ZSSC3018 24-PQFN – temperature range: –40°C to +125°C
ZSSC3018 Die – temperature range: –40°C to +125°C
ZSSC3018 Die – temperature range: –40°C to +125°C
ZSSC3018 Die – temperature range: –40°C to +125°C
7” Reel
Unsawn on Wafer (725µm)
Sawn on Wafer Frame
Sawn in Waffle Pack (for sampling only)
Package
Modular ZSSC3018 SSC Evaluation Kit including three interconnecting boards, five ZSSC3018 24-PQFN
samples, and cable. Software is available for download on www.IDT.com/ZSSC3018.
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IC Characteristics .........................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings .................................................................................................................................................................6
1.4 Power Supply Rejection Ratio (RSRR) versus Frequency ..................................................................................................................9
2.2 Signal Flow and Block Diagram .........................................................................................................................................................10
2.3 Analog Front End...............................................................................................................................................................................12
Selection of Gain and Offset – Sensor System Dimensioning............................................................................................15
Temperature Measurement ................................................................................................................................................16
External Sensor: Absolute Voltage Source Sensors ..........................................................................................................16
Digital Signal Processor (DSP) Core ..................................................................................................................................17
Power Supervision..............................................................................................................................................................17
2.4 Digital Section....................................................................................................................................................................................17
C Commands ............................................................................................................................................................23
Common Functionality ........................................................................................................................................................26
3.5 Communication Interface...................................................................................................................................................................26
Bridge Signal Compensation ..............................................................................................................................................42
Temperature Signal Compensation ....................................................................................................................................44
Measurement Output Data Format .....................................................................................................................................45
3.8 The Calibration Math .........................................................................................................................................................................42
Packaging Dimensions and Pin Assignments ............................................................................................................................................46
Quality and Reliability .................................................................................................................................................................................48
Related Documents ....................................................................................................................................................................................48
Document Revision History ........................................................................................................................................................................50
Figure 2.3 ADC Gain and Offset Setup .............................................................................................................................................................16
Figure 3.3 Operational Flow Chart: Power Up ..................................................................................................................................................21
Figure 3.4 Operational Flow Chart: Command Mode and Normal Mode (Sleep and Cyclic) ............................................................................22
Figure 3.8 SPI Read Status ..............................................................................................................................................................................28
Figure 3.9 SPI Read Data .................................................................................................................................................................................28
Figure 3.10 I
2
C Command Request ....................................................................................................................................................................29
Figure 3.11 I
2
C Read Status ...............................................................................................................................................................................29
Figure 3.12 I
2
C Read Data ..................................................................................................................................................................................30
Absolute Maximum Ratings ...............................................................................................................................................................6
Gain Polarity ....................................................................................................................................................................................13
ADC Conversion Times for a Single A2D Conversion .....................................................................................................................13
Typical Conversion Times versus Noise Performance with Full Sensor Signal Conditioning for Measurement Including AZSM,
SM, AZTM, and TM (Bridge-Type Sensor) ......................................................................................................................................14
SPI/I
2
C Commands ..........................................................................................................................................................................23
General Status Byte .........................................................................................................................................................................26
Mode Status .....................................................................................................................................................................................26
Measurement Results of ADC Raw Measurement Request (Two’s Complement) ..........................................................................45
Calibration Coefficients (Factors and Summands) in Memory (Sign-Magnitude) ............................................................................45
Output Results from SSC-Correction Math or DSP—Sensor and Temperature ..............................................................................45
Interrupt Thresholds TRSH1 and TRSH2—Format as for SSC-Correction Math Output.................................................................45
24-PQFN Dimensions (4 x 4 mm) ....................................................................................................................................................46
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