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The reference voltage selection for AD4115 is AVDD - AVSSAD

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The user observed that the AD4115 ADC output polarity is reversed when using AVDD-AVSS as the reference voltage, compared to using an external or internal 2.5V reference. The issue is due to the Eval+ Software incorrectly converting the measured code to voltage, using AVSS-AVDD instead of AVDD-AVSS. The actual code measurements are correct. The user is advised to use the ACE software for more accurate results.
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Category: Hardware
Product Number: AD4115

In the EVALUATION BOARD SOFTWARE of AD4115, modify the reference voltage to AVDD-AVSS, select Vin0&Vin1 as differential inputs, input a DC voltage of +10V, and the ADC output voltage is -10V. The input DC voltage is -10V, and the ADC output voltage is +10V. This phenomenon is opposite to that when the reference voltage is External reference and Internal 2.5V reference, with the same input voltage, the voltage polarity output by AD4115 is opposite (that is, when the input is a +10V DC voltage, the ADC output voltage is +10V). Based on this phenomenon, I would like to ask whether it is the chip of AD4115 that shows this phenomenon or if there are problems with our operation during the test?

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