cs5373a Cirrus Logic, Inc., cs5373a Datasheet - Page 21

• Manufacturer Part Number: cs5373a
• Description: Low-power, High-performance ?? Modulator And Test Dac
• Manufacturer: Cirrus Logic, Inc.

4. POWER MODES
The CS5373A has five power modes. Modula-
tor mode, AC test modes, and DC test modes
are operational modes, while power down and
sleep mode are non-operational standby
modes.
4.1 Power Down
If MCLK is stopped, an internal loss-of-clock
detection circuit automatically places the
CS5373A into power down. Power down is in-
dependent of the MODE and ATT pin settings,
and is automatically invoked after approxi-
mately 40 µs without an incoming MCLK edge.
In power down the modulator, AC test circuitry
and DC test circuitry are inactive and all out-
puts are high impedance. When used with the
CS5378 digital filter, the CS5373A is in power
down immediately after reset since MCLK is
disabled by default.
4.2 Sleep Mode
With MCLK active, selecting sleep mode
(MODE 7) places the CS5373A into a micro-
power sleep state. In sleep mode the modula-
tor, AC test circuitry and DC test circuitry are
inactive and all outputs are high impedance.
4.3 Modulator Mode
With MCLK active, selecting modulator mode
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MODULATOR MODE
MCLK = ON
MODE = 0
Figure 9. Power Mode Diagram
AC TEST MODES
MODE = 1, 2, 3, 6
POWER DOWN
SLEEP MODE
MCLK = OFF
MODE = XXX
MCLK = ON
MCLK = ON
MODE = 7
(MODE 0) enables the CS5373A modulator
and places the AC and DC test circuitry into a
micro-power sleep state with the analog test
outputs high impedance. Following completion
of AC and DC system self-tests, the CS5373A
is typically set into modulator mode for normal
data acquisition.
4.4 AC Test Modes
With MCLK and TDATA active, selecting an
AC test mode (MODE 1, 2, 3, 6) enables the
modulator and causes the DAC to output AC
waveforms on the analog test outputs. AC test
modes use the low-power ∆Σ DAC circuitry in
the CS5373A to create precision differential or
common mode analog AC output signals from
the encoded digital test bit stream (TBS) input.
4.5 DC Test Modes
With MCLK active, selecting a DC test mode
(MODE 4, 5) enables the modulator and caus-
es the DAC to generate precision DC voltages
on the analog test outputs. DC test modes use
switch-capacitor level-shifting buffer circuitry
in the CS5373A to create differential or com-
mon mode DC analog output voltages from the
voltage reference input.
DC TEST MODES
MODE = 4, 5
MCLK = ON
CS5373A
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