Part Number: DAC8571 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430FR5969 Hi!
I have an automation project that requires distance measuring. To cover the required measuring range, I select this distance sensor ( https://www.sparkfun.com/products/14722 ). However…
Part Number: DAC8571 Hallo
I am working with DAC8571 with Raspberry PI, I am trying to change the output that starts from 500mV, 1V, 1.5V, and 2.5V
but the output is not changed, the output is still 1.25V. I am using Python programme, my program like…
Part Number: DAC8571 To my understanding, a DAC will need to be output into a reconstruction filter in order to get a clean analog signal. I looked through the datasheet, but could not find any recommendations on a design for the reconstruction filter…
Part Number: DAC8571 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC8811 , , PCM1770 , PCM1772 Hi,
I have been searching for a DAC to convert decoded mp3 file samples into an analog signal to be fed into an amplifier and speaker. I came across this DAC and am…
Part Number: DAC8571 Hi,
In the datasheet of DAC8571, its mentioned the Reference Input voltage range to be 0 - Vdd.
If we set Vdd reference voltage as 3.3v, can we set the reference input voltage as low as 0.5V such that each step size with a 16…
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My customer has a question about absolute maximum rating of "Lead temperature, soldering". Could you let me know the mean of red circle description below, please?
I thought that Vapor phase (60s) is max time at time maintained above. But I got…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC8571 Hi!!
I have some problems with the I2C communication between F28069 Piccolo controlSTICK and TI-DAC8571.
I check the analog output signal of DAC with oscilloscope and I use the "Expressions" command on Code…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC8571 , DAC5574 What is the maximum output voltage fo the DAC8571 SCL and SDA pins when the I2C line is being driven low?
-Tim Starr on behalf of MS@DE
Hi Fadi,
You can go for DAC8571. Please note that if you are using multiple same devices on the I2C bus, there may be address contention, in which case, you will need to use external I2C buffers or something similar.
Regards,
Uttam
Hi,
Looking at your code it is hard to tell what is going wrong. Your are doing bitbanging to do I2C communication. Although this is one way to do it, I would recommend to go utilize the respective peripheral. The USART module has an integrated I2C…
