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USB2PMB1# Adapter Board

Evaluates: Munich (USB2PMB1#)

a) 

Scope Options:

 On the top right corner of 

the scope or the Histogram plot, plot settings 

options are available for the user to play/pause, 

zoom in/out, pan, print, save, and waveform 

settings.

b)

  Plot Configuration Options

i) 

ADC Count:

 This option plots the ADC 

code itself on the Y-axis with the number of 

samples on the X-axis.

ii) 

Voltage: 

This option plots the converted 

voltage value.

iii) 

0 to 10V to Temp: 

Plots the temperature 

measured from IFM TA3231 Temp-Sensor. 

This sensor sinks/sources current propor-

tional to the temperature measured. The 

shunt current and the temperature mea-

sured would also be indicated at the bottom 

of the GUI.

iv) 

FFT: 

This option plots the FFT measure-

ment on the Y-axis vs. frequency on the 

X-axis.

v) 

Histogram: 

This pushbutton option allows 

the user to view the resultant output in 

Histogram. The X-axis is ADC code and the 

Y-axis is the number occurrence.

vi) 

History

i) 

History Length: 

This option allows the 

user to view the history data by choosing 

the history length for viewing the data.

ii) 

Show History of Average: 

Checking this 

option allows the user to view entire data 

in history up to the history length chosen.

vii) 

Calibrate: 

If the user wishes to calibrate, 

this option enables a real-time calibration.

i) 

Offset: 

The offset calibration is done 

by forcing a 0V input voltage to obtain 

the plot counts. This plot counts value 

if other than 0, should be fed in the 

offset digit tab.

ii) 

Volt per LSB: 

This option calibrates 

for gain error. The volt per code cali-

bration is done by forcing approxi-

mately 80% of the specified input 

range (+10V) at input to obtain the 

code.

16

Vin_Mea

Volt per 

sured

L

2

1

SB

=

Corona GUI Tab

This environment consists of the internal block diagram 

of the Corona board and the remainder of the operations 

(

Figure 15

) to perform:

 

Reading Section

 

Display Section

1) 

Reading Section

a)

  Read Once: 

This pushbutton tab allows dis-

crete sampling.

b) 

Read continuously:

 This feature allows con-

tinuous sampling. Once the 

Read continu-

ously 

button is clicked the button changes its 

text to 

Stop Reading 

and the user would not be 

able to disconnect the board from the software 

until the user clicks the 

Stop Sampling

 button.

2) 

Display Section

a) 

Result: 

This displays the HEX value of the 

generated serial Data (B0:B15)

b) 

B0 to B15: 

This displays the individual Bit of 

serially generated Data
i)  B0: RES: Reserved.
ii)  B1: OT: Display status of internal tempera-

ture monitor.

iii)  B2: UV: Display status of field supply volt-

age.

iv) B3 to B7: CRC: Internally calculated and 

generated cyclic redundancy check code.

v)  B8 to B15: Serially generated data bits.

c)  IN1 to IN8: Displays the input data applied.

Summary of Contents for Munich USB2PMB1

Page 1: ...r 1 2A PWM step down DC DC converter MAX1556 a dual high speed USB to multipurpose UART FIFO IC FT2232HL and a 4K MICROWIRE compatible serial EEPROM This Munich adapter board is used to enable USB to...

Page 2: ...esigned to supply power to exter nal boards Santa Fe Campbell Fresno and Corona through the connector X2 It is intended to provide power supply to the interface circuitry present in the connected driv...

Page 3: ...on device s documentation 4 Connect the Munich board s 2x6 pin right angle con nector to the companion device s 2x6 pin right angle header Detailed Description of Software Graphical User Interface GUI...

Page 4: ...rd is connected See Figure 6 Connecting Multiple Boards When connecting multiple boards such as Campbell and Cupertino at the same time to two separate Munich boards perform Steps 1 to 3 for each devi...

Page 5: ...changes its text to Stop Sampling and the user would not be able to discon nect the board from the software until the user clicks the Stop Sampling button 3 Sample Rate This drop down box option allow...

Page 6: ...s the temperature mea sured from IFM TA3231 Temp Sensor This sensor sinks sources current proportional to the temperature measured The shunt current and the temperature measured would be indi cated th...

Page 7: ...Maxim Integrated 7 www maximintegrated com USB2PMB1 Adapter Board Evaluates Munich USB2PMB1 Figure 9a Plot Configuration Options Figure 10 Histogram Display on Munich Campbell GUI Figure 9a Figure 10...

Page 8: ...ale the current measured ii Offset The offset calibration is done by forcing a 0V input voltage or 0mA current to obtain the plot counts This plot counts value if other than 0 should be fed in the off...

Page 9: ...el input has seven differ ent input range options for selection See Figure 12 2 Sampling a Sample Once This pushbutton tab allows dis crete sampling b Sample Continuously This feature allows continuou...

Page 10: ...down box menu to choose to aver age of the discrete values sampled For instance if 16 is selected it takes the first 16 samples of the sample shot the user takes then averages them and shows the numbe...

Page 11: ...Maxim Integrated 11 www maximintegrated com USB2PMB1 Adapter Board Evaluates Munich USB2PMB1 Figure 13 Calibration Display on Munich Cupertino GUI...

Page 12: ...c Sample Rate This drop down box option allows the user to choose the sample rate or the number of samples per second d Sample Count This drop down box option allows the user to choose the number of...

Page 13: ...he user wishes to calibrate this option enables a real time calibration i Offset The offset calibration is done by forcing a 0V input voltage to obtain the plot counts This plot counts value if other...

Page 14: ...luates Munich USB2PMB1 Figure 15 Munich Corona GUI Denotes RoHS compliant For further details refer to the MAX11300PMB1 Peripheral Module and Munich USB2PMB1 Adapter Board Quick Start Guide at www max...

Page 15: ...axim Integrated logo are trademarks of Maxim Integrated Products Inc 2015 Maxim Integrated Products Inc 15 USB2PMB1 Adapter Board Evaluates Munich USB2PMB1 REVISION NUMBER REVISION DATE DESCRIPTION PA...

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