>Minimum means that time is enought to acomplish a conversion, so the more
>Tad time you give, the more time you are wasting. So, minimum should be
also
>recommended in most cases, but that depends on how you do conversion and if
>it's a speed critical aplication.

So if I get an invalid value calculating the ADCS value using the minimum
Tad time, should I just keep raising the Tad time until I get a valid
answer?

Equation 17-1 in the 30F family reference manual:

 <http://roboticsguy.com/equation/rendered/images/70046E_equation_17-1.png>

Solving for ADCS with my instruction time and the minimum Tad value:

[image:
http://roboticsguy.com/images/misc/70046E_equation_17-1_solving_for_ADCS.png]

Which equals: *-0.58335*

If I make Tad 400ns then ADCS would equal 1. Is that what I should do?

Thanks :)
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