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AD7175-2 Module Manual

Overview:

ÿ Single power supply, power supply voltage (2.7V – 8V DC). ÿ The

reference source can be fine-tuned (fine-tuning range ±0.5%). ÿ

Up to 250Ksps data update rate, 10us setup time. ÿ The input divider ratio can

be fine-tuned to correct common-mode errors. ÿ Differential amplifier gain

can be trimmed to correct for common-mode errors at gains greater than 1. ÿ Onboard dual power rails

support true differential, bipolar inputs. ÿ The default differential input

range is ±21.5V, and the common-mode input range is 10.75V.

Table of contents:

1. AD7175-2 module interface diagram

2. Block diagram of AD7175-2 module

3. AD7175-2 Module Physical Dimensions

4. AD7175-2 module PCB bitmap

5. AD7175-2 module program description

6. AD7175-2 module potentiometer adjustment instructions

7. Schematic diagram of AD7175-2 module

Copyright: ZonRi Technology Co., Ltd. (Editor: 13.9.10.09.09) (This document has been verified

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1. AD7175-2 module interface diagram

AIN1 input inverting

amplifier gain trimmer
ADR445 reference
potentiometer
AIN4 AIN2 AIN3
fine-tuning register,

the adjustment
range is ±0.5%
AIN1 input voltage

divider ratio fine-tuning

potentiometer

GND GND AIN1

GND DOUBT

FROM ERR

CS SCLK
ONLY 0
GND GND

COME COME

AIN0 input voltage

divider ratio fine-tuning

potentiometer
AIN0 input inverting
amplifier gain trimmer

potentiometer

Interface
description: DOUT: serial data output/data ready output pin. CS: chip select input pin, active low.
DIN: Serial data input for ADC input shift register. ERR: AD7175-2 SYNC/ERROR pin (see datasheet Page10 for details)

SCLK: Serial clock input. VIN: module power supply pin (2.7-8VDC)
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2. Block diagram of AD7175-2 module

+2.5V -2.5V
BNC BNC BNC
ADR445

AIN2

AIN3

AIN4

AD7175-2
MCU
ONLY 0

BNC

ONLY 0

AIN1

LED GPIO0
LED GPIO1 AIN1
BNC
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3. AD7175-2 Module Dimensions

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4. AD7175-2 PCB bitmap

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5. AD7175-2 program instructions

A) The reference program is based on the IO simulation SPI, which requires three output IOs and one input IO. The IO macro definition is located at the beginning of the reference program.

B) Before writing configuration data to AD7175-2, you need to reset the SPI interface, use AD7175_RESET(); reset the SPI interface.

C) In order to adapt to different MCUs, try to avoid operating too many MCU-related peripherals, the code uses Delay(100); idle delay, the delay is about 25us.

D) The result of reading AD7175-2 device ID is 0x0CDx, X is undefined.

E) Note: The datasheet of AD7175-2 REV.A version Page57 has an error about the register for enabling the input BUF. To enable the BUF correctly, write 1 to the corresponding bit.

6. AD7175-2 module potentiometer adjustment instructions

A) Base adjustment: Potentiometer R29 is used to adjust the output voltage of ADR445, the adjustment range is 0.5%, and the two ends of C16 are the base output voltage.

B) R20 and R21 are trimmer potentiometers for input voltage division ratio.

C) R17 and R22 are gain trimming potentiometers, and the default amplifier is configured as a follower, that is, R19 and R24 are empty soldered.

D) When the amplifier is configured as a follower, the common-mode error adjustment method is as follows: short the

positive and negative terminals of the differential input, apply the common-mode voltage, and adjust the potentiometer to make the ADC reading consistent before and after the common-mode voltage is applied.

E) When the amplifier is configured with a gain greater than 1, the common mode error adjustment method is

as follows: 1) Adjust the voltage divider resistor to make the voltage division ratio of the differential positive and negative input terminals consistent, apply a voltage signal that is consistent with GND at the input terminal, and adjust Potentiometer, so that the voltage of

C14 and C22 is the same. When using a multimeter such as KEYSIGHT 34401A to measure, please set the input of the meter to high resistance.

2) Short-circuit the input or apply a fixed voltage signal, and adjust the gain trimmer to make the ADC readings consistent under different common-mode voltages.

7. Schematic diagram of AD7175-2 module

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COC1 COU1
C1 VCC+5.0V U1 COL1
VCC+2.5V
L1 COU2
1 5 U2 VCC-2.5V
VCC+5.0V PIC102 PIC101
GND PIU101
IN OUT PIU105 PIL101 PIL102
GND COL2
L2
2
PIU102 PIU201 PIU205 PIL201 PIL202
PIC3101 PIC601 GND PIR302 PIC701 10uH PIC801 GND OUT
10uF 3
PIU103 PIU104
4 PIU202
COC31 COC6 IN FB COR3 COC7 COC8 VCC-5.0V IN 10uH
VCC-5.0V COU5
U5 C31 C6 R3 C7 C8 PIR501 PIC901 PIC1001

PIU203
A FB PIU204
COR5 COC9 COC10
1 5 10uF 10uF TPS73201DBVRG4 5.1K 10uF 10uF R5 C9 Q10
PIU501 OUT CF+ PIU505
PIC3102 PIC602 PIR301 PIC702 PIC802 PIC1101

2 TPS72301DBVT 9.1K 10uF 10uF

PIU502
IN COC11
PIC1202

3
PIU503 PIU504
4 GND C11 PIR502 PIC902 PIC1002

COC12
CF- GND GND COC30
C12 10uF C30
COC3
C3
10uF TPS60403DBVR GND GND
PIC1501 PIR901

GND GND
PIC1102

PIC3002 PIC3001 PIC302 PIC301

PIC1201 COC15 COR9 PIC1802 PIR1001 VCC+2.5V GND
COC17
C17 Q15 R9 GND GND 3
COC18 COR10
18pF 4.7K C18 R1 3.3nF
PIR1703

100nF
PIC1701 PIC1702 COR18 COR19
PIR902
R18 2 1 R19
8.2K
PIC1502

GND 18pF PIR1802 PIR1702 PIR1701

PIR1902
PIC1801 PIR1002
PIR1801 PIR1702 PIR1901
GND
GND 10uF COR17
10K R17 NC 3
PIR2003

COR1
100R 2 1 R1
GND GND
PIR2002 PIR2001PIR102
PIR2001 PIR102
AIN-1
PIR101 POAIN01
GND GND COR20
VCC+2.5V 5 8
6
7 PIC2202 PIR201
R20 330K
COC22 COR2
1K
PIU308 PIU307 PIU306 PIU305
C22 R2
POA10AIN1

470pF 100K
V+ PIC2201 PIR202

-INCL
+INCL
AIN1
A1- OUTB
COR25 COD5
R25 D5 POA00AIN0
COU3
GND
1 U3
POADIO1
ADIO1 PIR2501 PID502 PID501
PIR2502 PID502PID501 GND AD8629
-WHEN
THEN
IN- + OUT PIC1402 PIR801

10K AIN0
A0- COC14 COR8
COU4
U4 C14 R8
0805_RED
VCC+5.0V 4 3 2 1
PIU301 PIU302 PIU303 PIU304
470pF 100K
PIU401 PIU408 COR15 COD3
TP TP R15 D3 PIC1401 PIR802
3
PIR2103

REFIN/OUT 1
PIU402
COME NOTHING PIU407 R4
COR4 POADIO0
GOODBYE0 PIR1501 PID302 PID301
PIR1502 PID302PID301 GND 1 2 COR11
R11
PIU403
NOTHING VOUT PIU406 PIR401 PIR402
10K 3 PIR2101 PIR2102 PIR1102
PIR1102 PIR1101
AIN-0
PIR1101 POAIN00
PIC202 PIC401 PIR2203

COC2 COC4
PIU404
GND TRIM PIU405 1R 0805_RED COR23
R23 1 2 COR21
R21 330K
C2 C4 PIR2601 PIC501 PIC1602 PIC1901

PIR2302 PIR2301PIR2201
PIR2201 PIR2202
COR26 COC16 COC19
D4
COD4 R42
COR42 VCC-2.5V 1K
10uF 100nF ADR445 R26 PIR2702
COC5
C5 C16 C19 1
VCC+5.0V PID402 PID401 PID401 PIR4201PIR4201 PIR4202
GND 10K COR22
R22
COR27
PIC201 PIC402

VCC-2.5V 100K R27 100nF 10uF 100nF

10K 100R
PIR2602
0R PIC502 PIC1601 PIC1902
COC33
C33 COC13
C13
PIR2903
3
PIR2701
0805_RED COR24
R24
VCC-2.5V VCC-2.5V
R28 COR28 2 1 PIC3301 PIC3302 PIR2401 PIR2402
GND VCC-2.5V PIC1301 PIC1302 GND
VCC-2.5V VCC-2.5V VCC-2.5V
VCC-2.5V PIR2801 PIR2802
PIR2802PIR2902
PIR2902 PIR2901
NC
COR29
3.3nF 100nF
1K R29
10K

VDD+3.3V VCC+2.5V VCC-2.5V

GND
PIC6501 PIC5501 PIC2901

COC65
C65 COC55
C55 COC29
C29
COJ3
J3 COD2
D2
1
PIC2101
100nF 100nF 100nF C20
COC20
1 PIJ301 PID202PID201
PID201 COME COC21
C21 PIC6502 PIC5502 PIC2902

J1
COJ1 COJ4
J4
2 PIJ302 SS14 PIX101
PIC2001 PIC2002 GND R12
COR12
270pF 1 1
3 PIJ303 GND POAIN01
AIN-1 PIJ101 POAIN3
AIN3 PIR1202 PIR1201 PIJ401
PIC2102
X1 18pF
COX1
2
PIC3402
2
PIJ304 COR16 COR6 PIJ102 PIJ402
4 R16 R6 16MHz
COC34
100R
GND GND GND C23
COC23 3 C34 3
5 PIJ305 PIR1602 PIR1601 POSCLK
SCLK POAIN1
AIN1 PIC2502
PIR602 PIR601 POA10AIN1
A1-AIN1 PIX102
PIJ103
4
PIJ403
4
470pF
6 PIJ306 10R 270R PIC2301 PIC2302 GND GND PIJ104 PIJ404
COC25
C25 5
PIC3401
5
7 PIJ307 PIJ105 PIJ405
RP1
CORP1
470pF COR7
U6
COU6
18pF C24
COC24
8 PIJ308
PIC2501
R7
9 PIJ309 PIRP108 8 1 PIRP101 FEW
CS POAIN0
ONLY 0 PIR702 PIR701 POA00AIN0
A0-AIN0 SCLK
POSCLK PIU6013 PIU6013 SCLK FROM PIU6012 PODI FROM PIC2401 PIC2402 VCC-2.5V COJ2 COJ5
J2 GND J5
10 PIJ3010 PIRP107 7 2 PIRP102 POERROR
ERROR 270R FEW PIU6014CS PIU6014 CS DO PIU6011
PIU6011 PODO DO R13
COR13
100nF
PIC2802

1 1
11 PIJ3011 PIRP106 6 3 PIRP103 PODI
FROM
COC28
ERROR
POERROR PIU6015 PIU6015
ERROR XT2 PIU6010 POAIN00
AIN-0 PIJ201 POAIN2
AIN2 PIR1302 PIR1301 PIJ501
C28 C26
COC26 2 PIC3502
2
12 PIJ3012 PIRP105 5 4 PIRP104 I CAN
DO
COC27
C27
VDD+3.3V PIU6016 VDD XT1 PIU609 PIJ202
COC35
C35
100R PIJ502
270pF 3 3
2.54_12PINZ GND PIU6017 DGND AVDD2 PIU608 PIC2602 PIC2601 VCC-2.5V PIJ203 PIJ503
51R PIC2801

4 470pF 4
GND PIC2701 PIC2702 PIU6018
Reg AVDD1 PIU607 VCC+2.5V GND PIJ204 PIJ504
1uF 5 PIC3501
5
GOODBYE0
POADIO0 PIU6019 PIU6019
100 ASSS PIU606 VCC-2.5V PIJ205 PIJ505
GND 1uF C32
COC32
ADIO1
POADIO1 PIU6020 PIU6020 IO1 REGCA PIU605
GND
ONLY 0
POAIN0 PIU6021 PIU6021 ONLY 0 REFOUT PIU604 PIC3202 PIC3201 GND
GND J6
COJ6

AIN1
POAIN1 PIU6022 PIU6022
AIN1 REF+ PIU603 REFIN/OUT COR14
R14
1uF 1
POAIN2
AIN2
24
PIU6023
AIN2 REF PIU602
1
VCC-2.5V POAIN4
AIN4 PIC3602
PIR1402 PIR1401 PIJ601
2
POAIN3
AIN3 PIU6024 AIN3 AIN4 PIU601 POAIN4
AIN4 POREF0OUT
REF_OUT C36
COC36
100R PIJ602
3
PIJ603
AD7175-2 470pF 4
PIJ604
PIC3601
5
PIJ605

COC64
C64
R39
COR39
GND
GND PIR3902 PIR3901 PIC6401 PIC6402

GND
7.5K
GND 18pF
COR40
R40
PIC6702
PIR4001 PIR4002 VCC+5.0V
22K L3
COL3
C67
COC67
COME PIL302 PIL301

100nF U14
COU14 C68
COC68 VCC+5.0V VCC+5.0V U16
COU16 VDD+3.3V
GND 10uH D1
COD1

COME
PIC6701

1 1
COR43
R43 PIU1404 GND SW PIU1405 PIC6802 PIC6801 PID102 PID101
PID101 PIU1601 COME VOUT PIU1605

PIR4302 PIR4301 PIU1403 IN IN PIU1406 PIL401

SS14 R45
COR45 PIU1602 GND
COM3
10uF M3
PIC6901 PIC7001 PIC7102 PIC7202 PIC7702

10K PIU1402 FB FSEL PIU1407 GND L4

COLUMN 4

COC69 COC70
PIR4501 PIR4502 PIU1603
A BYP PIU1604
PIC7801 PIC7901
1 C69 C70 COC71
C71 COC72
C72 COC77
C77
COC78 COC79
PIU1401 COMP SS PIU1408 10uH 10K
C78 C79 22uF 22uF 100nF PIC8301

SPX3819-3.3 10uF 100nF

10uF 10uF PIC8101

MP1542 PIC8201
PIL402
PIC6902 PIC7002 PIC7101
C83
COC83 COC80
C80 PIC7201 PIC7701

PIC7802 PIC7902
C81
COC81 C82
COC82 100nF GND
GND PIC8001 PIC8002
2.2nF 10nF PIC8302
MARK
PIC8202
GND GND GND GND GND GND
PIC8102

18pF
R46
COR46
GND GND
PIR4601 PIR4602
GND
GND
10K
GND

AD7175-2 MODULE

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