ADC32RF45EVM: what is the maximum sampling data rate that can be analyzed in one shot?

Shai Berman

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Part Number: ADC32RF45EVM

Hi Team,

what is the maximum sampling data rate that can be analyzed in one shot?

and what are the tools that recommended in order to evaluate this part?

waiting for your kind response.

Best regards,

Shai

over 6 years ago

0 Neeraj Gill over 6 years ago

TI__Mastermind 20541 points

Hi Shai,

We have TSW14J56EVM board which is capture/pattern generation board. The EVM connect to PC and uses HSDCpro software which allows you to analyze output data from the ADC. Currently the TSW14J56 supports 524288 samples for the FFT analysis.

Regards,

Neeraj

0 Shai Berman over 6 years ago in reply to Neeraj Gill

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Neeraj,
I guess I wasn't clear with my previous question, so please let me rephrase:
What is the max sampling rate that can be stored on the capture/pattern generation board and in which fastest mode the stored data can be transferred to the PC for Matlab analysis?

Kind Regards,
Shai

0 Shai Berman over 6 years ago in reply to Shai Berman

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there is any update?

Kind Regards,
Shai

0 Matthias Feulner over 5 years ago in reply to Shai Berman

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Shai,

the 8Gb total memory on the capture card allows to store as many as 512Megasamples at 16 bits resolution. Depending on converter sample rate you will be able to store a certain duration of sample data. The capture card is equipeed with a USB3.0 interface for data transfer to the PC, but that is not necessarily aimed at real time data transfer.

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ADC32RF45EVM: what is the maximum sampling data rate that can be analyzed in one shot?