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Section 8. Operation<br />

Table 60. Calibrate() Instruction Results<br />

Array<br />

Cal()<br />

Element<br />

Differential (Diff)<br />

Single-Ended (SE)<br />

Descriptions of Array Elements<br />

Offset or Gain<br />

±mV Input<br />

Range<br />

Integration<br />

Typical Value<br />

27 Gain 250 60-Hz Rejection -0.067 mV/LSB<br />

28 SE Offset 25 60-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

29 Diff Offset 25 60-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

30 Gain 25 60-Hz Rejection -0.0067 mV/LSB<br />

31 SE Offset 7.5 60-Hz Rejection ±10 LSB<br />

32 Diff Offset 7.5 60-Hz Rejection ±10 LSB<br />

33 Gain 7.5 60-Hz Rejection -0.002 mV/LSB<br />

34 SE Offset 2.5 60-Hz Rejection ±20 LSB<br />

35 Diff Offset 2.5 60-Hz Rejection ±20 LSB<br />

36 Gain 2.5 60-Hz Rejection -0.00067 mV/LSB<br />

37 SE Offset 5000 50-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

38 Diff Offset 5000 50-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

39 Gain 5000 50-Hz Rejection -0.67 mV/LSB<br />

40 SE Offset 2500 50-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

41 Diff Offset 2500 50-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

42 Gain 2500 50-Hz Rejection -0.34 mV/LSB<br />

43 SE Offset 250 50-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

44 Diff Offset 250 50-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

45 Gain 250 50-Hz Rejection -0.067 mV/LSB<br />

46 SE Offset 25 50-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

47 Diff Offset 25 50-Hz Rejection ±5 LSB<br />

48 Gain 25 50-Hz Rejection -0.0067 mV/LSB<br />

49 SE Offset 7.5 50-Hz Rejection ±10 LSB<br />

50 Diff Offset 7.5 50-Hz Rejection ±10 LSB<br />

51 Gain 7.5 50-Hz Rejection -0.002 mV/LSB<br />

52 SE Offset 2.5 50-Hz Rejection ±20 LSB<br />

53 Diff Offset 2.5 50-Hz Rejection ±20 LSB<br />

54 Gain 2.5 50-Hz Rejection -0.00067 mV/LSB<br />

8.1.2.10 Time Skew Between Measurements<br />

Time skew between consecutive voltage measurements is a function of settling<br />

and integration times, A/D conversion, and the number entered into the Reps<br />

parameter of the VoltDiff() or VoltSE() instruction. A close approximation is:<br />

Time Skew = Settling Time + Integration Time + A‐D Conversion Time 1 +<br />

Reps/NoReps 2<br />

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