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16 / 45 page ![]() ADC errors AN2834 16/45 DocID15067 Rev 2 2.2.3 External reference voltage parameters In case of usage external source for reference voltage (on VREF+ pin) there are important parameters of this external reference source. It is important to look at three reference voltage specifications: temperature drift, voltage noise, long term stability. 2.2.4 Analog input signal noise Small but high-frequency signal variation can result in big conversion errors during sampling time. This noise is generated by electrical devices, for example, motors, engine ignition, power lines, and so on, and affects the source signal (for example a sensor) by adding an unwanted signal. As a consequence, the conversion results of the ADC are not accurate. 2.2.5 ADC dynamic range bad match for maximum input signal amplitude It is very important that the ADC dynamic range matches the maximum amplitude of the signal to be converted to have the maximum ADC conversion precision. Let us assume that the signal to be converted varies between 0 V to 2.5 V and that VREF+ is equal to 3.3 V. The maximum signal value converted by the ADC is 3102 (2.5 V) as shown in Figure 14. In this case, there are 993 unused transitions (4095 – 3102 = 993). This implies a loss in the converted signal accuracy. See Section 3.2.5: Matching the ADC dynamic range to the maximum signal amplitude on page 23 for details on how to have the ADC dynamic range matching the maximum input signal amplitude. Figure 14. Input signal amplitude vs. ADC dynamic range 2.2.6 Effect of the analog signal source resistance The impedance of the analog signal source, or series resistance (RAIN), between the source and pin causes a voltage drop across it because of the current flowing into the pin. The charging of the internal sampling capacitor CADC is controlled by switches with resistance RADC. With the addition of source resistance (with RADC), the time required to fully charge the hold capacitor increases. Figure 15 shows the analog signal source resistance effect. The effective charging of CADC is governed by RADC + RAIN, so the charging time constant becomes tc = (RADC+RAIN) × CADC. If the sampling time is less than the time required to fully charge the CADC through RADC + RAIN (ts < tc), the digital value converted by the ADC is less than the actual value. 2.5 V (3102h) VREF+ = 3.3 V (4095h) t V unused ADC transition range ai15499 |
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