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DAC81416
USB2ANY
Connector
Power and
External
Reference
Input
Connector
Output
Connector
Onboard Jumper
Settings
Onboard
Reference
Detailed Description
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DAC81416EVM
3 Detailed Description
3.1 Hardware Description
The following sections provide detailed information on the EVM hardware and jumper configuration
settings.
Table 5 displays the default configurations of all jumper connections on the DAC81416EVM.
Connect the USB cable from the USB2ANY to the PC.
Table 5. Jumper Settings
Jumper Default Position Available Option Description
J2 Open: RESET deactivated Closed: RESET activated RESET activation or deactivation
J3 Open: CLR deactivated Closed: CLR activated CLR activation or deactivation
J9 Closed: GND Open: external REFGND REFGND selection
J10 1-2: USB2ANY 3.3 V on J8.5 2-3: external VIO on J7.4 VIO selection
J11 1-2: VREF from REF5025 2-3: external VREF on J7.1
VREF selection note: deselect both
before selecting internal reference
J12 2-3: VSS on J7.6 1-2: GND VSS selection
3.1.1 Theory of Operation for DAC81416 Hardware
The block diagram of the DAC81416EVM board is displayed in Figure 4 . The EVM board connects to
external power supplies VCC, VSS, VDD/VAA and VIO through an external 7-pin terminal block. This
connector also provides an option for an external reference. The 32-pin header provides the 16 DAC
outputs and other signals, such as VREF, TEMPOUT and ALMOUT. The 10-pin wire-to-board connector
provides an interface to the USB2ANY platform. The SPI signals are provided either by using the
USB2ANY header or the test points. The USB2ANY also provides an optional 3.3-V VIO selectable by
jumper settings. There is also an onboard 2.5-V reference source.
Figure 4. DAC81416EVM Hardware Block Diagram