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Inquiry about the timing characteristics of the AD7703

Hi all,

I am currently using an AD7703 in SEC Mode.
My question is based on "Figure 5a: SEC Mode Timing Diagram" and "Figure 17: Timing Diagram for SEC Mode".

For DB18 to DB0, I understand that the value of DBx becomes valid after t14 from the falling edge of the previous SCLK.
In the case of DB0(LSB), when t14(max)=150 nsec and t16(typ.)=100 nsec, under the worst case condition, it seems to become Hi-Z before getting the value of DB0.

Please tell me the conditions under which SDATA becomes Hi-Z.

Best Regards,
Takahiro

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  • Hi, 

    I am not sure if I understand the question correctly. But after the LSB has been transmitted, DRDY and SDATA go Hi-Z. If /CS is taken high at any time during data transmission, SDATA becomes Hi-Z. 

    Thanks,

    Jellenie

  • Hi, Jellenie

     

    Thanks for the answer.

     

    For example, assume that SCLK is transmitted 19 times after waiting "t13" from the falling edge of CS.

    DB0 is observed on SDATA after t14 from the last SCLK (19th SCLK).

    In this case, to satisfy the maximum value of t14 (150 nsec max), we configure the system to wait 160 nsec to read the data.

    However, the typical value for t16 is 100 nsec, so we figured it might change to Hi-Z before reading the data.

     

    So, could you please tell me the appropriate timing for reading data?

     

    Best Regards,
    Takahiro

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  • Hi, Jellenie

     

    Thanks for the answer.

     

    For example, assume that SCLK is transmitted 19 times after waiting "t13" from the falling edge of CS.

    DB0 is observed on SDATA after t14 from the last SCLK (19th SCLK).

    In this case, to satisfy the maximum value of t14 (150 nsec max), we configure the system to wait 160 nsec to read the data.

    However, the typical value for t16 is 100 nsec, so we figured it might change to Hi-Z before reading the data.

     

    So, could you please tell me the appropriate timing for reading data?

     

    Best Regards,
    Takahiro

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