XTR116U/2K5 Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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The XTR116U/2K5 is a versatile, low power, low cost analog-to-digital converter (ADC) designed to convert differential or single-ended voltage or current inputs into a 16-bit digital code. The device is supported by a liberally licensed software, providing users with a simple way to quickly and easily setup, configure, and operate on their system. It features adjustable voltage reference, integrated temperature sensor, I2C, SPI and Serial interfaces and temperature compensated input gain.

Introduction

The XTR116U/2K5 is a capacitor-based technique capable of providing 16-bit resolution at a sampling rate of 400Hz (200Steps/sec). An integrated voltage reference, as well as a attenuator option, provides the user with the flexibility to adjust the input voltage range from +/- 10mV to +/- 10V. In addition, the device has a onboard temperature sensor, providing accurate and reliable readings of the operating temperature for device calibration. Finally, the XTR116U/2K5 is capable of operating in both single-ended and differential modes, depending on the desired resolution and versatility.

Applications and WorkingPrinciple

The XTR116U/2K5 was designed as a precision ADC with a broad range of applications and versatility. Its wide input range and adjustable reference provide the user with flexibility in choosing the operating range. This enables a range of applications spanning across different fields, such as:

• Industrial process control
• Medical Equipment
• Telecommunications
• Automotive/Vehicle Control
• Energy Management

Additionally, the XTR116U/2K5 was designed using a Capacitive DAC technique, allowing for the device to convert differential or single-ended signals into the digital domain. The device uses an internal charge-based integrating capacitor to sample and convert the input signal into a digital value. This is done by building a series of samples on the integrating capacitor, each with a different output voltage. The series of output voltages is then compared against a reference voltage, which eventually results in the digital output. The device also features an onboard temperature sensor, which is used to correct the digital output voltage to compensate for temperature drift.

Conclusion

The XTR116U/2K5 is a versatile and low cost analog-to-digital converter designed to convert differential or single-ended signals into digital form. Featuring adjustable voltage reference and an onboard temperature sensor, Supporting I2C, SPI and Serial interfaces, the XTR116U/2K5 can be used in a wide range of applications and is capable of providing resolutions up to 16-bit, at a sampling rate of 400Hz (200 Steps/sec).

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