Configuring AD5422 Midscale Voltage output

Hi Keshava, 

The values issued for the clear function are fixed as shown in table 22 on the datasheet. For unipolar configuration, such as in your case, it can just either be 0V or midscale (2.5V). 

What is your application here? Why do you need to have the clear voltage set to 0.5V? Is it not possible to just use a data write to the device to set it to 0.5V?

~Ian

Hi Ian,

I am able to get the DAC outputs in those ranges. Thanks for your support.

I didn't make any hardware changes. Changed some logic in the code.

Thanks

Keshava Shreenidhi B

Hi Keshava, 

For some reason, my reply wasn't sent yesterday. I was also going to suggest adjusting your input codes to the dac to match your output ranges requirement. However in this case, your resolution will remain the same regardless of your custom output range. The resolution will be defined by the output range programmed in the DAC. ie. for range 0.25 to 7V, you'll need to select the 0-10V output range of the DAC. The minimum resolution you'll get is based on the 0-10V range, which is ~152uV.

~Ian

Hi Keshava, 

For some reason, my reply wasn't sent yesterday. I was also going to suggest adjusting your input codes to the dac to match your output ranges requirement. However in this case, your resolution will remain the same regardless of your custom output range. The resolution will be defined by the output range programmed in the DAC. ie. for range 0.25 to 7V, you'll need to select the 0-10V output range of the DAC. The minimum resolution you'll get is based on the 0-10V range, which is ~152uV.

~Ian