Reply by William Zimmerman October 27, 20032003-10-27

I have not used the AD535, but it is a sigma-delta converter which are
notorious for DC offset problems. The data sheet shows "ADC channel offset
error including hybrid amplifiers" values of 5mv or 20mv. The DC offset
could be substantial.

Bill
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> From: tamas_harczos [mailto:]
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> Subject: [c6x] DC offset > Hi there,
>
> I am working on a C6711 DSK. I've noticed that strange things happen
> when I do some calculation to a digitized data (not from audio
> daghter card, but from the good old AD535). I've realized that there
> is a queerish DC offset with a value of around -430. Has anyone
> noticed such a big DC offset yet, or is my AD one of the 'very bests'?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tamas >
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Reply by tamas_harczos October 25, 20032003-10-25
Hi there,

I am working on a C6711 DSK. I've noticed that strange things happen
when I do some calculation to a digitized data (not from audio
daghter card, but from the good old AD535). I've realized that there
is a queerish DC offset with a value of around -430. Has anyone
noticed such a big DC offset yet, or is my AD one of the 'very bests'?

Cheers,

Tamas