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DAC80004EVM: DAC80004EVM

eli
Guru 13485 points
Part Number: DAC80004EVM
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DXP

Got the DAC80004EVM. If I correct its required also the MMBO board too.

Is it correct?

How to order it?

The related s/w tool is the DXP DAC Exerciser Program?

 

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    TI__Mastermind 46290 points

    Eli,

    The DAC80004EVM is designed with the HW form-factor that can interface the MMB0 / DXP platform, although the kit does not include an MMB0 (essentially this was to reduce cost of the kit and make it more accessible).

    If used with DXP a configuration file will be required which is attached to this post.

    Most likely the quickest method to acquire a MMB0 board is to order an "EVM-PDK" which includes the MMB0 given import / export control restrictions with respect to shipping.

    8662.DAC80004.xml 
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<device>
  <name>DAC80004</name>
  <revision>1.0.0</revision>
  <date>6Jun2014</date>
  <devicesettings>
    <instructionwidth>32</instructionwidth>
    <format>sbinary</format>
    <dataword>XXXXCCCCAAAADDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDXXXX</dataword>
    <commanddefault>0</commanddefault>
    <commandlatch>3</commandlatch>
    <maxupdaterate>1000000</maxupdaterate>
    <channels>4</channels>
    <interface>
      <type>spi</type>
      <polarity>0</polarity>
      <phase>1</phase>
      <maxsclk>50000000</maxsclk>
      <framebits>32</framebits>
    </interface>
    <latchpin>
      <feature>1</feature>
      <pulsepol>0</pulsepol>
    </latchpin>
    <FSplus>4</FSplus>
    <FSminus>0</FSminus>
  </devicesettings>
  <gpiofunctions>
    <function>
      <gpio>5</gpio>
      <name>Clear</name>
      <default>1</default>
      <active>0</active>
      <labels>
        <active>CLEAR</active>
        <inactive>notcleared</inactive>
      </labels>
    </function>
  </gpiofunctions>
</device>