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14 / 29 page AD7156 Rev. 0 | Page 13 of 28 DATA AVERAGE The adaptive threshold algorithm is based on an average calculated from the previous CDC output data, using the following equation: 1 2 ) 1 ( ) ( ) 1 ( ) ( + − − + − = g ThrSettlin N Average N Data N Average N Average where: Average(N) is the new average value. Average(N − 1) is the average value from the previous cycle. Data(N) is the latest complete CDC conversion result. ThrSettling is a parameter, programmable in the setup registers. A more specific case of the input capacitance waveform is a step change. The response of the average to an input capacitance step change (more exactly, response to a step change in the CDC output data) is an exponential settling curve, which can be characterized by the following equation: ) 1 ( ) 0 ( ) ( /TimeConst N e Change Average N Average − + = where: Average(N) is the value of average N complete CDC conversion cycles after a step change on the input. Average(0) is the value before the step change. TimeConst = 2(ThrSettling + 1) ThrSettling is a parameter, programmable in the setup registers. See Figure 31 and the Register Descriptions section for further information. INPUT CAPACITANCE (CDC DATA) CHANGE DATA AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME Figure 31. Data Average Response to Data Step Change HYSTERESIS In adaptive threshold mode, the comparator features hysteresis. The hysteresis is fixed to ¼ of the threshold sensitivity and can be programmed on or off. The comparator does not have hyster- esis in the fixed threshold mode. OUTPUT POSITIVE THRESHOLD DATA AVERAGE OUTPUT ACTIVE TIME HYSTERSIS DATA Figure 32. Threshold Hysteresis TIMEOUT In the case of a large, long change in the capacitive input, when the data average adapting to a new condition takes too long, a timeout can be set. The timeout becomes active (counting) when the CDC data goes outside the band of data average ± sensitivity. When the timeout elapses (a defined number of CDC conversions is counted), the data average (and thus the thresholds), is forced to follow the new CDC data value immediately (see Figure 33). The timeout can be set independently for approaching (for change in data toward the threshold) and for receding (for change in data away from the threshold). See Figure 34, Figure 35, and the Register Descriptions section for further information. DATA AVERAGE + SENSITIVITY LARGE CHANGE IN DATA DATA AVERAGE DATA AVERAGE – SENSITIVITY TIME TIMEOUT Figure 33. Threshold Timeout After a Large Change in CDC Data INPUT CAPACITANCE THRESHOLD OUTPUT DATA AVERAGE OUTPUT ACTIVE TIME TIMEOUT APPROACHING Figure 34. Approaching Timeout in Negative Threshold Mode Shortens False Output Trigger INPUT CAPACITANCE LARGE CHANGE THRESHOLD OUTPUT OUTPUT ACTIVE TIME TIMEOUT RECEDING Figure 35. Positive Timeout in Negative Threshold Mode Shortens Period of Missing Output Trigger |
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