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MCP3914

The external clock should not be higher than 20 MHz

before

prescaling

(MCLK < 20 MHz)

for

proper

operation.

5.13

Digital System Offset and Gain

Calibration Registers

The MCP3914 incorporates two sets of additional

registers per channel to perform system digital offset

and gain error calibration. Each channel has its own set

of associated registers that will modify the output result

of the channel, if calibration is enabled. The gain and

offset calibrations can be enabled or disabled through

two CONFIG0 bits (EN_OFFCAL and EN_GAINCAL).

These two bits enable or disable system calibration on

all channels at the same time. When both calibrations

are enabled, the output of the ADC is modified per

Equation 5.13.1.

5.13.1

DIGITAL OFFSET ERROR

CALIBRATION

The OFFCAL_CHn registers are 23-bit plus sign two’s

complement registers, and whose LSB value is the

same as the Channel ADC Data. These registers are

added bit by bit to the ADC output codes, if the

EN_OFFCAL bit is enabled. Enabling the EN_OFFCAL

bit does not create a pipeline delay; the offset addition

is instantaneous. For low OSR values, only the

significant digits are added to the output (up to the

resolution of the ADC; for example, at OSR = 32, only

the 17 first bits are added).

The offset is not added when the corresponding

channel is in Reset or Shutdown mode. The

corresponding input voltage offset value added by each

LSB in these 24-bit registers is:

This registers are a “Don't Care” if EN_OFFCAL = 0

(offset calibration disabled), but their value is not

cleared by the EN_OFFCAL bit.

5.13.2

DIGITAL GAIN ERROR

CALIBRATION

These registers are signed 24-bit MSB – first registers

coded with a range of -1x to +(1 - 2-23)x (from

0x800000 to 0x7FFFFF). The gain calibration adds 1x

to this register and multiplies it to the output code of the

channel bit-by-bit, after offset calibration. The range of

the gain calibration is thus from 0x to 1.9999999x (from

0x800000 to 0x7FFFFF). The LSB corresponds to

a2-23 increment in the multiplier.

Enabling EN_GAINCAL creates a pipeline delay of

24 DMCLK periods on all channels. All data ready

pulses are delayed by 24 DMCLK periods, starting

from data ready following the command enabling

EN_GAINCAL bit. The gain calibration is effective on

the next data ready following the command enabling

EN_GAINCAL bit.

The digital gain calibration does not function when the

corresponding channel is in Reset or Shutdown mode.

The gain multiplier value for an LSB in these 24-bit

registers is:

This register is a “Don't Care” if EN_GAINCAL = 0

(offset calibration disabled), but its value is not cleared

by the EN_GAINCAL bit.

The output data on each channel is kept to either 7FFF

or 8000 (16-bit mode) or 7FFFFF or 800000 (24-bit

mode) if the output results are out of bounds after all

calibrations are performed.

EQUATION 5-8:

DIGITAL OFFSET AND GAIN ERROR CALIBRATION REGISTERS

CALCULATIONS

Note:

In addition to the conditions defining the

maximum MCLK input frequency range,

the

AMCLK

frequency

should

maintained inferior to the maximum limits

defined in Table 5-2, to ensure the

accuracy of the ADCs. If these limits are

exceeded, it is recommended to choose

either a larger OSR, or a larger prescaler

value so that AMCLK can respect these

limits.

OFFSET(1LSB) = VREF/(PGA_CHn x 1.5 x 8388608)

GAIN (1LSB) = 1/8388608

DATA_CHn post

cal

–



DATA_CHn pre

cal

–

 OFFCAL_CHn



GAINCAL_CHn



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