TIDUF97 September 2024
Figure 4-4 and Figure 4-5 show the AMR sensor sine and cosine signals converted to single-ended at the input of the MSPM0G3507 ADCs over half a mechanical revolution from 0 to 180 degree mechanically. The signals are biased to 1.65V and the peak to peak amplitude is around 2V. The maximum voltage is around 2.65V, the minimum voltage is around 0.65V. The full-scale input range of the MSPM0 internal ADC is 3.3V using external REF3533 reference. That means the AMR sensors use 62% of the full-scale range giving enough headroom for signal chain gain and offset changes.
To measure the signal to noise ratio and effective number of bits, 2000 consecutive of the sine and cosine signals where measured at a 32kHz sample rare and a fixed angle.
The following two figures show the offset corrected sine and cosine signals in the time domain over 62.5ms. The 1.65V bias voltage was subtracted from the corresponding A/D converted sine and cosine input signal. The peak to peak noise is within 0.6mV. Figure 4-6 and Figure 4-7 show the corresponding histogram of the sine and cosine signal.
The standard deviation, signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and effective number of bits (ENOB) versus full-scale range are shown in Table 4-4. With the ADC in 64-times averaging mode the SIN signal’s ENOB is 13.3 bit, the COS is 13 bit.
Parameter | X-axis | Y-axis | Comment |
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Standard deviation [mV] | 0.082 | 0.101 | RMS |
Sin/Cos amplitude [V] | 1 | 1 | peak |
SNR [dB] | 81.7 | 80 | dB |
ENOB [bit] | 13.3 | 13 | Bit |