IDAC no work

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LuBe_4654241
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Hi,

I am trying the IDAC with the demo board CY8CKIT-041-41XX, but no work well.

I connected the pin 3.0 to resistor 2K49, but the voltage in some cases is not correct:

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With the parameters above the voltage on resistor is about 1V5, in this case is correct.

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If I use these parameters with half current the voltage on resistor is 1V36, why ?

 

Best regards

LuBe

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Hi,

the pin 3.0 was connected to other component in the board.

Problem solved

Best regards

LuBe

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Vasanth
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Hi Lube,

What are the count values you are using in each case? Also let me know the VDDA voltage of the chip.

Best Regards,
Vasanth

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Hi Vasanth,

the VDDA is 1V8.

The count  value is in the image posted.

Best regards

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Vasanth
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Hi Lube,

IDAC has a parameter which is called as the compliance voltage. This ensures that the current mirrors which are the building block of the IDAC is saturated, to give expected output.

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So this is the range of the IDAC it is expected to work linearly. In your use case , for voltages above 1.2V IDAC will not be able to work properly. Kindly make sure that the IDAC is used within the proper output range.

Best Regards,
Vasanth

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Hi Vasanth,

I don't think the problem is there, because if I set the IDAC to zero, the out value is always 880mV.

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Is the connection corrected ?

Best regards

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Hi,

the pin 3.0 was connected to other component in the board.

Problem solved

Best regards

LuBe

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