Dual-Channel 24-Bit Resistive Sensor Signal Conditioner Evaluation Kit
The ZSSC3281KIT Evaluation Kit provides the hardware needed for the configuration, calibration, and evaluation of the ZSSC3281 Sensor Signal Conditioner (SSC) IC. The...
The ZSSC3281 is a dual path sensor signal conditioning IC (SSC) for highly accurate amplification, digitization, and sensor-specific correction of sensor signals. The ZSSC3281 is suitable for bridge and half-bridge sensors, as well as external voltage-source element and single-element sensors (for example, Pt100 and external temperature sensor diodes) powered by an on-chip current source. Digital compensation of the sensor offset, sensitivity, temperature drift, and non-linearity is accomplished via a 32-bit ARM M3 based math core running a correction algorithm with calibration coefficients stored in a non-volatile, reprogrammable memory. The programmable, integrated sensor front-end allows optimally applying various sensors for a broad range of applications.
The ZSSC3281 provides measurement value readouts and programming capabilities via an I2C, SPI, or one-wire interface (OWI). Absolute and ratiometric voltage, current-loop, or interrupt outputs are supported by the ZSSC3281.
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Datasheet | PDF 2.45 MB | |
Overview | PDF 2.92 MB 日本語 | |
Technical Brief | PDF 406 KB | |
Guide | PDF 392 KB | |
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The ZSSC3281KIT Evaluation Kit provides the hardware needed for the configuration, calibration, and evaluation of the ZSSC3281 Sensor Signal Conditioner (SSC) IC. The...
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Learn about Renesas’ ZSSC3281 industry leading dual path sensor signal conditioning IC for fast and highly accurate amplification, digitization, and application specific correction of sensor signals.
ZSSC3281: A Quantum Leap in Sensor Signal Conditioning | Blog Post | Jun 22, 2022 |