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Using Daisy chain, SDO output decreases during SPI communication.

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The user reports an issue with the ADGS1414D where the SDO voltage drops to 2.6V during SPI communication, despite being pulled up to 3.3V internally. The support engineer suggests checking for parasitic current draw and confirms that the voltage drop is within the absolute maximum ratings but could indicate a reset condition. The TI part shows a less significant voltage drop, which may explain the difference in behavior.
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Product Number: ADGS1414D

The VL voltage is 3.3V, and if the SDO voltage is checked before SPI communication, it is output as 3.3V. It is a natural result because it is pulled up to 3.3V with VL inside the IC.

However, during actual SPI communication, even if 3.3V waveform is applied to SDI, 2.6V waveform is output to SDO. If normal, 3.3V waveform should be output, please check with HQ regarding this.

For third parties, the same circuit outputs a normal waveform.

1. ADGS1414D Daisy chain waveform ( Input waveform (green CLK, yellow SDI)

1-1. Output waveform (green CLK, yellow SDO)

2. TI Product Daisy chain waveform (Input waveform (green CLK, yellow SDI))

2-1. Output waveform (green CLK, yellow SDO)

During Daisy chain operation, SDO should be toggled to 3.3V, but SDO of all ICs is toggled to 2.6V.

There is originally a pull-up resistance inside the IC, so there is no external pull-up resistance