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  • Forum Post: Industry’s first 4-ch, 16-bit, 1.25 GSPS DAC3484

    Joasia
    Did you know that the DAC3484 has a 65% lower power consumption than the competitors? Find here all you need to know http://bit.ly/dOA8OU
    on Apr 26, 2011

  • Forum Post: Selection of Digital to Analog Converter

    sujit kumar
    Hi all I need to vary 5 volt taken from USB. I want to use a Digital to analog converter and give it data from a microcontroller (the board must be USB Power Driven). I tried TLC7226. I gave 5V as reference, 5V to its VDD (from USB itself) and 0V to VSS. But the full scale reading was not 5V. Though...
    on Sep 15, 2011

  • Forum Post: Multiplicative noise in DAC5681 output

    Luis M Brugarolas
    I am using ADS5681 in a system in which it acts as an Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG) with a sampling clock frequency of 312.5 MHz. When characterizing it with sine signals, I have found that the desired sinusoid seems to be modulated by low frequency random noise and various tones. There is nod...
    on Sep 30, 2011

  • Forum Post: Looking for a DAC and DSP (FPGA)

    Matthew Schlitt
    Hello, I'm working on a senior design project for UConn and we're tasked with developing a guassian pulse train. We've decided to use a DAC and DSP to do this. I'm looking for a DAC that has at least 400 MSPS input data speed and a compatible DSP. Does TI make a DAC that gets at...
    on Dec 6, 2011

  • Forum Post: using DAC3162EVM evaluation board

    Manuel Dardon
    Hello, we are trying to create a sine and cosine wave from an fpga evaluation board ( virtex6 ML605 evluation board). We bought the DAC6132EVM and the FMC adaptor for it because the virtex6 has the FMC connection. The problem we have is that the DAC has to be configured and apparently it comes configured...
    on Mar 6, 2012

  • Blog Post: Tracking down spurious signals in high-speed DACs

    Kristina Arnold
    Robert Keller, Systems and Advanced Technology Manager for our High Speed Data Converter business, is a regular contributor to the long-standing and wildly popular Signal Chain Basics article series from EE Times. Robert's newest article, " Tracking down spurious signals in high-speed DACs ...
    on May 14, 2012

  • Forum Post: Arbitrary Waveform Generator - Help me get started Plz

    Hossein Ghaffari Nik
    Hello All, I have worked mostly with Microchip's microcontrollers and some regular DACs and DDSs to generate Sine, Triangular and square waves of different low frequencies in the past. I would like some guidance as to what ICs I should use to accomplish an arbitrary waveform generator that is...
    on Oct 1, 2012

  • Forum Post: Best Choice for SDR platform?

    Arthur Adams
    I'm working on SDR project that needs 8 MSPS I/Q (16-bit samples) signal generation in real-time (on the fly). For generation 8 MSPS I/Q 16bit samples, 8x16x2 = 256 Mbps or 32MBps (Mega Byte per second) bus needed, so I think this will rule out USB interface. What is the best (price+time) choice...
    on Jan 24, 2013

  • Forum Post: Line Buffer for DAC5662 with f_clk=48MHz

    Andreas Arnold
    Hey there, I want to operate a DAC5662A with a clock frequency of 48MHz. The clock and the data comes from motherboard equipped with a Xilinx FPGA and the DAC will be on a analog I/O daughtercard. I searched for non-inverting line buffers to put between the FPGA and the DAC. I found the SN74LVCH16244...
    on Apr 11, 2013

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