Board Connectors and Components ..................Power Supply Input – VA, VIO ..................... Reference Voltage – VREF ..................The Driving Circuit about LM8350 ..............The Interface between LM8350 and ADC161S626 ....................The ADC161S626 Circuit ......................Software Installation ..................Graphical User Interface (GUI) ..................
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ADC161S626 Evaluation Board ....................5 V and 3.3 V Power Supply ....................Reference Voltage VREF ..................The Driving Circuit about LM8350 ..............The Interface between LM8350 and ADC161S626 ....................The ADC161S626 Circuit ..................ADC1x1S62x Installation Directory ..................ADC1x1S62x Installation Finish ..................
The EVM contains an LMP8350 and an ADC161S626. The LMP8350 is an ultra-low distortion, fully- differential amplifier designed for driving high-performance precision analog-to-digital converters (ADC). The user can use the LMP8350 to drive the ADC, or test the performance of ADC161S626 directly. The evaluation board communicates with the MSP430’s Launch-Pad through the SPI interface.
This section describes the functions, jumpers, and connectors on the ADC161S626EVM. The top view of this board is shown in Figure 1. The detailed introductions for each part are shown as follows. Figure 1. ADC161S626 Evaluation Board List of Tables SNOU130A – July 2014 – Revised February 2015 Submit Documentation Feedback...
The Interface between LM8350 and ADC161S626 The standard 100 mils header J2 is the interface between LM8350 and ADC161S626. Pin 1 and pin 5 are the differential output of LM8350. The OUT+ and OUT- are test points to probe the LM8350 differential output.
The ADC161S626 Circuit The R9, R10, and C11 are the anti-aliasing filter for the differential input of the ADC161S626. C15 and C16 are the bypass capacitors of reference voltage VREF. C13 and C14 are the bypass capacitors of the analog supply and digital input/output supply, respectively.
ADC1x1S62x software from TI’s website at http://www.ti.com/product/adc161s626. Follow these steps to install the ADC161S626EVM software: 1. Click http://www.ti.com/product/adc161s626, scroll down to the Software section, and download the latest evaluation software. 2. Unzip the downloaded file into a known directory, and run the setup.exe file located in [Unzip location]\ADC161S626EVM\EVM_GUI\ADC1x1S62x Installer\Volume.
2. Open the MSP430 USB Firmware Upgrade application. By default, the application is launched from Start > Programs > Texas Instruments > MSP430 USB Firmware Upgrade Example. 3. Click Next to proceed on the first prompt; read and accept the license agreement and click Next to continue.
ADC to be sourced from an on-board 4.096 V regulator. The user can also use an external VREF by shorting pin1-2. 3. The outputs of the differential amplifier are connected with inputs of ADC161S626 by shorting pin1-2 and pin 4-5 on J2 by default.
3. In single mode, click the single read tabs to get and show a single data, while in continuous mode the waveform chart displays the digital code output of the ADC161S626. Choose the burst mode and click Start Plot to catch and display the data.
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