JAJSOX0A March 2024 – June 2024 ADS127L18
ADVANCE INFORMATION
After the ADC channels are synchronized, data from the digital filter in the wideband filter mode are supplied immediately as unsettled data. Otherwise, data from the digital filter are delayed to wait for settled data. The mode is selected by the DP_MODE bit of the DP_CFG1 register. Figure 7-27 shows the timing diagram for the two modes. Data from the low-latency filter are always settled data.
In unsettled data mode, data are output from the digital filter when first available. The first several conversions are unsettled data for a time period equal to the filter latency time. The FLT_RDY bits of the corresponding DP_STATUS channel bytes are 0b until data are settled. FLT_RDY = 1b indicates the channel data are settled. When the OSR values between channels are different, unsettled data appears for all channels when the first conversion is ready from the fastest data channel. The RPT_DATA bit of the DP_STATUS byte is set when the data of slower channels repeats between new data of the faster channels.
In settled mode, the ADC discards all channel data until the digital filter settles. The wait time is equal to the filter latency time (see the Digital Filter section for filter latency time data). When OSR values between channels are different, the device waits for the slowest data channel to settle before any channel data are output. Data from the faster data channels are discarded during this time. The FLT_RDY bit of the DP_STATUS bytes are always 1b to indicate data are settled. The RPT_DATA bit of the DP_STATUS byte sets when the data of the slower channel repeats between updates of faster channels.