2017-09-05 08:33 AM
Hi !
I am currently designing a test plan for my software/hardware application. During the tests, I need to know if the ADC is functionnal and correctly calibrated.
We have an idea to test it with an hardware solution which is using a multiplexer to apply a Reference Voltage to the ADC Pin when we ask for it and verify the digital value returned by the ADC.
Using a STM32L4, do you know another (better) solution without specifics hardware configuration to test ADC ?
Thanks a lot,
Best regards.
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2017-09-05 09:00 AM
Doesn't it provide a means to measure the VREFINT? You could use another ADC pin (unused in other parts of design) to apply test voltages from an automated test system. You could implement and external divider and check that. You could also add a Test Point for VDDA/VREF+, and confirm the levels there.
2017-09-05 09:00 AM
Doesn't it provide a means to measure the VREFINT? You could use another ADC pin (unused in other parts of design) to apply test voltages from an automated test system. You could implement and external divider and check that. You could also add a Test Point for VDDA/VREF+, and confirm the levels there.
2017-09-05 09:47 AM
Thanks for your prompt answer !