NEC uPD7002 4-channel A/D converter pinout

DIP-28. Four-channel integrating A/D converter, 8 or 10-bit, with a microprocessor bus interface.

An 8 or 10-bit integrating converter (the BBC reads a 12-bit field; trust 10 bits at most). Reference is about 1.8 V from three diodes. End of conversion interrupts through system VIA CB1. It sits straight on the analog port with no protection: any input above 5.5 V or below -0.5 V can kill it. On the BBC: registers at &FEC0-&FEC2; XI (pin 2) takes 1 MHz (Master SM 7.5.1); the integrating capacitor (C25 / C49) sits on pins 4 and 6; VREF (pin 8) should be a quiet 1.8 V to pin 9; CH0-CH3 (pins 13-10) go to analog port pins 15, 7, 12, 4; /CS (pin 23) comes from the Master I/O controller IC15 pin 35; /EOC (pin 28) goes to system VIA CB1.

Open the interactive 7002 pinout

Pins

PinNameTypeSignal
1X0clockExternal clock input (the data sheet lists X0 and X1 together as the clock input). Not connected on the BBC boards, which feed the clock to pin 2.
2XIclockExternal clock input.
3VSSgroundTTL ground.
4CIioIntegrating capacitor.
5GDioGuard.
6CIioIntegrating capacitor, other end.
7GDioGuard.
8VREFpowerReference voltage input (to analog ground, pin 9).
9GNDgroundAnalog ground.
10CH3ioAnalog input channel 3.
11CH2ioAnalog input channel 2.
12CH1ioAnalog input channel 1.
13CH0ioAnalog input channel 0.
14VDDpower+5 V.
15D7dataData bus bit 7.
16D6dataData bus bit 6.
17D5dataData bus bit 5.
18D4dataData bus bit 4.
19D3dataData bus bit 3.
20D2dataData bus bit 2.
21D1dataData bus bit 1.
22D0dataData bus bit 0.
23/CSctrlChip select.
24/WRctrlWrite strobe.
25/RDctrlRead strobe.
26A0addrRegister address bit 0.
27A1addrRegister address bit 1.
28/EOCctrlEnd of conversion, low when done.

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