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AD9789-EBZ 

Quick Start Guide 

One

 

Technology

 

Way

 

 

P.O.

 

Box

 

9106

 

 

Norwood,

 

MA

 

02062-9106,

 

U.S.A.

 

 

Tel:

 

781.329.4700

 

 

Fax:

 

781.461.3113

 

 

www.analog.com 

 

Getting Started with the AD9789-EBZ Evaluation Board 

 

 

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Fax: 781.461.3113 

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WHAT’S IN THE BOX 

AD9789-EBZ Evaluation Board 
Evaluation Board CD 
Mini-USB Cable 

RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT 

Sinusoidal Clock Source (>2GHz, <0.5ps RMS jitter) OR 
Low-Frequency Clock Source (using on-board multiplier) 
Spectrum Analyzer 
+5Vdc Regulated Power Supply (>1.5Amp) 
Data Pattern Generator Series 2 (DPG2)

 

 

INTRODUCTION 

The  AD9789-EBZ  Evaluation  Board  connects  to  a  DPG2  to  allow  for  quick  evaluation  of  the  AD9789.  Control  of  the  SPI  port  in  the 
AD9789 is available through USB with accompanying PC software. The AD9789-EBZ allows evaluation of both CMOS and LVDS modes, 
as well as numerous interface modes of the AD9789. The DPGDownloader software automatically formats the data sent to the DPG2 to 
account for the interface mode. 

 

SOFTWARE 

The AD9789-EBZ is designed to receive data from a DPG2. The DAC Software Suite, plus the AD9789 Update, is required for evaluation. 
The  DAC  Software  Suite  is  included  on  the  Evaluation  Board  CD,  or  can  be  downloaded  from  the  DPG  web  site  at 
http://www.analog.com/dpg.  This  will  install  DPGDownloader  (for  loading  vectors  into  the  DPG2)  and  the  AD9789  SPI  Controller 
application. 

 

HARDWARE SETUP 

Connect a +5Vdc power supply to the banana jacks (P5 and P6). The clock source (AC or DC coupled) should be connected to the SMA 
jack labeled S1 (HF_DACCLK), and the spectrum analyzer should be connected to the SMA jack labeled S5 (AOUT_DAC-). The DPG2 
connects through connector J3 and J4, and the USB cable should be connected to XP2. Note that the PC software needs to be installed 
before connecting the USB cable to your computer. 

                   

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Summary of Contents for AD9789-EBZ

Page 1: ... 2 DPG2 INTRODUCTION The AD9789 EBZ Evaluation Board connects to a DPG2 to allow for quick evaluation of the AD9789 Control of the SPI port in the AD9789 is available through USB with accompanying PC software The AD9789 EBZ allows evaluation of both CMOS and LVDS modes as well as numerous interface modes of the AD9789 The DPGDownloader software automatically formats the data sent to the DPG2 to ac...

Page 2: ...MOS position away from the DPG2 connector Open the AD9789 SPI application from your Start Menu Start Programs Analog Devices AD9789 EBZ AD9789 SPI In the lower left click the Load button it will stay depressed Press the Run button in the upper left A dialog will appear asking for the file to load Open AD9789_SPIsettings_Int_Sine_Wave txt located in the same directory as the SPI controller After th...

Page 3: ...n When prompted for a file to load select AD9789_SPISettings_Int_QAM txt Once that run has completed click the Load button again to de select it Enable the PARMNEW button and click Run again De select PARMNEW after the run has completed Also ensure that the FREQNEW control bit is set This bit needs to be set for any changes made to the center frequency of the BPF and the rate converter P Q to take...

Page 4: ...imately 1 0A Set the spectrum analyzer to center at 843MHz with a 24MHz span and 30kHz resolution bandwidth Four tones should now be visible at 834MHz 840MHz 846MHz and 852MHz Click on the PARMNEW button in the SPI controller It should turn red Click Run again The LOCK indicator in the upper left of the screen should now be green The part is now ready to receive data Open DPGDownloader on your PC ...

Page 5: ...he USB hardware unable to communicate with the AD9789 If these bits become set a hard reset power cycle will be required to restore their original settings Interrupt Request Controls These controls enable and disable the various interrupts available on the AD9789 These settings will not affect the evaluation system although the LOCK and LOCKLOST indicators are useful when debugging clock issues In...

Page 6: ...ency Controls The controls in this section affect where the four carriers will be placed using the internal modulators First enter the frequency of the input clock in the FDAC box Then enter the desired carrier frequencies Note that all four carriers must appear in ascending order 6MHz apart For example in Figure 15 the first carrier is at 834MHz The next carrier is 6MHz above this at 840MHz The n...

Page 7: ...of the count Rate Converter Controls The Rate Converter will affect the frequency of the Frame Sync signal If the rate converter ratio is too large certain modes that require many clock cycles may not be able to function The Center Frequency BPF should be set to center frequency of all active channels This will ensure that the band pass filter is centered on where the carriers are Figure 18 ...

Page 8: ...lication has finished writing to the AD9516 it can be closed Connect the clock source to S6 REF_CLK_IN and set it to generate a 95 573MHz clock with 0dBm amplitude This will generate a 2 29376GHz clock for the AD9789 This signal is also available at S10 S11 for debugging the AD9516 ELECTRICAL INTERFACE SELECTION The AD9789 EBZ is designed to allow evaluation of both the CMOS and LVDS modes of the ...

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