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DOC. NO: DB99085e
Sheet 1 of 22
Data Sheet
MSI 01
Sensor Interface IC
Contents
1. FUNCTION
2
1.1.
General
2
1.1.1. Features
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1.1.2. Applications
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1.1.3. MSI-EB1 Evaluation Board
3
1.2.
Analog Components
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1.2.1. Power Supply
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1.2.2. Signal Processing
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1.2.3. Sensor Interfacing Connections
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1.3.
Digital Components
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1.3.1. Register Block
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1.3.2. Serial Interface
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1.3.3. Logic Control Block
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1.3.4. Signal Declarations
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2. ELECTRIC PARAMETERS
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2.1.
Absolute Limit Values
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2.2.
Operating Parameters
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2.3.
AC/DC Features
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3. DESCRIPTION OF MSI 01 PACKAGE
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3.1.
Ordering Specifications
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3.2. PQFP44 Package Dimensions
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3.3.
Pin-Out Assignments
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4. APPLICATION CIRCUIT
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Data sheet MSI 01
1. Function
1.1. General
The MSI 01 is a highly integrated sensor interface
IC capable of processing the signals from up to
four differential-output sensors on its input side. It
is specifically designed for interfacing with bridge
sensors that deliver ratiometric output signals. An
input circuit which is configurable in terms of gain,
zero-point and resolution amplifies, filters and
converts the incoming analog signals into digital
ones. They are then made available at a digital
interface by a downstream evaluation module.
The MSI 01 offers two possibilities of temperature
compensation:
1) An on-chip integral temperature measurement
that can be used e.g. to compensate the
temperature behaviour of connected sensors
and that of the MSI 01.
2) An external temperature compensation that
measures the response of a bridge resistor to
temperature changes against a voltage divider
(see section. 1.2.3. Sensor Interfacing
Connections).
In addition to its integrated on-chip functionality,
the MSI 01 notably features a very high signal
resolution while maintaining signal stability and
consuming little current.
The MSI 01 is designed to evaluate differential
sensor signals of the type as delivered by e.g.
pressure sensors, hall sensors and sensors
working on the principle of a resistance measuring
bridge (strain measuring bridges, piezo or mag-
neto-resistive sensors). These sensors are
activated by the MSI 01. Per working cycle,
current is only supplied to the sensor bridge and
only for as long as measurement lasts. Power
supply of the bridge circuit can be in current mode
or voltage mode.
Equipped with an additional option for recording a
'0' input voltage (auto zero) or the voltage of an
internal or external calibration divider, the MSI 01
allows balancing to be performed at zero value or
full scale value. Since the preamplifier works
based on the chopper principle, very small signal
amplitudes can be evaluated. The chopper
transforms a given input signal into a frequency
range such that interferences in the transmission
channel will only be caused by the low level of
white noise portions. As a consequence, 1/f noise
portions prevailing in the low frequency and DC
ranges are strongly suppressed.
Because of its small dimensions (PQFP44) and
little power consumption (2 mA and 3 uA in stand-
by mode resp.), the MSI 01 can be directly
mounted at the sensor (e.g. in sensor heads), and
sensors which are connected via the MSI 01 can
be directly supplied with current and voltage.
Thanks to its integral temperature sensing ability,
the MSI 01 can preferentially be employed where
sensor characteristics have to be corrected for
matching to temperature conditions (e.g. Hall sen-
sors or strain measuring bridges), and further
where integrated signal conditioning solutions are
required.
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Page 3 of 22
Data sheet MSI 01
Evaluation-Board MSI-EB1
1.1.1. Features
Four input channels (multiplex)
Bridge current or voltage is supplied via the MSI 01 just for as long as the selected sensor
bridge takes to finish measurement
Low power design allows battery-operated mode
15-bit
resolution
Charge balancing ADC for excellent noise suppression
Unipolar and bipolar measurement
'Backrgound measurement' mode allows measurement without activation of C
Small temperature coefficient due to in-chip and external temperature measurement
Interrupt is generated on excession of limiting value
Data output via serial interface
Built-in pulse counter for use as gas flow meter (gas meter)
1.1.2. Applications
Battery-supported sensor electronics (pressure, temperature, strain gauge, etc.)
Data logger for measuring pressure and temperature in gas and water supply nets
Autonomous gas pressure monitoring devices
Weather
stations
Gas meters (gas quantity meters)
1.1.3. MSI-EB1 Evaluation Board
The evaluation board provides three plug-in bases for
sensor modules to allow individualized connection of those
sensors which the user needs to evaluate. The test
environment is completed by a Windows-based graphical
user screen for fast and easy access to the MCI's
functionality.
Features of this user screen include sample configurations
of the MSI 01, consecutive measurements with graphical
representation of results, access to all MSI 01
configurations (bits).
The graphical user screen ensures easy availability of the whole range of MSI 01 functions and
parameters.
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Data sheet MSI 01
1.2. Analog
Components
1.2.1. Power
Supply
Figure 1 shows a separate MSI 01 power supply diagram.
Figure 1: MSI 01 power supply
For MSI 01 operation, a voltage of 6 V is supplied, preferentially from a battery via an on-chip in-phase
regulator (STAB). It outputs a stabilized voltage V
DDA
of about 3.3 V which also powers the bridge sensors.
Since the absolute voltage value is subject to relatively broad process tolerances (about
10%), the serial
interface is prepared to calibrate to approximately
3%. The regulator has a built-in reset function (PON)
to output a static reset signal (high-active), as soon as the operating voltage drops below the power-fail
threshold. On excession of this power-on threshold, the reset signal will switch off with a certain time de-
lay.
At the same time, the V
DDA
supply voltage is also used as reference voltage for the ADC, which ensures
ratiometric measurement of the bridge signals. A derivative of the V
DDA
supply voltage is the V
DD
voltage
which is intended to power an external controller and further system components.
To reduce retro-interference effects from the controller's operating voltage, a resistor of about 5 ohms
isolates the V
DD
voltage from V
DDA
(regulator output voltage).
With the MSI 01 in power-down mode, all analog circuitry parts, including also the bridge supply compo-
nents, are turned off. The in-phase regulator will continue to operate in a current saving stand-by mode
(diminished regulation dynamics) so as to preserve the data contents of all digital registers, keep the in-
terface in operating condition and maintain power supply of external components.
The reset circuit will also remain active. Because this leads to a change in the regulator's working point,
the regulator output voltage may in stand-by mode insignificantly differ from that in normal operating mode
(
V
DD
<100mV).
STAB
Sensors
3,7V ... 6,6V
VDDA
3,3V3%
VBPx
RIBx
VSSA
VSS
SGND=VDDA/2
VDD
10n
10
3,3V3%
to Controller
5 Ohm
40
18
16
VBAT
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VBN
220n
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Data sheet MSI 01
1.2.2. Signal
Processing
A block diagram of the MSI 01 is contained in Figure 2. A required external or internal signal is selected by
an input multiplexer (MUX) to be connected to the input of the measuring channel. Supported measuring
modes are:
Differential measurement IPx INx
Differential measurement (IPx + INx)/2 ICx (only for inputs 1 and 2)
Measurement of on-chip temperature sensor voltage
Measurement of battery voltage via internal voltage divider
Auto zero measurement (both inputs of measuring channel internally connected to AGND)
Measurement of different pick-offs of a symmetric internal calibration divider (ratiometric)
Figure 2: Block diagram of MSI 01
The measuring channel consists of a low-noise preamplifier (CVV) with four selectable gains, one filter
amplifier (FV) for signal band limitation and an AD converter (ADC) with four selectable zero-point levels
and four selectable resolutions. Configuration of the measuring channel (source, sensititivity, zero-point,
resolution) is performed with the help of an interface command before or on starting of measurement.
Battery voltage measurement is restricted to a V
DDA
range of +0.1 V to approximately 7.2 V, because ade-
quate measuring accuracy is not guaranteed with smaller voltages. Battery voltage measurement must be
calibrated as the supply voltage which serves for reference voltage is subject to relatively strong exem-
plary variations.
Result counter
Summator
Time counter
RTC-prescaler
MODE register
Impuls counter
Realtime counter
Parallel PORT
Configuration
register
RTC
INT
SDAT
SCLK
PB
0
PB
2
PB
3
PB
4
PB
5
PB
6
PB
7
PB
1
PU
LS
BU
SY
RI
B
2
RI
B
1
TEST
PU
FCL
VBN
VBP3
VBP2
VBP1
VBP0
VBP
IN3
IP3
IC2
IN2
IP2
IC1
IN1
IP1
IN0
IP0
PO
N
VD
DA
SG
N
D
AGND
VB
AT
VS
SA
VS
S
VD
D
Test
scaler
Temp
sensor
Analogue
multiplexer
Preamplifier
antialiasing
Power-ON
Power-FAIL
RESET
A/D-Converter
Voltage
controller
Limit value register
Digital comparator
Bridge
supply
Clock generator
Control unit
Serial interface