Hi,
When I use AD7671 to convert signal (1Hz to 1kHz), I found steps in the output.
Attachment figure 1 is the waveform, where green line is input of AD7671;yellow line is the output of AD7671 (a DCA output, the DAC operated well).
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Hi,
When I use AD7671 to convert signal (1Hz to 1kHz), I found steps in the output.
Attachment figure 1 is the waveform, where green line is input of AD7671;yellow line is the output of AD7671 (a DCA output, the DAC operated well).
Hi Jonathan,
AD7671 has 64kHz sample rate (see Figure 4). It operates with a MCU (see figure 3). The DAC sample rate is 64kHz as well.
The schematic is in Figure 1,2. The MCU just receive data from AD7671 and send the row data to DAC. The data has no process.
The height and period of these steps is in Figure 5.
Figure 6 is the overview of AD7671 input (green line) and DAC output (yellow line).
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Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Hi Jonathan,
AD7671 has 64kHz sample rate (see Figure 4). It operates with a MCU (see figure 3). The DAC sample rate is 64kHz as well.
The schematic is in Figure 1,2. The MCU just receive data from AD7671 and send the row data to DAC. The data has no process.
The height and period of these steps is in Figure 5.
Figure 6 is the overview of AD7671 input (green line) and DAC output (yellow line).
Figure1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure4
Figure 5
Figure 6