Hi, according to the AD7768-1 datasheet (with a 4.096 V reference as is the case in CN0540) 1 LSB size is equal to 488.28 nV.
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[edited by: FelipeCook at 1:29 PM (GMT -5) on 17 Nov 2023]
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Hi, according to the AD7768-1 datasheet (with a 4.096 V reference as is the case in CN0540) 1 LSB size is equal to 488.28 nV.
Hi FelipeCook ,
With the CN0532's ADXL1002 sensitivity of 40 mV/g, 1 g = 40 mV.
The CN0540 has a total gain = 0.8 from sensor to ADC.
40 mV * 0.8 = 32 mV.
You are correct that the AD7768-1 itself has an LSB = 488 nV.
32 mV * 1 LSB / 488 nV = 65574 LSB. Your measurement of 63200 LSB is close, and there might be some offset remaining 65574 - 63200 = 2374 LSB = 1.16 mV referred to ADC output. With the CN0540's DC bias compensation algorithm, ideally, the remaining offset is less than 1 LSB of the DAC referred to the ADC output ("Total LSB DAC").
However, there can be some other sources of error such as nonlinearities.
All-in-all, I think most of the mismatch from your expected and actual measurements is due to the system gain. I hope this sufficiently answer your question.
Regards,
Malcolm
Hi FelipeCook ,
With the CN0532's ADXL1002 sensitivity of 40 mV/g, 1 g = 40 mV.
The CN0540 has a total gain = 0.8 from sensor to ADC.
40 mV * 0.8 = 32 mV.
You are correct that the AD7768-1 itself has an LSB = 488 nV.
32 mV * 1 LSB / 488 nV = 65574 LSB. Your measurement of 63200 LSB is close, and there might be some offset remaining 65574 - 63200 = 2374 LSB = 1.16 mV referred to ADC output. With the CN0540's DC bias compensation algorithm, ideally, the remaining offset is less than 1 LSB of the DAC referred to the ADC output ("Total LSB DAC").
However, there can be some other sources of error such as nonlinearities.
All-in-all, I think most of the mismatch from your expected and actual measurements is due to the system gain. I hope this sufficiently answer your question.
Regards,
Malcolm
Thanks for your answer! Where in the datasheet or user guide is the info available on the total gain = 0.8 from sensor to ADC the CN0540 has?
Hi FelipeCook
The total gain from sensor to ADC is not on any datasheet but rather implied in the CN0540 document itself. The total gain is not stated in one formula but segmented in the discussion of each stage.
Total Gain = Level Shifter Inverting Gain * FDA Gain = 0.3 * 2.67 = 0.8
Regards,
Malcolm