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Terminal
An electrical connector acting as reusable interface to a conductor and creating a point where external circuits can be connected.
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how to conect ADC 1293/99 to ESP32

@copilot how to conect ADC 1293/99 to ESP32

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To connect an ADC1293 or ADC1299 to an ESP32, you typically need to use the SPI interface for data communication between the ADC and the ESP32. The ADC1299 is a more complex variant of the ADS1293, with more channels, but the basic SPI communication principles still apply. Assuming you are referring to an ADS1299 for an EEG or similar biomedical signal acquisition, here’s a generalized way to connect it to an ESP32. If you're actually referring to an ADS1293 (which has fewer channels but similar SPI communication needs), the connection scheme regarding SPI would be essentially the same but with fewer EEG channel inputs to consider.

ADS1299 to ESP32 Connection Guide:

Power Connections:
- Connect ADS1299 AVDD and DVDD to ESP32 3.3V output for analog and digital power supply, respectively. Use AVDD_1, AVDD_2, AVDD_3, AVDD_4, AVDD_5 for analog, and DVDD_1, DVDD_2 for digital power pins on the ADS1299 side.
- Connect ADS1299 AGND and DGND to ESP32 GND. Typically you would use multiple DGND pins (e.g., DGND_1, DGND_2, DGND_3) on the ADS1299 to ensure good ground connections.

SPI Connections:
- Connect ADS1299 DIN (Data Input) to ESP32 MOSI (Master Out Slave In).
- Connect ADS1299 DOUT (Data Output) to ESP32 MISO (Master In Slave Out).
- Connect ADS1299 SCLK (Serial Clock) to ESP32 SCK (Serial Clock).
- Connect ADS1299 ~CS (Chip Select, active low) to an ESP32 GPIO pin used for SPI chip select (e.g., GPIO5). You must manage this pin in software to initiate SPI communication with the ADS1299.

Control Signals (Optional but recommended for full functionality):
- Connect ADS1299 ~DRDY (Data Ready, active low) to an ESP32 GPIO pin. This pin goes low when new data is available to read. It can be used to trigger an interrupt in the ESP32 for efficient data reading.
- Connect ADS1299 ~RESET to an ESP32 GPIO pin for resetting the ADS1299 through software.
- Connect ADS1299 START to an ESP32 GPIO pin to start or stop data conversion.
- Connect ADS1299 ~PWDN (Power Down, active low) to an ESP32 GPIO pin if you need to control the power state of the ADS1299 from the ESP32.

Miscellaneous:
- Ensure that the ADS1299 is properly configured for SPI communication by setting the CLKSEL pin accordingly if required by your specific ADS1299 variant to select the internal or external clock source.

Example Connection Summary:

Connect AVDD_1, AVDD_2, AVDD_3, AVDD_4, AVDD_5 to ESP32 3.3V

Connect DVDD_1, DVDD_2 to ESP32 3.3V

Connect DGND_1, DGND_2, DGND_3 to ESP32 GND

Connect DIN to ESP32 MOSI

Connect DOUT to ESP32 MISO

Connect SCLK to ESP32 SCK

Connect ~CS to ESP32 GPIO5 (example GPIO, can be any available GPIO pin)

Optional control signals:~DRDY, ~RESET, START, ~PWDN to respective ESP32 GPIO pins

Please adjust the ESP32 GPIO pin assignments as per your specific module or development board's documentation and your design requirements. GPIO pin numbers are just examples; the ESP32 has flexible pin assignment for SPI and GPIO functionalities.

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