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dmage
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Possibility of AD7982-based addon board

Hi. I've looking for a board for my demo project and it's involves AD7982 1 MSps ADC.

 

Your board Spartan-6 LX9 MicroBoard is looks fine to me as processing and communicating basis,

but i doubt in speed capabilities of the PMOD connectors for my case. 

 

Can i use them for connect my custom addon board and use AD7982 to archive full 1MSps rate over SPI ?

 

 

Sincerly,

Volodin Konstantin,

IT-spec, Educator/Engineer

PSTA, Penza, Russia

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JBethurem
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Re: Possibility of AD7982-based addon board

Hi Volodin,

 

We have a reference design using two AD7476A ADC's.  Look under Support Files and Downloads page for the LX9.

There are 12-bit, 1 MSPS ADC's.   


The ADC you listed is 18-bits, thus about 50% more throughput.  Considering the AD7476A works OK, I would believe

there is enough headroom for that.

 

Thanks,

Jayson

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JBethurem
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Re: Possibility of AD7982-based addon board

Also, some SPI interfaces goes has high at 70MHz.

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dmage
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Re: Possibility of AD7982-based addon board

Hi,  and thanks for answer.

 

Can i use an already build EDK design with an a SPI core and then write some code for Microblaze + code for communicating with the PC

to implement datalogger functionality ?

 

 

Sincerly, Konstantin Volodin.

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JBethurem
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Re: Possibility of AD7982-based addon board

If you could get away with using our PMOD board with the 7476A (again only 12-bit) then that
prebuilt design is available.

 

Alternatively, AVS6LX9MBHP012 has a GPIO port mapped to the Pmods.   Its not configured as a SPI
port, however you could bit bang out SPI bits.  However that would be very tedious.  


Building a processor with a spare SPI port is what you really want.  But that would require EDK.

 

Jayson

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dmage
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Re: Possibility of AD7982-based addon board

Thanks, and i hope we will continue this thread after i've got this board!