
Inputs and Outputs
ADwin
12
ADwin-light-16
, manual version 2.2, December 2004
Fig. 9 – Zero offset in the standard setting of bipolar 10 Volt
In the bipolar settings you will get a zero offset.
For the voltage range of –10 V ... +10 V applies U
OFF
= –10 V
Least Significant Bit
The quantization level U
LSB
is the smallest digitally displayable voltage differ-
ence and is equivalent to the voltage of the least significant bit (LSB). The U
LSB
is equivalent to the formula: 20 V / 2
16
= 305.175 µV.
The measured 16-bit value of the ADC is returned to the lower word of the
binary cell. Here you must also find the DAC value to be output.
Conversion Digits
'
Voltage
DAC
For a DAC:
ADC
For an ADC:
+10
-10
0
32768
65536
0
[V]
[Digit]
Bit
31...16
15
14
13
12
11
10
09
08
07
06
05
04
03
02
01
00
32-bit memory upper word
16-bit value of the ADC/DAC in the lower word
UOUT Digits ULSB UOFF
+
⋅
=
Digits
UOUT U
–
OFF
ULSB
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