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need a litlle help to understand Vreferences for ADC

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ilancohen
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Hi everybody thank for the attention, i need to understand clearly for an adc project on the kl25z microcontroller what are the volt range that can accept this microcontroller and how do i configure him with the range that i need

looking to the data sheet its seems that VREFH is between 1.13Volt and VDDA who seems to be 3.6Volt

but for VREFL it is very not clear what is VSSA ? i only see delta VSSA does that mean that the low range is between -100mV and

+ 100 mV ?

my project is already done i just dont know whats is vref range min and max .

if somebody know how its works ?

please help

and THANKS

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Hui_Ma
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Hi ilan,

The Max. ADC VREFH is VDDA, which could up to 3.6V.

The Min. ADC VREFL is VSSA, which in general same with digital ground (VSSA power for MCU and analog circuits. Filtered from GND), the delta number is the VSS to VSSA differential voltage.

The typical ADC refer circuit design is below:

ADC refer circuit.jpg


Wish it helps.
best regards
Ma Hui

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Hui_Ma
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Hi ilan,

The Max. ADC VREFH is VDDA, which could up to 3.6V.

The Min. ADC VREFL is VSSA, which in general same with digital ground (VSSA power for MCU and analog circuits. Filtered from GND), the delta number is the VSS to VSSA differential voltage.

The typical ADC refer circuit design is below:

ADC refer circuit.jpg


Wish it helps.
best regards
Ma Hui

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ilancohen
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thanks for the quick answer

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