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The Cyrustek 51919 is used in LCR meters. The chip takes no commands, and continually outputs 17-byte packets structured as described below.
The Cyrustek 51919 is used in LCR meters. The chip takes no commands, and continually outputs 17-byte packets structured as described below.


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| Configuration
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| 5-7
| test frequency
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| 0 100 Hz
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| 1 120 Hz
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| 2 1 KHz
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| 3 10 KHz
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| 4 100 KHz
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| 5 0 Hz (DC)
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| Tolerance (sorting mode)
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| 0
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| ±0.25%
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| 4
| Tolerance
| ±0.5%
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| 5
| ±1%
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| 6
| ±2%
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| 7
| ±5%
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| ±10%
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| 9
| ±20%
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| 10
| -20+80%
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| 5-9
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Latest revision as of 18:24, 27 August 2015

The Cyrustek 51919 is used in LCR meters. The chip takes no commands, and continually outputs 17-byte packets structured as described below.

Byte Description
0-1 Header, always 0x00 0x0d
2 Flags
0 hold enabled
1 reference shown (in delta mode)
2 delta mode
3 calibration mode
4 sorting mode
5 LCR mode
6 auto mode
7 parallel measurement (vs. serial)
3 Configuration
0-4 unknown
5-7 test frequency
0 100 Hz
1 120 Hz
2 1 KHz
3 10 KHz
4 100 KHz
5 0 Hz (DC)
4 Tolerance (sorting mode)
0 not set
3 ±0.25%
4 ±0.5%
5 ±1%
6 ±2%
7 ±5%
8 ±10%
9 ±20%
10 -20+80%
5-9 Primary measurement
10-14 Secondary measurement
15-16 Footer, always 0x0d 0x0a