Figure 6.16-6 Sample Module Conversion Priority Arbitrator Diagram - Nuvoton ISD94124BYI Technical Reference Manual

Note: If the interval between next conversion is more than 100 us, ADC would enter idle state
automatically. User needs to execute a dummy conversion before normal operation. In other words,
the first conversion result is incorrect when ADC is in idle state.
6.16.5.3 ADC Conversion Priority
There is a priority group converter for determining the conversion order when multiple sample
module trigger flags are set at the same time.
Sample module with lower number has higher priority than the higher number sample module, The
priority of sample module is shown as Figure 6.16-6. When more than one Sample Module are
triggered at the same time, the Sample Module with lower number will start to convert first. The
other Sample Module will be in the queue and the corresponding pending flag
STPF(EADC_PENDSTS[n], n=0~12) are set to 1 by HW. After the Sample Module finish the
conversion, STPF(EADC_PENDSTS[n], n=0~12) will be set to 0 automatically. If the Sample
Module which is in the queue is triggered once more, the corresponding Overrun Flag
SPOVF(EADC_OVSTS[n], n=0~12) will be set to 1 by HW.
For example, the Sample Module 0, 2, 3, 5 are triggered simultaneously. The input channel of
Sample Module 0 will be converted first. Sample Module 2, 3, 5 will be suspended and STPF
(EADC_PENDSTS[2], EADC_PENDSTS [3], EADC_PENDSTS [5]) will be set to 1. If Sample
Module 5 is trigger once more in the same time, SPOVF(EADC_OVSTS[5]) will be set to 1.
Sample module 0 has highest priority, sample module 12 has lowest priority for
ADC converter

Figure 6.16-6 Sample module Conversion Priority Arbitrator Diagram

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Module 0
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Module 2
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