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How to use 500 bit conversion analog to digital expression

RM202605273230

Hello 

I am trying to convert 500 bits from analog.to digital and use in expression in Adexl.bit its taking upto 149 only how to use 500 directly could you please let me know Thank you 

  • Andrew Beckett

    This question makes no sense. Please explain more clearly what you are trying to do and what you have tried so far.

    Andrew

  • RM202605273230
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    "I have 500 output signals because I instantiated the same cell 500 times, resulting in 500 individual outputs. I want to convert these 500 signals into one analog-to-digital expression. In ADE XL, I selected the analog-to-digital conversion options and set the value range. However, even when I tried manually entering all 500 bits, ADE XL automatically limited the expression to only 149 bits. So, even in the worst case, it still truncates the output. How can I configure ADE XL so that all 500 signals appear in a single expression? I need all bits included in the output format after the setup, rather than being truncated to just 149."

  • Andrew Beckett
    in reply to RM202605273230
    RM202605273230 said:
    In ADE XL, I selected the analog-to-digital conversion options and set the value range.

    Where are you selecting "the analog-to-digital conversion options and set the value range"? Are you actually using ADE XL (which is an end-of-life product) or ADE Explorer/Assembler? 

    Which IC sub-version are you using?

    RM202605273230 said:
    even when I tried manually entering all 500 bits, ADE XL automatically limited the expression to only 149 bits

    Where did you "manually enter" all these bits?

    I'm trying to work out exactly what you did, as it's (still) not clear.

    Andrew

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