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BLOCK DIAGRAM AND FUNCTIONS
The EVAL-AD5413SDZ plugin is organized to appear similar to
the block diagram shown in the
data sheet. This graphical
user interface (GUI) correlates the functions of the EVAL-
AD5413SDZ with the descriptions in the
Full descriptions of each block and register setting are available
in the
data sheet. The full screen
block
diagram with labels is shown in Figure 8. Table 3 and Table 4
describe the functionality of each block.
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F
G
H
I
J
L
M
N
P
Q
R
S
T
V
K1
K2
K3
K4
K5
K6
K7
K8
K9
K10
K11
K12
A
B
C
D
E
U
Block Diagram with Labels
Block Diagram Label Functions (See Figure 8)
Figure Label
Function
A
To apply any changes made to the block diagram or to register values in the memory map to the device, click
Apply Changes
.
B
To read back all of the registers of the device, click
Read All
.
C
Click
Reset Chip
to reset the
Reset Chip
button has the same functionality as the software reset of the
D
Click
Diff
to show the registers that are different from the data stored on the device. This function shows what has changed
since the last register read.
E
Click
Software Defaults
to load the software defaults of the device. These values are not written to the hardware. Click
Apply Changes
(Label A) to write the software default values to the hardware.
F
The
AD0
and
AD1
check boxes set the
address of the device and must correspond to the JP12 and JP14 links on
the hardware. If either check box is selected, this represents a high state. If either box is not selected, this represents a low
state.
G
If the
/RESET
board sets the RESET pin high. Otherwise, the
board pulls the RESET pin low.
H
If the
/LDAC
check box is selected, the
board sets the LDAC pin high. Otherwise, the
board pulls the LDAC pin low.
I
The EVAL-AD5413SDZ plugin monitors the FAULT pin. If the FAULT pin is low, the
/FAULT
indicator LED lights up red.
J
VI_OUT
displays the calculated output at VI
OUT
, and displays if the output is in voltage, milliamps, or is high impedance (high-Z).
Kx
GUI access on several registers. Pop-ups, dropdown menus, and hexadecimal text boxes are available in the GUI to configure
several registers of the
. To write the changes to the device, click
Apply Changes
(Label A). The functions within this
GUI that control various registers are described in Table 4.
L
The
Calibration Memory Refresh
button initiates a write to the key register to perform a calibration memory refresh.
M
The
SW LDAC
button initiates a write to the key register to perform a software LDAC command.
N
The
NOP Command
button initiates a write to Address 0x00 for a no operation (NOP) command.
O
Two Stage Readback
menu. A 2-stage readback is initiated through the 2-stage readback select register. Click
Readback
to
initiate a write to the 2-stage readback select register and issue a NOP command.