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Transcript
C8051F120 VREF Reference Voltage
SFR PAGE 0 = ADC0_PAGE
Voltage references are needed before the ADCs or DACs may be used.
See Reference Manual, Ch 9, Fig 9.1
SOURCES
5 main sources on C8051F120
Internal
NOTE: BIASE must be set to
1 for all ADC & DAC, even if
external source is used.
2.4V = 1.2V(Band-gap) x 2
High accuracy
(15ppm/°C)
3.3V (AV+) pwr supply
(to ADC2)
REF0CN.1-REF0CN.0
(BIASE & REFBE)
REF0CN.4
(AD0VRS)
REF0CN.3
(AD2VRS)
Make sure REFBE = 0 (bias
buffer is OFF) before applying
voltage to REF0.
Any stable voltage supply
 3.3V (AV+ - 0.3V)
REF0: J20, pin 7
AGND: J20, pin 8
Accuracy of
chosen supply
4.7F tantalum & 0.1F
ceramic capacitors
Connect C between AGND
& VREF
See Reference
Manual Fig 9.1
To ADC0 & ADC2
REF0CN.4-REF0CN.3
(AD0VRS-AD2VRS)
Fixed to VREFD
J22, 1-2
J22, 3-4
J22, 5-6
DAC0 output (to ADC0)
External
Stabilize VREF
with C
Distribution of
VREF
To DAC0 & DAC1
VREF  VREFD
VREF  VREF0
VREF  VREF1
Temperature Sensor
Power up sensor, enable
output to ADC0 AMUX
channel 9
Jumper Block:
See Development
Kit Users Guide
Section 7.9
REF0CN.2
(TEMPE)
NOTE: With ADC0 in differential mode, negative voltages down to –VREF may be input and converted into
2’s compliment binary numbers. This is done without supplying a voltage value of –VREF to the processor.
VDD is the digital power supply voltage (+2.7V - +3.6V range, but 3.3V is used on EVB),
DGND is the corresponding digital supply ground
AV+ is the analog power supply voltage (+2.7V - +3.6V range, but 3.3V is used on EVB),
AGND is the corresponding analog supply ground