2025-02-07 7:26 AM
I'm a little confused about the descriptions of the ADC VDDA, VREF+ and input voltage range.
Do I understand it correctly that
VDD is the device supply
VDDA is the ADC supply
VREF+ is the ADC reference
It says VREF+ can be supplied internally as 1.8 V, 2.048 V or 2.5 V. Range for external Vref+ 1.8V - VDDA.
If I want to use an internal reference and I connect VDDA to VDD to save components what is then my input voltage range?
Is the input voltage range VSS - VDDA, VSS - VREF+ or VSS - VDD?
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2025-02-07 8:43 AM
So at first : which H533 ? because with small case, vref = vdda :
see ds:
+
vdda usually = vdd , connected. (on low pin count case also vref+ fixed to vdda, no other/internal vref possible here.)
ADC supply then vss ... vdda (= vdd); input range always vss...vref+;
so if you can select internal vref-> vrefbuf->adc vref+ , input range vss...vref .
2025-02-07 8:43 AM
So at first : which H533 ? because with small case, vref = vdda :
see ds:
+
vdda usually = vdd , connected. (on low pin count case also vref+ fixed to vdda, no other/internal vref possible here.)
ADC supply then vss ... vdda (= vdd); input range always vss...vref+;
so if you can select internal vref-> vrefbuf->adc vref+ , input range vss...vref .
2025-02-10 12:08 AM
Thanks for the clear answer.