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37 / 40 page ![]() LTC2335-16 37 233516f For more information www.linear.com/LTC2335-16 applicaTions inForMaTion ThedataonSDOareformattedasa24-bitpacketconsisting of a 16-bit conversion result followed by two zeros, 3-bit analog channel ID, and 3-bit SoftSpan code, all presented MSB first. As suggested in Figures 19 and 20, if more than 24 SCKI clocks are applied, the 24-bit packet is repeated indefinitely on SDO. The LTC2335-16 guarantees a minimum data transfer window(tACQ–tQUIET)of400nswhileconvertingat1Msps. Thus, if an application needs to read the full 24-bit packet of conversion result plus channel ID and SoftSpan, the minimum usable SCKI frequency is 30MHz (60Mbps). Ap- plications needing to read only the conversion result may send only 16 SCKI edges and thus have a minimum SCKI frequencyof20MHz(40Mbps).TheLTC2335-16supports LVDS SCKI frequencies up to 250MHz (500Mbps). Configuring the Multiplexer and SoftSpan Range in LVDS I/O Mode On power-up and after a reset, the LTC2335-16 defaults to converting channels 0 through 7 sequentially, all in SoftSpan 7. If this configuration does not need to be changed, simply hold SDI at an LVDS low level. The LTC2335-16 multiplexer and SoftSpan range may be controlled in two ways, depending on the needs of the ap- plication.IfthedesiredsequenceofchannelsandSoftSpan rangesareknownaheadoftime,theLTC2335-16’sinternal sequencer may be programmed with a sequence of up to 16 configurations, and will cycle through those configu- rations on subsequent conversions without further user intervention.Alternatelyifultimateflexibilityisdesired,the LTC2335-16 may be directly controlled by overwriting the sequencereachconversionwiththechannelandSoftSpan range for the following conversion. This reconfiguration has no latency and requires no additional settling time or digital I/O overhead. Using the Sequencer To use the internal sequencer of the LTC2335-16, first program it as described below with the desired sequence of up to 16 configurations. Each of these configurations specifies the desired channel number and SoftSpan range for one conversion. The LTC2335-16 will then apply the first configuration to the first conversion, the second configuration to the second conversion, and so on until the end of the programmed sequence is reached, at which point the cycle will start again from the beginning. Eachdatatransactionwindowisanopportunitytoprogram thesequencerbyclockinginaseriesof8-bitcontrolwords on SDI, each specifying a channel number and SoftSpan range, as shown in Figures 19 and 20. To program the sequencer with a series of up to 16 conversion configu- rations, write in the corresponding control words in the desired conversion order during a single data transaction. Words beyond the 16th valid word will be ignored. The control word format is as follows: C[7] C[6] C[5] C[4] C[3] C[2] C[1] C[0] V 0 CH[2] CH[1] CH[0] SS[2] SS[1] SS[0] The V bit (C[7]) controls whether the LTC2335-16 should consider this a valid word. Any words which have V = 0 are considered invalid and are ignored (though valid words will still be accepted after an invalid word). Words which have V = 1 will be added to the sequencer in the order provided. The C[6] bit is reserved for future use and should be set to 0. The CH[2:0] (C[5:3]) bits are a binary value 0 to 7 controlling the channel to be converted. The SS[2:0] (C[2:0]) bits specify the desired SoftSpan range for the conversion, as described in Table 1. Sequencer programming is completed when the next conversion is started. At this time, any incomplete words are considered invalid and discarded. If one or more valid words were provided, the sequencer is completely overwritten with the new sequence, and the just-initiated conversion employs the first provided configuration. If no valid words were provided during the data transac- tion window, the sequencer program is unchanged, and the pointer advances to the next entry in the previously programmed cycle to configure the next conversion. |
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