The LT®3090 is a low-noise negative voltage regulator programmable with a single resistor based on a current reference architecture. The advantage of this architecture is programmable rail-to-rail output voltage while always maintaining unity gain operation. Therefore, bandwidth/transient response, noise, PSRR, and load regulation are not affected by the output voltage.
In addition, the LT3090 features programmable current limit, positive or negative current monitoring, programmable cable drop compensation and bidirectional shutdown, and can be easily paralleled for higher current operation or to spread heat on surface mount circuit boards . The LT3090's low noise and rich features make it ideal for a variety of applications.
The analog small signal is amplified by the amplifier and directly connected to the SAR ADC without RC filtering in between.
When testing a signal, if the amplitude of the signal is large, the collect
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Instructions: You can use AVR MKII to burn the program. The pcb proofing test has been successful. The onboard PCF8563 can be used to practice IIC. Note: You may need to add an external pull-up resist
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I saw that the moderator had ported it to F103. Is it possible to port it to non-STM series chips?
Does the chip that needs to be ported have any requirements for architecture, ROM, etc.?Is there any