Is there any way to fix the tap (i.e. prevent any further adjustmentof the tap being used) used from the DAC5682Z FIFO once a SYNC event has been generated? The DLL is not being used in this applicatio which runs at about 100 MHz.
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Is there any way to fix the tap (i.e. prevent any further adjustmentof the tap being used) used from the DAC5682Z FIFO once a SYNC event has been generated? The DLL is not being used in this applicatio which runs at about 100 MHz.
Hi Derek,
Which tab are you describing here? can you please clarify you request in little bit in more detail.
Regards,
Neeraj
The DAC5682 has an internal data FIFO; the data fed to the analogue section is taken from a tap from the FIFO controlled by the internal workings of the DAC5682. This can be controlled externally to a certain extent via bits 2:0 of the CONFIG1 register. The offset used appears to be dynamically controlled internally by the DAC. Can the internal control be disabled (following a SYNC event) via the serial interface? What is the mechanism that triggers any internal adjustment ( e.g. noise on the SYNC input or data clock inputs)?
Hi Derek,
Bit 2:0 are used to set the initial offset for the FIFO write and read pointer. But there is no way to disable it via serial control.
Regards,
Neeraj
Just to confirm: the serial bus can only be used to set the *initial* value of the tap. What happens to the tap setting after that is up to the DAC's internal control algorithms?
Hi Derek,
Yes your statement is correct the serial bus can only be used to set the *initial* value of the tap. What happens to the tap setting after that is up to the DAC's internal control algorithms.
Regards,
Neeraj