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AD9734/AD9735/AD9736 EVALUATION BOARD (AD9734-EBZ/AD9735-EBZ/AD9736-EBZ)

Note: This documentation is for the older AD973x-EBZ evaluation boards. The documentation for the newer AD973x-DPG2-EBZ boards is included in the DAC Software Suite.

The AD9734/AD9735/AD9736 evaluation board comes with software which allows the user to program the SPI port. Via the SPI port, the AD9779 can be programmed into any

of its various operating modes.

The schematic, layout and readme files can be obtained from the following links

AD9736 Schematic, Rev F (pdf, 100,076 bytes)

AD9736 PCB, Rev F (pdf, 490,800 bytes)

The AD9736 includes an LFSR signature generator. When data is clocked into the DAC, a unique signature is calculated which may be read back via the SPI port. The

included vectors may be used to validate the entire data bus and the bit vectors can be used to isolate failing bits.

Click the link below to download the BIST vectors and self test instructions.

AD9736 BIST Vectors and Instructions

For complete information, please refer to the data sheets which are available from the AD9734, AD9735 or AD9736 product pages.

The AD9734/AD9735/AD9736 evaluation board has been designed to optimize performance of the DAC, as well as for ease of customer use and digital interface. To operate

the board, the user must apply power, a clock source, a digital data source, and be able to observe the DAC output on either a spectrum analyzer or an oscilloscope. A sine or

square wave clock will work well as a source.

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