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NHS3152 ADC convertion and accuracy

wenyangxie — Sun, 03 Mar 2019 16:19:32 GMT

Hi guys,

I met a problem. I am trying to use NHS3152 to measure resistance.

R0 = 8200;

R = 3900;

VDD = 3300 mV

The strange thing is the resistance R = 3069.49, not 3900. The ADC value was 898.8 mV (Native value: 2301 ). Is there any problems of the ADC configuration and IOCON? I don't understand where the error is.

Code is :

- Init ADC

    Chip_IOCON_SetPinConfig(NSS_IOCON, IOCON_ANA0_3, IOCON_FUNC_1); /* Set pin function to analog */
   Chip_ADCDAC_Init(NSS_ADCDAC0);
   Chip_ADCDAC_SetMuxADC(NSS_ADCDAC0, AN3);
   Chip_ADCDAC_SetInputRangeADC(NSS_ADCDAC0, ADCDAC_INPUTRANGE_WIDE);
   Chip_ADCDAC_SetModeADC(NSS_ADCDAC0, ADCDAC_SINGLE_SHOT);

- Get val

    float res;
   int vdd_input = 3300; //Input voltage
   int r_0 = 8200; //Pull-up Resistor

   Chip_ADCDAC_StartADC(NSS_ADCDAC0);
   while (!(Chip_ADCDAC_ReadStatus(NSS_ADCDAC0) & ADCDAC_STATUS_ADC_DONE)) {
        ; /* Wait until measurement completes. For single-shot mode only! */
   }

adcInput = ((float)Chip_ADCDAC_GetValueADC(NSS_ADCDAC0) * 1600) / 4096;
res = ((float)r_0 * adcInput)/ ((float)vdd_input - adcInput);

Re: NHS3152 ADC convertion and accuracy

Kan_Li — Tue, 05 Mar 2019 06:53:13 GMT

Hi Wenyang,

If I understand correctly, VSS is the ground signal, right?

so I think this issue might be due to the measuring method, and we provide a reference in the data sheet, please refer to the following for details.

Hope that helps,

Have a great day,
Kan

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Re: NHS3152 ADC convertion and accuracy

wenyangxie — Tue, 05 Mar 2019 13:39:32 GMT

Hi Kan,

Sorry, I made you feel confusing. I put the wrong label there, Vss is reference voltage, here should be Vdd.

Re: NHS3152 ADC convertion and accuracy

Kan_Li — Wed, 06 Mar 2019 05:17:25 GMT

Hi Wenyang,

Thanks for the clarification! this issue is related with the measuring method, due to some special feature of the ADC module, it is only recommend using the method from the data sheet just as above, and we provide a reference code for that purpose , please kindly refer to app_demo_dp_tadherence project in the SDK for details. The sample code can be found in "/app_demo_dp_tadherence/mods/sense/resistive/sense_resistive.c".

Hope that helps,

Have a great day,
Kan

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Re: NHS3152 ADC convertion and accuracy

driesmoors — Mon, 18 Mar 2019 12:00:18 GMT

Hello Wenyang,

Your conversion formula to convert from native value to micro volt uV is not correct. It is a bit more complicated:

output in uV = ((native value - native offset) * internal operating voltage / steps per uV) + offset

Plugging in the values for a wide measurement:

native offset = 2048
internal voltage = 1.2V
gain (steps per uV) = 2730
offset = 0.9V

I get a converted measured voltage of a little over 1V, which gives a resistor value for R of a little over 3500. Better, but not correct yet. What is the tolerance on your chosen resistor?

Kan 's response here is to be taken to heart: the NHS3152 cannot be used as an accurate generic voltage measurement device. Reason for this is that the saturation of the ADC block sets in too early at the extremities. It is well suited for therapy adherence monitoring and logging. In such cases it can reliably monitor changes and after a calibration step, pill intakes can be monitored accurately, with minimal external components.

Kind regards,
Dries.