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 Henry Zhang,
Just some clarification, where is the voltage reference coming from? The reference needs to be very stable. Unstable reference would result in huge error on conversion result. I can see that, you used a opamp to drive the reference, but where did the reference voltage come from? I would recommend using the ADR421 and AD780 as mentioned in the datasheet and it is known to work with AD7671.
Regards,
Jonathan
Hi Henry Zhang,
Just some clarification, where is the voltage reference coming from? The reference needs to be very stable. Unstable reference would result in huge error on conversion result. I can see that, you used a opamp to drive the reference, but where did the reference voltage come from? I would recommend using the ADR421 and AD780 as mentioned in the datasheet and it is known to work with AD7671.
Regards,
Jonathan