JAJSVI4 October 2024 ADS127L21B
PRODUCTION DATA
Communication through the serial interface is based on the concept of frames. A frame consists of a prescribed number of SCLKs required to shift in or shift out data. A frame is started by taking CS low and is ended by taking CS high. When CS is taken high, the device interprets the last 16 bits (or 24 bits in CRC mode) of input data. The device interprets the last 16 (or 24) bits regardless of the amount of data shifted into the device. In typical use, the input frame is sized to match the output frame by padding the frame with leading zeros if needed. However, if not transmitting and receiving data in full-duplex mode, the 16-bit frame option (24-bit frame in CRC mode) shortens the frame size. The output frame size, given in Table 7-15, depends on the programmed data resolution (16 or 24 bits) and the optional STATUS header and CRC bytes. After the ADC is powered up or reset, the default output frame size is 24 bits. In 3-wire SPI mode, make sure the input frame matches the size of the output frame for the SPI to remain synchronized.
RESOLUTION (Bits) | STATUS BYTE | CRC BYTE | FRAME SIZE (Bits) |
---|---|---|---|
24 | No | No | 24 |
24 | No | Yes | 32 |
24 | Yes | No | 32 |
24 | Yes | Yes | 40 |
16 | No | No | 16 |
16 | No | Yes | 24 |
16 | Yes | No | 24 |
16 | Yes | Yes | 32 |