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Note
For
best
DR
performance
it’s
recommended
to
design
a
separate
(reference)
5V
power
supply
for
the
gyro
and
the
A/D
converter.
2.2.4 SPI Interface for Gyroscope and Temperature Sensor
The
LEA-4R/TIM-4R
are
configured
as
SPI
masters.
Following
signals
are
used
for
the
SPI
interface:
Pin
Signal name
Direction
Usage
22
PCS2_N
Output
Selects
A/D
converter
for
gyro
signal
9
PCS0_N
Output
Selects
temperature
sensor
with
SPI
interface
23
SCK
Output
SPI
clock
2
MISO
Input
Serial
data
(Master
In
/
Slave
Out)
1
MOSI
Output
Serial
data
(Master
Out
/
Slave
In),
leave
open
Table 1: SPI pin for LEA-4R
Pin
Signal name
Direction
Usage
24
PCS1_N
Output
Selects
A/D
converter
for
gyro
signal
25
PCS0_N
Output
Selects
temperature
sensor
with
SPI
interface
26
SCK
Output
SPI
clock
27
MISO
Input
Serial
data
(Master
In
/
Slave
Out)
28
MOSI
Output
Serial
data
(Master
Out
/
Slave
In),
leave
open
Table 2: SPI Pin for TIM-4R
The
following
block
schematic
specifies
the
A/D
converter
and
temperature
sensor
for
the
LEA-4R
and
TIM-4R.
Please
note
that
the
National
LM70-3
sensor
functions
at
3V.
If
the
5V
version
(LM70-5)
is
used,
a
level
translation
with
open-drain
buffers
and
pull-up
resistors
at
the
outputs
is
required.
LEA-4R
TIM-4R
Turn Rate Sensor
(MOSI)
22K
10R
leave
open
Gyro
SCK
MISO
PCS0_N
PCS1_N
(TIM-4R)
+5V
REF
10u
and
100 n
GND
GND
CONV
SCK
VCC
SC
CS
V
REF
IN
+
IN
-
12-Bit
A/D
Converter
Linear LTC1860
Temperature
Sensor
National LM70-3
SDO
SI/O
V
+
GND
GND
GND
+3V
220n/100n
RATE
100n
GND
100K
VDD18
PCS2_N
(LEA-4R)
Figure 6: Attaching A/D converter and temperature sensor using SPI interface
For
PCS0_N,
a
pull-up
resistor
is
not
required
since
this
pin
already
has
a
pull-up
resistor
inside
LEA-4R/TIM-4R.
LEA-4R
/
TIM-4R
-
System
Integration
Manual
/
Reference
Design
Design-In
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