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AD4083BBCZ Datasheet(PDF) 26 Page - Analog Devices

Part # AD4083BBCZ
Description  16-Bit, 40MSPS, Low Noise, Low Power SAR ADC
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AD4083
THEORY OF OPERATION
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Table 11. Power Saving Operating Modes (Continued)
Operating
Mode
OPERATING_MODES
Bits Value
Description
Effect
Wake-Up Time (Maximum Time to
Normal Mode)
configuration register (see the Device Configuration
Register section) and Interface Configuration A register
(see the Interface Configuration A Register section) are
allowed.
If IOVDD is externally supplied, all GPIOx and SPI data
interface signals are enabled. The SPI configuration
interface is fully enabled. Because the SPI data
interface remains enabled, the user can access data
in the result FIFO (see the Result FIFO section).
The ADC core is powered down. The analog circuitry
remains in reset (ANA_RESET remains asserted), and
no ADC conversions can be performed.
The VDD33 supply can be removed to reduce power.
The internal reference buffer is disabled.
When enabled, the internal VDD11 LDO regulator
remains on.
The common-mode output buffer is disabled.
The LVDS interface is disabled.
The SPI data interface remains enabled to access data
in the result FIFO (see the Result FIFO section).
To avoid device damage additional recovery time has to be added
when coming out of the standby or sleep mode. This time is
required from the time when part is back to normal mode and is
counted until the next conversion clock as indicated on the plot
Figure 43.
Figure 43. Recovery Time After Standby/Sleep Mode
SOFTWARE RESET
This reset method must only be used once the AD4083 is in an idle
state, where conversions are not being clocked, and any existing
conversion is completed.
A software reset is achieved by issuing the following two writes to
the Interface Configuration A register (see the Interface Configura-
tion A Register section, Address 0x00):
1. Set SW_RESET and SW_RESETX bits to 1 by writing 0x81 to
the register.
2. Then, issue another write command that sets either or both of
those bits to 0 to initiate the reset.
3. Software reset initialization will require 300μs. During this ini-
tialization time, reading the NOT_READY_ERR in the INTER-
FACE_STATUS_A register will return a 1 until the initialization is
complete. Once the software reset initialization is complete, the
part is now reset and NOT_READY_ERR will return to 0. SPI
configuration writes will be ignored while during this initialization
when NOT_READY_ERR is set to 1.
This action returns any previously configured registers to their de-
fault settings, except for the ADDR_ASCENSION bit from the Inter-
face Configuration A register, which keeps its previous value. The
contents of the FIFO, if any, are also not affected by the software
reset. The ADDR_ASCENSION bit and FIFO data only return to
their default settings after a hardware reset or a full power-up hap-
pens. The NOT_READY_ERR flag of the INTERFACE_STATUS_A
register (0x11) will assert if a 300μs minimum time after setting
software reset bits (SW_RESET & SW_RESETX) is breached.



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