ZOPT2202 Evaluation Kit, including ZOPT Control Board, mini-USB cable, and 1 ZOPT2202 sample mounted
on the LGA6 Sensor Board; kit software is available for free download – see the
ZOPT Evaluation Kit Quick
Start-up Guide
included in the kit for instructions.
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1.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings .................................................................................................................................................................6
3.5 Conversion Control State Machine ....................................................................................................................................................17
3.5.1
3.6.1
Start Up after Power-On or Software Reset .......................................................................................................................17
Analog Gain Modes, Resolution, and Measurement Time .................................................................................................18
3.7 Interrupt Features ..............................................................................................................................................................................19
LGA Tape Packaging Information ......................................................................................................................................38
Part Order Information ................................................................................................................................................................................40
Document Revision History ........................................................................................................................................................................41
List of Figures
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Figure 2.6
Figure 2.7
Figure 2.8
Figure 2.9
UVAS Spectral Response – Linear ...................................................................................................................................................9
UVAS Spectral Response vs. AOI ..................................................................................................................................................10
UVBS Spectral Response vs. AOI ..................................................................................................................................................10
UVAS Field of View (375nm LED) ..................................................................................................................................................10
UVAS Field of View (Polar) (375nm LED) ......................................................................................................................................10
UVBS Field of View (310nm LED) ..................................................................................................................................................10
Figure 2.10 UVBS Field of View (Polar) (310nm LED) ......................................................................................................................................10
Figure 2.12 Active Current vs. Supply Voltage ..................................................................................................................................................11
Figure 2.13 Normalized Active Current vs. Temperature ...................................................................................................................................11
Figure 2.14 Standby Current vs. Temperature ...................................................................................................................................................11
Main State Machine ........................................................................................................................................................................17
Interrupt Unit ...................................................................................................................................................................................19
Bus Timing ......................................................................................................................................................................................22
Bus Timing Characteristic ...............................................................................................................................................................22
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