AD9956/PCB
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Select
Clear Frequency Accum.
or
Clear Phase Accum.
to
clear and hold the corresponding accumulator. The clear
function clears and then holds the contents of the correspond-
ing accumulator to 0 until you uncheck the box.
Sync Multi DUTs
This section controls the multiple synchronization functions of
the AD9956.
Select
Auto Sync
and then click
LOAD
to turn on the auto-
synchronization routine of the DDS. When this function is on,
the DDS aligns its internal DDS clock edge to a sync signal,
supplied on the PLL_LOCK/SYNC_IN pin. Once the clock
edge is aligned, this function should be turned off because it
does not provide continuous monitoring.
Select
Software Manual Sync
to advance the SYNC-CLK rising
edge by one system clock period. Once executed, the bit is
cleared. To advance multiple system clock periods, select this
box and then click
LOAD
several times.
Select
Hardware Manual Sync
to advance the sync clock rising
edge by one system clock period for each rising edge detected
on the SYNC_IN pin. This bit does not self-clear.
Select
High Speed Sync Enable
to turn on a high speed
synchronization algorithm that you can use to synchronize
multiple DDSs operating at a 250 MSPS system clock rate or
faster. Do not select this box for system clock rates below
250 MSPS.
Select
Sync CLK Out Disable
to turn off the sync clock output.
The PLL lock detect enable bit in the
Charge Pump
dialog box
enables a PLL lock monitoring function, either through the
PLL_LOCK_DETECT pin (externally) or by setting a flag in the
control register, CFR1<24>, which is the PLL lock error bit.
When you turn on auto-synchronization or hardware manual
synchronization, the PLL_LOCK/SYNC_IN pin becomes an
input, and the ability to monitor the lock detect signal
externally is lost. This flag is stored at CFR1<24> and clears
itself when the register is read, that is, the flag is seen and then
auto-cleared. If, during a readback, the evaluation software
detects that this flag is set, the
PLL_LOCK_ERROR
bar at the
bottom of this section flashes. The next time the flag is read, the
bar stops flashing if the flag is cleared.
PROFILE DIALOG BOX
The DDS section of the AD9956 has eight programmable
frequency and phase offset profiles. You can write values for
these profiles in the
Profile
dialog box, shown in Figure 4.
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Figure 4. Profile Dialog Box
To select the active profile, click the corresponding
Active
Profile
button (
Profile 0
to
Profile 7
) at the bottom of the
dialog box. Changing profiles is an immediate selection; no
LOAD
is required.
During linear sweep modes of operation, the
Ramp Up
and
Ramp Down
buttons are displayed at the bottom of the
Profile
dialog box, as shown in Figure 5. Click the appropriate button
to either ramp the part up to the value stored in Profile 1 or to
ramp the part down to the value stored in Profile 0.
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Figure 5. Profile Dialog Box when Linear Sweep Is Enabled
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