI
transaction before the completion of digital initialization.
4
CLOCK_COUNT_ERR
Interface Status A Register Bit 4: Clock Count Error. This bit is set when an incorrect number of clocks is detected in a transaction.
3
CRC_ERR
Interface Status A Register Bit 3: CRC Error. This bit is set when the SPI controller does not send a CRC, or when the CRC value
calculated by the device does not match the value sent by the SPI controller.
2
WR_TO_RD_ONLY_REG_ERR Interface Status A Register Bit 2: Write To Read-only Register Error. This bit is set when the user attempts a write to a register that
is read only.
1
REGISTER_PARTIAL_
ACCESS_ERR
Interface Status A Register Bit 1: Register Partial Access Error. This bit is set when a fewer than expected number of bytes are
read from or written to in a multibyte register access. This bit is only valid when strict register access is enabled.
0
ADDRESS_INVALID_ERR
Interface Status A Register Bit 0: Invalid Address Error. This bit is set when the user tries to read from or write to a register
address outside the allowed memory map space.
Configuration Cyclical Redundancy Check
(CRC)
The AD4080 includes optional configuration error detection based
on an 8-bit cyclical redundancy check algorithm. When enabled, an
8-bit checksum is inserted into the serial data output stream (SDO)
during the data phase after each complete register transaction. De-
pending on the register access type,that is, read or write, the host
is expected to conditionally provide a corresponding checksum to
the SDI immediately following each register access. The interface
controller uses the host supplied checksum to determine if a CRC
error has occurred.
A mismatch in the checksum values computed by the host and the
AD4080 interface results in setting the CRC_ERR flag (CRC_ERR
= 1) in the Interface Status A register (see the Interface Status
A Register section, Address 0x11). During a write access, a CRC
error invalidates the most recent register data as well as any sub-
sequent register data writes if in streaming mode (SINGLE_INST
= 0), which prevents loading any potentially corrupted data into
the configuration memory. In response to a CRC event, the host
controller is required to initiate a new SPI frame to retry configura-
tion of the effected memory locations. In the event the CRC_ERR
is detected during a data read, the host controller must discard
the received data and retry the data read in a new SPI frame.
Clear the CRC_ERR flag before any attempt to initiate a repeated
read or write to the configuration memory to allow detection of any
subsequent errors. The error flag is cleared by writing code 0x08 to
the Interface Status A register to set the CRC_ERR bit to a Logic 1.
It is recommended that an immediate read of the Interface Status A
register follows any attempt to clear the fault to validate the attempt
was successful.
The configuration CRC function is disabled by default and can
be enabled through two complementary bit fields, CRC_ENABLE
and CRC_ENABLEB, in the Interface Configuration C register (see
the Interface Configuration C Register section, Address 0x10). To
enable the CRC function, set the CRC_ENABLE bits to 1 and the
CRC_ENABLEB bits to 10. Each of the complementary CRC bit
fields is 2-bit wide, and any combination other than that specified
results in the function remaining disabled. It is important to note
that once the CRC function is enabled, a valid checksum from



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