LSC2416

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Ultra-high resolution 24-bit sigma-delta ADC with integrated PGA, suitable for precision measurement and sensor appli...

Product Overview

Description

The LSC2416 is a precision 24-bit sigma-delta ADC designed for high-resolution measurement applications.

With outstanding noise performance and integrated temperature sensor, this ADC is ideal for weigh scales and temperature measurement.

The device features an I2C-compatible interface and low power consumption for battery-powered applications.

Product Series

LSC

Primary Application

Weigh scales and load cells

Key Features

  • 24-bit resolution with 22-bit ENOB
  • Integrated PGA with gains from 1x to 128x
  • Low noise: 30nV RMS at PGA=128
  • Programmable output data rate
  • Internal temperature sensor
  • Low power: 300µA operating current

Specifications

Resolution 24-bit
ENOB 22 bits (PGA=1)
PGA Gain 1x to 128x
Input Channels 2 differential
Output Data Rate 5 SPS to 2k SPS
Interface I2C
Power Supply 2.7V to 5.25V
Temperature Range -40°C to +125°C
Package MSOP-10, QFN-16

Applications

Weigh scales and load cells

Electronic system design

Temperature measurement

Data acquisition and conversion

Pressure sensors

Sensor signal conditioning

Battery monitoring

Battery and charging management

Portable instrumentation

Electronic system design

Documents & Resources

FAE Expert Insights

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"The LSC2416 is an excellent choice for precision measurement applications. The integrated PGA with gains up to 128x eliminates the need for external amplification in many sensor applications. I've used this successfully in weigh scale designs where the low noise floor is critical."

Excellent noise performance and integrated PGA simplify sensor interface design

— Sarah Zhang, BeiLuo

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the effective resolution at different PGA gains?

The effective number of bits (ENOB) varies with PGA gain setting. At PGA=1x, the LSC2416 achieves 22-bit ENOB. At PGA=8x, expect approximately 21-bit ENOB. At PGA=128x, the ENOB is approximately 19 bits due to increased noise at higher gains.

Calculate required resolution based on your sensor output and noise requirements.

ENOB effective resolution PGA gain
How do I optimize output data rate vs. noise performance?

The LSC2416 allows trade-off between output data rate and noise performance. Lower data rates (5-10 SPS) provide the best noise performance with effective filtering of 50/60Hz power line interference. Higher data rates provide faster response but with higher noise.

Use lower data rates for best noise; higher rates for faster response.

data rate noise performance digital filter
What is the input impedance of LSC2416?

The LSC2416 features very high input impedance, typically greater than 1 GΩ, which minimizes loading effects on sensors and allows direct connection to high-impedance sources. This high input impedance is maintained across all PGA gain settings.

Suitable for direct connection to high-impedance sensors without buffering.

input impedance sensor loading high impedance
How do I calibrate the LSC2416 for best accuracy?

The LSC2416 supports system calibration to remove offset and gain errors. Calibration is performed by applying known input voltages (typically near zero and full-scale) and calculating correction coefficients. The calibration values are stored in registers and applied to conversion results automatically.

Perform calibration at system level for best accuracy; store calibration values in non-volatile memory.

calibration offset gain error accuracy
Can I use multiple LSC2416 devices on the same I2C bus?

Yes, the LSC2416 supports I2C address selection through external pins, allowing up to 4 devices on the same I2C bus. Each device can be addressed independently for multi-channel data acquisition systems.

Use address pins to configure unique addresses for each device on the bus.

I2C address multiple devices bus configuration