Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1601
Hello,
I have the ADS1601/02 EVM. In its user’s guide ( SLAU147 ), it says there is an example project running in the CCSv3.3 environment, by the name ‘ADS1601-XXXX.pjt' , where the XXXX in the project’s name…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1601 I am looking at interface the ADS1601 with the PIC32, which supports framed mode on the SPI port. The PIC32 would be the slave and the ADS1601 would be the master. Should this work?
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1601 The data sheet says you can sync two ADC1601 data convertors by asserting the SYNC input on both parts while clocking them from the same clock.
Once they are synced, the FSO and SCLK outputs from each chip should…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1601 Hello,
I have the ADS1601/02 EVM. In its user’s guide ( SLAU147 ), it says there is an example project running in the CCSv3.3 environment, by the name ‘ADS1601-XXXX.pjt' , where the XXXX in the project’s name…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1601 The ADS1601 seems to want DVDD = 3.0 V nominal. It has a range of 2.7 – 3.3 V, and is tested at 3.0 V.
Is it OK to have DVDD = 3.3 V nominal? (+/- 3% I suppose, which would make it 3.4 V max)
I can put in…
You are correct, but since these groups are always doing devices for the next rounds of test equipment they always have to do better than anything you can buy. In HD work, source cancellation methods are normally used, one of the very few published references…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1602 , ADS1601 Dear friends,
We've used the ADS1602 analog to digital converter in our custom board. This board is connected to OMAP L138 LCDK. According to the ADS1602 user manual (page 19 of www.ti.com/.../ads1602…
BAS,
I would recommend the OMAP-L137 DSK. The DSP boots first in this part, so you can just ignore the ARM and program the c6747 DSP. It has large serial flash, and if that's not enough, there's an SD card slot on the DSK. The DSK has a generous…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1605 Hello all, My name is Justin Burk and I am attempting to get back into DSP. I took technical and lab DSP courses in college but haven't seen it since 1998. I have spent the past 12 years designing RF/Microwave…
