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ADC100M

Precision 22 Bit Integrating A/D Converter

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THEORY OF OPERATION

In the ADC100 block diagram (see Figure 1), Vhi

and Vlow are the inputs. Both are buffered and fed

into a differential, voltage controlled, single output

current source. This current is added to the

reference current at the input of the op amp

integrator. The output of the integrator is fed into

a Schmitt trigger, which in turn, is fed into the

ADC's timing control circuitry. When the

integrator output actuates the Schmitt trigger, the

timing circuit changes the direction of the

reference current source and the integrator

begins integrating in the opposite direction. This

continues until the Schmitt trigger is actuated

again by the integrator and reverses the direction

of the reference current.

The equation for integration times are:

VXC

Tp= I ref + I inp

VXC

Tm=

-I ref + I inp

V = Voltage

C= Integration Capacitor Value

I ref = Reference Current

I inp = Input Current

Resolving these equations produces:

The timing control circuitry governs the counters that

measure the integration time in both directions.

The ADC100's on-board microprocessor is used to

calculate the results of the integration equation above.

It is also used to perform error corrections and to

control the built-in-auto-zero function. Note that the

mP automatically performs an auto-zero function at

start-up, but it is recommended, to achieve maximum

accuracy, that an auto-zero be performed again after

the ADC100 is fully warmed up.

When the µP detects a convert signal, it lowers the

status lines to indicate that the ADC is involved in a

conversion. When it detects a change in slope

direction, the µP will collect the counts for the

integration time. When sufficient counts have been

collected, the µP performs the calculations described

above.

When the calculations are complete, the µmP places

the most significant byte in the output buffer and

raises the S0 flag. When another pulse is placed on

the convert line, the middle byte is placed on the

output, the S0 flag is lowered and the S1 flag raised.

When the last pulse is placed in the convert line, the

least significant byte is placed in the output buffer and

both status flags are high indicating that the ADC100

is ready for another conversion.

Status line summary:

I inp = I ref Tp - Tm

Tp + Tm

Tp = Time Positive

Tm = Time Negative

S1 S0

0 0 Conversion in progress.

0 1 Conversion complete. MSB in output.

1 0 Middle byte in output register.

1 1 LSB in output. Ready for next conversion.

Vhi

Auto

Zero

Switch

Vlow

Differential

Voltage Controlled

Current Source

Bidirectional

Reference

Current Source

Schmitt

Trigger

Current

Directional

Switch

+15V

-15V

ï ï Data

Output

Output

Buffer

Microprocessor

ï Timing

Control

and

Counter

Clock

Output Enable

FIGURE 1. BLOCK DIAGRAM

Auto Convert Status

Zero

Lines

ADC100DS REV. E MAR 00

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