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PGA309EVM
Step-by-step example
Art Kay
9-22-2023

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  • Page 1 PGA309EVM Step-by-step example Art Kay 9-22-2023...
  • Page 2 Set the jumpers on the test board. JMP Position Vdut Power Vexc Emulate ADS1 Emulate Emulate Diode Emulate ONE to PRG...
  • Page 3 Set the jumpers on the USB-DAQ JMP Position WP On WP On EE On VDUT...
  • Page 4 Connect Power (6V to 9V) then USB 1. Connect 6V to 9V DC power here 3. Connect USB here 2. LED should eliminate as shown.
  • Page 5: Start Software

    Start Software Should see a quick update on status bar and no error messages.
  • Page 6 Select the “4wire_4p096_diode.txt” if needed This file should be selected. If it is not, press the “Select Model File Emulator File” button and choose the file.
  • Page 7 Run Auto-Cal 2. Press start. 1. Check “auto- continue” to speed up calibration. 3. Continue should start to blink. Press this to initiate calibration.
  • Page 8 Calibration progress 1. Text describing the current step is shown here 2. Measured results will update here. The sensor emulator will automatically adjust the “sensor” output according to the current emulated temperature and pressure.
  • Page 9: Calibration Complete

    Calibration complete 1. Notice that the calibrated min and max output are approximately at the target of 0.5V to 4.5V. This indicates that the calibration worked and the hardware is functioning correctly...
  • Page 10 Sensor emulator for verification Press “run sensor emulator” on the “Set up cal” tab. This will bring up the tool on the right. It will take a few seconds for the data to load.
  • Page 11 Sensor emulator for verification 2. The cursor position will adjust to show the current temperature and pressure conditions on the sensor curves. 1. Adjust the sliders to any temperature or pressure. 3. The “ideal output” and “Out Meas” should be approximately equal.