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Hi,
How to interface external DAC 3161 with TMS320F28335.
Thanks
regards,
d.sangeetha
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Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools
Hi,
How to interface external DAC 3161 with TMS320F28335.
Thanks
regards,
d.sangeetha
Sangeetha,
Sure, we can probably find a good interface solution to the F28335 device. What type of communication were you planning on using from the DAC3161? The options should be listed in its datasheet here: http://www.ti.com/lit/gpn/dac3161
Regards,
Cody
Hi sir,
sorry Now we are changed the DAC part number AD5687R.
we are plan to connect TMS320F28355 and AD5687R using SPI interface.
will you please tell my pin configuration is right or wrong....
DSP side -------- DAC side
SPISIMOA(GPIO 16) ------ SDI
SPISOMI(GPIO 17) ------ SDO
SPICLKA(GPIO 18) ---- SCLK
SPISTEA(GPIO 19) ---LDAC(acive low pin)
GPIO 20 ------- SYNC(active low pin)
Thank you
Regards
d.sangeetha
Sangeetha,
I glanced at the datasheet for the AD5687R, and it appears that they connect the slave enabled "SPISTEA" to the SYNCn signal and a GPIO to LDACn. FYI "SPISTEA" is the slave enable from the C2000 device.
You will need to read through their data sheet and double check if that is correct. However, the rest of the pins are connected correctly.
If you change to a newer C2000 device you could get one with an integrated 12-bit buffered DAC! The TMS320F2837x family is probably the closest to the F28335. There is also a lower cost 100Mhz device that also has a buffered DAC, the TMS320f28004x family.
http://www.ti.com/product/TMS320F28379D
http://www.ti.com/product/TMS320F280049C
Also if you would like to stay with an external DAC, there are a good number of TI DACs that you could also use. (which you would get fantastic support for on that E2E forum provided you ran into technical issues. pin connections, layout, SPI communications issues, etc.)
Regards,
Cody