ZHCSMK4A september 2022 – july 2023 ADS131B26-Q1
PRODUCTION DATA
The DRDYn pin is an active-low, push-pull output. A DRDYn falling edge indicates when new conversion data of ADC1A or ADC1B are available for readout. The DRDY_CTRL bit selects which ADC drives the DRDYn signal, either ADC1A or ADC1B. If the host starts ADC1A and ADC1B conversions at the same time by setting both the STARTA and STARTB bits during the same CONVERSION_CTRL register write, conversions of both ADCs complete at the same time. The period between DRDYn falling edges is the data rate period of the ADC that controls the DRDYn pin.
ADC3y converts simultaneously with ADC1y in each section. Therefore, the DRDYn pin also indicates when new conversions for ADC3y are available. If ADC3y is enabled but ADC1y is disabled, ADC3y drives the DRDYn pin.
During device power-up or while the device is held in reset, the DRDYn pin drives low. As shown in Figure 9-26 and Figure 9-27, the DRDYn pin drives high after the POR is released and the device is ready for communication.