TXMC638 User Manual Issue 1.0.2
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ADC Gain Error:
The gain error is the difference between the ideal gain and the actual gain of the programmable gain
amplifier and the ADC. This error is corrected by multiplying the reading with a correction factor.
All calibration data are determined with a common mode voltage of 0V DC. For a reliable correction
for other common mode voltages, a new calibration of the customer environment is expedient.
7.8.3.2 ADC Calibration Data Values
The 24 ADC channels are realized with twelve dual LTC2323-16 ADC devices. For each device and for each
channel respective correction values are stored.
I2C EEPROM
Address
Description
Size
(Bit)
0x000
ADC Channel 1 Offset
corr
High Byte
8
0x001
ADC Channel 1 Offset
corr
Low Byte
8
0x002
ADC Channel 1 Gain
corr
High Byte
8
0x003
ADC Channel 1 Gain
corr
Low Byte
8
0x004
ADC Channel 2 Offset
corr
High Byte
8
0x005
ADC Channel 2 Offset
corr
Low Byte
8
0x006
ADC Channel 2 Gain
corr
High Byte
8
0x007
ADC Channel 2 Gain
corr
Low Byte
8
0x008
ADC Channel 3 Offset
corr
High Byte
8
0x009
ADC Channel 3 Offset
corr
Low Byte
8
0x00A
ADC Channel 3 Gain
corr
High Byte
8
0x00B
ADC Channel 3 Gain
corr
Low Byte
8
0x00C
ADC Channel 4 Offset
corr
High Byte
8
0x00D
ADC Channel 4 Offset
corr
Low Byte
8
0x00E
ADC Channel 4 Gain
corr
High Byte
8
0x00F
ADC Channel 4 Gain
corr
Low Byte
8
…
0x05C
ADC Channel 24 Offset
corr
High Byte
8
0x05D
ADC Channel 24 Offset
corr
Low Byte
8
0x05E
ADC Channel 24 Gain
corr
High Byte
8
0x05F
ADC Channel 24 Gain
corr
Low Byte
8
Table 7-11: ADC Calibration Data Values