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ST269 -vs- ST168 ADC timing

gmeyer
Associate II
Posted on September 25, 2003 at 14:04

ST269 -vs- ST168 ADC timing

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gmeyer
Associate II
Posted on September 03, 2003 at 21:09

The document AN1313 states that there isn't a software difference between the anlog to digital converters of the ST269 and ST168 but when I look at the data sheets, the tcc value is off by a factor of two for a given ADSTC setting.

Wouldn't we have to take this into account when porting to the ST269 so that we maintain the same sample time?
charles239955_st
Associate II
Posted on September 25, 2003 at 14:04

In fact the total conversion time is the same. It is a ''documentation'' trick. 2 timings are defined depending on the doc you will have: either tsc (sample clock) or ts (sample time) with ts = 2x tsc.

Then sometimes the formula for the total conversion time is:

either tc = 14 tcc + ts +4 TCL

either tc = 14 tcc + 2 tsc + 4 TCL

In summary, for both devices the formula is:

tc = 14 tcc + 2 tsc + 4 TCL and

tsc = tcc for ADSTC = 00

tsc = 2 tcc for ADSTC = 01

tsc = 4 tcc for ADSTC = 10

tsc = 8 tcc for ADSTC = 11