Atmel ATxmega128A1 ADC Training Application Note AVR1505

Introduces the function and use of the Atmel XMEGA A series ADC, including resolution, sampling rate, conversion time, input selection, result type, etc.


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Brand
Atmel
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
158 KB
Published
27 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
2164D3A5CD1E55EE029E585E67A62188

About this manual

The document is a step‑by‑step training guide for the ADC of the Atmel XMEGA A‑series. It covers single‑ended conversion, the compare function, virtual channels and event‑triggered conversion through four practical tasks.

Additional sections list resources, support contacts and a brief summary of the covered features, with links to the XMEGA manual, Atmel AVR Studio and related tools.

What's inside

  • Prerequisites
  • Introduction
  • Overview
  • Task 1: Single Ended Conversion
  • Task 2: Compare Function
  • Task 3: Virtual Channels
  • Task 4: Event Triggered Conversion
  • Summary
  • Resources
  • Technical Support

Specifications

ADC resolution12‑bit
Maximum sample rate2 MSPS
Conversion time (12‑bit)7 ADC clock cycles (+1 if gain enabled)
Number of virtual channelsup to 4 (2 for D series)

Frequently asked questions

What resolution does the XMEGA A‑series ADC have?

It provides a 12‑bit resolution.

How many virtual channels can the XMEGA ADC use?

The ADC can use up to four virtual channels (two on the D series).

What is the maximum sampling rate of the XMEGA ADC?

It can convert up to 2 million samples per second.

What is the conversion time for a 12‑bit result?

7 ADC clock cycles, plus one extra cycle if the gain stage is enabled.

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