Open mjmeli opened 7 years ago
Shouldn't it be a simple matter of the following:
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/**
@return Success or failure */ bool AD5933::setExcitationVoltageRange(unsigned int range){ byte val; if (!getByte(CTRL_REG1, &val)) return false;
// Clear out bits D9 and D10, which are the excitation voltage range bits val &= 0xF9;
switch(range){ case 1: val |= CTRL_VOLT_RANGE1; break; case 2: val |= CTRL_VOLT_RANGE2; break; case 3: val |= CTRL_VOLT_RANGE3; break; case 4: val |= CTRL_VOLT_RANGE4; break; default: return false; } return sendByte(CTRL_REG1,val); }`
Probably, this wasn't used in our implementation that used this library and so it was simply never written. If you have written this and it works then feel free to do a PR.
Great, I'll be sure to do so when I am able to test it with hardware.
Thanks for posting this by the way, saved me some time!
has anyone built all the code involving CN-0217 and all the ranges. kindly attach code as it would be very helpful.I have made the hardware but finding difficulties in code. Thanks qaisar
These need to be implemented. Anyone is welcome to contribute.
http://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/AD5933.pdf
Excitation voltage range: Table 10 (pg. 23)
Settling time cycles: Table 13 (pg. 25)