Datasheet AD7721 (Analog Devices) - 8

ManufacturerAnalog Devices
DescriptionCMOS, 12-/16-Bit, 312.5 kHz/468.75 kHz Sigma-Delta ADC
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AD7721. Parallel Mode Only. Mnemonic. Function. Table I. Function of Control Register Bits. Control Register. Logical. Bit. State. Mode

AD7721 Parallel Mode Only Mnemonic Function Table I Function of Control Register Bits Control Register Logical Bit State Mode

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AD7721 Parallel Mode Only Mnemonic Function
CS Chip Select Logic Input. RD Read Logic Input. This digital input is used in conjunction with CS to read data from the device. WR Write Logic Input. This digital input is used in conjunction with CS to write data to the control register. DRDY In parallel interface mode, a falling edge on DRDY indicates that new data is available to be read from the interface. During a synchronization or calibration cycle, DRDY remains high until valid data is available. DVAL/SYNC The function of this pin is determined by the state of bit DB3 in the control register. Writing a logic zero to bit DB3 will program this pin to be a DVAL output. Writing a logic one to bit DB3 will program this pin to be a SYNC input pin. A rising edge on SYNC starts the synchronization cycle. SYNC must be pulsed low for at least one clock cycle. When switching this pin from SYNC mode to DVAL mode, it is important that there are no rising edges on the pin which could cause resynchronization. For this purpose, an internal pull-up resistor has been included on this pin. Thus, when the external driver driving this pin in SYNC mode is switched off, the DVAL/SYNC pin remains high. SDATA/DB11– These pins are both data outputs and control register inputs. Output data is placed on these pins by taking STBY/DB0 RD and CS low. Data on these pins is read into the control register by toggling WR low with CS low. With RD high, these pins are high impedance. Control functions such as CAL, UNI and STBY, which are available as pins in serial mode, are available as bits in parallel mode. Table I lists the contents of the control register onboard the AD7721. This register is written to in parallel mode using the WR pin.
Table I. Function of Control Register Bits Control Register Logical Bit Function State Mode
DB0 STBY 0 Normal Operation. 1 Power-Down (Standby) Mode. DB1 CAL 0 Normal Operation. 1 Writing a Logic “1” to this bit starts a calibration cycle. Internal logic resets this bit to zero at the end of calibration. DB2 UNI 0 Unipolar Mode. 1 Bipolar Mode. DB3 DVAL/SYNC 0 Sets DVAL/SYNC Pin to DVAL Mode. 1 Sets DVAL/SYNC Pin to SYNC Mode. DB9 0 This bit is used for testing the AD7721. A logic low MUST be written into this bit for normal operation. REV. A –7–