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AD Conversion Techniques in COMP 4550

The document discusses analog to digital conversion and provides details about different types of AD converters including flash, successive approximation, and sigma delta converters. It then focuses on the ATMega128 microcontroller and its analog to digital conversion capabilities. Key details covered include the ADC registers for configuration, conversion modes and timing, and an example routine for reading analog voltage values from an input channel on the microcontroller. The document concludes with notes about using the ADC to read values from three light sensors on an educational robot to detect a line.

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AD Conversion Techniques in COMP 4550

The document discusses analog to digital conversion and provides details about different types of AD converters including flash, successive approximation, and sigma delta converters. It then focuses on the ATMega128 microcontroller and its analog to digital conversion capabilities. Key details covered include the ADC registers for configuration, conversion modes and timing, and an example routine for reading analog voltage values from an input channel on the microcontroller. The document concludes with notes about using the ADC to read values from three light sensors on an educational robot to detect a line.

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COMP 4550 Analog - Digital Conversion

Autonomous Agents Lab, University of Manitoba jacky@[Link] [Link] [Link]

Analog to Digital Conversion


Convert an analog voltage to a digital value Schematics Flash converter (directly conversion) Cascading converter (pipeline conversion) Weighing converter (successive approximation) Sigma Delta converter Most common is dual-slope counting converter because of high accuracy and low cost Requires a certain amount of time

AD Converter: Flash Converter

AD Converter: Successive Approximation

SAR: Successive Approximation Register

AD Conversion: Sigma Delta

Flip flop stores comparator output and adds to voltage on 1st comparator Clocked at very high frequency (e.g., 64 times oversampling)

ATMega 128 AD Conversion


10 bit resolution 13 260 uSec. conversion time 50KHz to 1 Mhz ADC clock selction 8 Multiplexed input channels Can only convert one channel at a time VCC, 2.56V Reference voltage Free running or single conversion mode Interrupt driven conversion Interrupt can be set when conversion complete

ATMega 128 AD Converter


ADMUX select input channel REFS0/1 select reference voltage ADLAR left shift 10 bit result MUX4..0 select input voltage (32 possibilities) 8 single ended voltages 8 difference voltages

ATMega128 AD Converter
ADCSRA ADEN ADC enable ADCSC Start conversion First conversion takes 25 clock cycles ADATE ADC Autotrigger enabled ADIF ADC Interrupt flag ADIE ADC Interrupt enable flag ADPS[2:0] ADC prescalar 50 - 200 kHz for full resolution Higher clock rate with less resolution

ATMega128 AD Converter
ADCL/H 16 bit result (may be left shifted) Read L first, then H ADCSRB ADTS[2:0] Autoconversion trigger source Free, ADC, Timer DIDR0 disable digital input to reduce power consumption PRR Enable ADC in power reduction reg.

ATMega128 AD Routine
Initialization Setup ADMUX, ADCSRA, ADCSRB Enable MUX input 0..7 is single ended PINF 0..7 Reference voltage, AREF = VCC No left shift, no interrupts Dummy read to stabilize result Reading a value Polling mode Start conversion Wait for ADIF flag to go low Want to average the result over several readings

ATMega128 AD Conversion
ADCSRA = ADCSRA | ( 1 << ADSC ); while( ! ADCSRA & ( 1 << ADIF ) ); uint16_t val = 0; for( i=0;i<3;i++) { ADCSRA = ADCSRA | ( 1 << ADSC ); while( ! ADCSRA & ( 1 << ADIF ) ); tmp = ADCL; tmp = tmp | ( ADCH << 8 ); val = val + tmp; } return val/3;

Taibotics Educational Robot Light Sensors


Three light sensors connected to the Taibotics Educational Robot Left: Port F 1 Middle: Port F 2 Right: Port F3 Implement an interrupt driven AD conversion for the light sensors so that you can detect the line In automatic conversion mode, the conversion will already have started when the ISR is called Changing ADMUX in the ISR will take effect in the next interrupt

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