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AN2834 Datasheet(PDF) 12 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # AN2834
Description  How to get the best ADC accuracy in STM32Fx Series and STM32L1 Series devices
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ADC errors
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2.1.3
Differential linearity error
The differential linearity error (DLE) is defined as the maximum deviation between the actual
and ideal steps. Here ‘ideal’ is not used for the ideal transfer curve but for the resolution of
the ADC. The DLE is denoted by ED. It is represented in Figure 11.
ED = Actual step width – 1LSB
Ideally, an analog input voltage change of 1LSB should cause a change in the digital code. If
an analog input voltage greater than 1LSB is required for a change in digital code, the ADC
has a differential linearity error. The DLE therefore corresponds to the maximum additional
voltage that is required to change from one digital code to the next.
The DLE is also known as the differential non-linearity (DNL) error.
Example
A given digital output should correspond to an analog input range. Ideally, the step width
should be 1LSB. Let us assume that we get the same digital output over an analog input
voltage range of 1.9998 V to 2.0014 V, the step width will be 2.0014 V – 1.9998 V = 1.6 mV.
ED is thus the voltage difference between the higher (2.0014 V) and lower (1.9998 V)
analog voltages less the voltage corresponding to 1LSB.
Figure 11. Differential linearity error representation
If VREF+ = 3.3 V, an analog input of 1.9998 V (9B1h) can provide results varying between
9B0h and 9B2h. Similarly, for an input of 2.0014 V (9B3h), the results may vary between
9B2h and 9B4h.
Thus, the total voltage variation corresponding to the 9B2h step is:
9B3h – 9B1h, that is, 2.0014 V – 1.9998V = 1.6 mV (1660 µV)
ED= 1660 µV – 805.6 µV
ED= 854.4 µV
ED= (854.4 µV/805.6 µV) LSB
ED= 1.06 LSB
Let us assume that no voltage greater than 2.0014 V will result in the 9B2h digital code.
When the step width is less than 1LSB, ED is negative.
VAIN
Digital output
Ideal transfer curve
Actual transfer curve
Actual
step
width
Actual
step
width
1LSB
ED > 0
1LSB
ED < 0
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