Does the ADC have overvoltage protection such that it's ok for the occasional input to be outside the set gain range? I'm specifically going to be using the +-1.0V range. If so, is there a rule of thumb for how much outside the set range is ok?
Does the ADC have overvoltage protection such that it's ok for the occasional input to be outside the set gain range? I'm specifically going to be using the +-1.0V range. If so, is there a rule of thumb for how much outside the set range is ok?
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The limit on any T7 AINx terminal versus GND is +/-20 volts regardless of AIN configuration. This is the continuous limits, as all terminals can handle much higher transients such as ESD.
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