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11 / 43 page ![]() ams.com db12348e_V3.11_preliminary_2017-07-06 Page 9 of 41 AS89010 V3.11 5 DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION The AS89010 performs current to digital conversion by four parallel A/D converters. The sensitivity, start and stop of conversion are user defined and should be adapted to the application of interest. Upon the end of each conversion, the digital equivalents of the input currents are stored in the output register (OUT0 to OUT3). Pin READY stays at low logic level all the time during the conversion. Rising edge and following high logic level of READY signalizes the end of conversion. 5.1 Measurement Modes There are four available modes how the measurement can be performed. According to the assignment of register CREGH:MODE (Table 11) one of four possible measurements can be performed by the device. However, it is always recommended regardless of the mode, to transfer no data via I²C during the measurement process. It is suggested to use the measurement-free time cycles for data transfer via I²C. 5.1.1 Continuous Measurement Mode (CONT Mode) The A/D conversion will be performed sequentially. The first conversion starts with setting the SS bit in OSR register. If the Standby was active, the device deactivates it and initializes the continuous measurement. Measurement can only be stopped by resetting the SS bit. The conversion time (integration time TINT) is determined by the full-scale of the register CREGL:T (T). The rising edge of READY signalizes the end of each conversion. It is recommended to read output data during the break time between two consequent conversions in order to not disturb the integration operation. This break time can be configured in 4 µs steps up to 1,021 µs (see Table 13). The break time should be configured long enough to prevent overlapping of data fetch activity with the measurement. For further details see also Figure 21. Figure 3: CONT Mode timing with short break time data fetch idle or standby data fetch data fetch data fetch idle or standby conversion conversion conversion READY OUT0..OUT3 TINT STATE I²C activity break time start (SS ←’1') end (SS ←’0') Figure 4: CONT Mode timing with long enough break time between subsequent conversions start (SS ←’1') data fetch data fetch conversion conversion READY OUT0..OUT3 TINT STATE I²C activity break time |
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