PNI RM3000-F Sensor Suite - Manual (Page 41)

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RM3000-f & RM2000-f Sensor Suite User Manual Page 41
6.2.3 Command Sequence for Setting Clock Divide Value
A sample command sequence is given below which sets the Clock Divide Value to “1”.
Set SSN to LOW.
Send 0x80 (this is the Command Byte to write to the Clock Divide Register)
Send 0 (this sets the Clock Divide Value to “1”)
Set SSN to HIGH
6.2.4 Changes to the Period Select Value
Since the high-speed clock is running faster, the time resolution of the measurement is
increased. Consequently, the number of cycle counts required to achieve a desired
magnetic field sensitivity is substantially reduced, and the Period Select value in the
Legacy Command Byte should be altered. Generally speaking, the best performance will
be obtained with the Clock Divide Value set to 1.
Table 6-4: Enhanced Legacy Mode with CD = 1
Default Legacy Enhanced Legacy with CD = 1
Period
Select
Cycle
Counts
Equivalent
1
Period Select
Cycle
Counts
Power
Consumption
Gain
0 32 0 32 same 16x greater
1 64 0 32 ~40% reduction 8x greater
2 128 0 32 ~65% reduction 4x greater
3 256 0 32 ~80% reduction 2x greater
4 512 1 64 ~90% reduction Same
5 1024 2 128 ~90% reduction Same
6 2048 3 256 ~90% reduction Same
7 4096 4 512 ~90% reduction Same
Footnote:
1. Equivalent Period Select is defined as the Period Select Value that provides equivalent gain to
the default Legacy Mode. If the Equivalent Period Select Value cannot be reduced (i.e. is at 0),
then the improvement in Gain is shown.