Most system designers use voltage references in their circuits. While many people agree that performance can end up being benchmark-limited, they often don't know why. With so many benchmark products available on the market, designers often make their selection based on price versus accuracy trade-offs, using only initial accuracy and TC (temperature coefficient) specifications as a measure of accuracy.
As applications have evolved, so have voltage references. In terms of importance, features such as noise, thermal stability, load and voltage regulation, and size may be identical to, or even greater than, the more obvious accuracy specifications.
The three new products offered by LTC, the LT6654, LTC6655 and LT6656, have carefully chosen combinations of features and specifications to make them compatible with common applications.
This video explains these features in detail and introduces the products that are best suited for these types of system designs.
I would like to ask you, why do we need to configure these channels in PCFG3:PCFG0 of ADCON1 when CHS2:CHS0 of ADCON0 has already selected the AD channel? I feel that this is a bit redundant. It just
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There is a relatively detailed explanation about the clock system of MSP430 in the data sheet.This data comes from the data sheet of MSP430F5438A. ACLK: Auxiliary clock, can use 32KHz watch crystal, h