AD7606C-16 || Digital Data to Voltage Conversion

Hello arijeet06 ,

I will contact the product owner and get back to you.

Regards,
Jo

Hi Nathan,

Awaiting your early response.

Hi Rehfi, Nathan,

We have observed that the ADC is set in Low Bandwidth Mode. To verify this we have carried out the gain-freq. response. 

Below are our observations;





Datasheet Graph:



Our operating freq. is 27Khz, and the gain is nearly -3dB to this point.

Hello arijeet06 ,

Sorry for the late response. But upon reading your query, your main concern is "What Should I consider the Full Scale Range for my calculation?"

And to answer that, it would be depending on the voltage range selected. By default, it would be 10V.

Meanwhile, what is your question based on your last post in this thread? You have mentioned of using Low Bandwidth mode.

Thanks and regards,
Jo

Hello arijeet06 ,

Sorry for the late response. But upon reading your query, your main concern is "What Should I consider the Full Scale Range for my calculation?"

And to answer that, it would be depending on the voltage range selected. By default, it would be 10V.

Meanwhile, what is your question based on your last post in this thread? You have mentioned of using Low Bandwidth mode.

Thanks and regards,
Jo

Hi Nathan,

To my last query;

" When measuring my ADC input at V1+ wrt GND I am observing ~1.4Vpp, similarly, at V1- wrt GND I am observing ~1.4Vpp. So, Input to ADC will be ~2.8Vpp.

But, while capturing from ADC (Digital Data, as you said) ~1.56Vpp is calculated.

I used the same formula of multiplying the digital data with 305.2 µV & took the min/max (assumed not hitting the max), I m observing ~1.74Vpp (less than 2.8Vpp) " 

to this, we observed the ADC is configured in the low bandwidth mode. For this, we shared our observation (freq. vs gain) plot in the last thread.